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LevelOne GSW-2490TXM manual Connecting to the Switch

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Connecting to the Switch

Figure 3-3. Mount the 24TP+1Fiber Module Switch in an EIA standard 19-inch Rack

Note: For proper ventilation, allow about at least 4 inches ( 10 cm ) of clearance on the front and 3.4 inches ( 8 cm ) on the back of the Switch. This is especially important for enclosed rack installation.

Connecting to the Switch

The Console port is a male DB-9 connector that enables a connection to a PC or terminal for monitoring and configuring the LevelOne GSW-2490TXM SNMP Switch. Use the supplied RS-232 cable with a female DB-9 connector to connect a terminal or PC to the Console port.

The Console configuration ( out of band ) allow you to set your Switch to enable a user at a remote console terminal to communicate with the LevelOne GSW-2490TXM SNMP Switch as if the console terminal were directly connected to it.

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LevelOne GSW-2490TXM manual Connecting to the Switch

Contents

LevelOne GSW-2490TXM1. Introduction 24-Port + 2 Slide-in Slots SNMP SwitchFeatures Package Contents Figure 1-2. Package Contents Management MethodsConsole and Telnet Management SNMP Network Management10/100Base-TX RJ-45 ports Auto MDI/MDIX Hardware DescriptionHardware Description The Front PanelFigure 2-2 The LED Indicators LED IndicatorsExpansion Slots Console PortTable 2-1. The Descriptions of LED Indicators Power OnDiagnostic Test Rear PanelNote If the Switch fails the self-test, the Diag LED will blink Connecting to the NetworkPre-Installation Requirements Figure 3-1. Attaching Rubber Feet to each corner Mounting the SwitchDesktop Mounting on the bottom of the SwitchFigure 3-2. Attach mounting brackets with screws Rack-mounted InstallationConnecting to the Switch Baud Rate 9600 bps Data Bits Parity none Stop Bit Control flow None Login in the Console InterfaceFigure 3-5. The settings of communication parameters Figure 3-6. The screen of Main Menu Main Menu1. System Information Figure 3-7. The System Information Menu 2. Management Setup2.1. Network Configuration Figure 3-8. The Management Setup MenuFigure 3-10. The Serial Port Configuration 2.2. Serial Port Configuration2.3. SNMP Community Setup Figure 3-9. The Network Configuration MenFigure 3-12. The Trap Receiver Menu 2.5. Management Capability Setup2.4. Trap Receiver Figure3-11. The SNMP Community MenuFigure 3-14. The Trap Filter Setup menu 2.6. Trap Filter SetupFigure 3-13. The Management Capability setup Menu Figure 3-15. The Device Control menu 3.1. Switch Device Configuration3. Device Control Menu Figure 3-16. The Switch Device Configuration menuFigure 3-17. The Switch Port Configuration menu 3.2. Switch Port Configuration3.3. Permanent Address Configuration Figure 3-18. The Permanent Address Configuration menu 3.3.1. Static Unicast Address Configuration3.3.2. Static Multicast Address Configuration 3.4. Port StatisticsFigure 3-19. The Port Statistics menu 3.5. Spanning Tree Protocol ConfigurationFigure 3-20. The Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration menu Figure 3-22. The Port Based VLAN Configuration menu 3.6. Spanning Tree Protocol Port Configuration3.7. Post-Based VLAN Configuration Figure 3-21. The Spanning Tree Protocol port Configuration menu3.8.1. 802.1Q VLAN Configuration 3.8. 802.1Q VLAN ConfigurationFigure 3-23. The Port Based VLAN Configuration menu 3.8.2. Dynamic VLAN TableFigure 3-24. The Dynamic VLAN Table menu 3.8.3. VLAN Untagged Configuration3.8.4 GARP Configuration Figure 3-25. The Port Untag Configuration menuFigure 3-27. The MTU/MDU Per-Port VLAN Table menu 3.9. MTU/MDU Per-Port VLAN TableFigure 3-26. The GARP Configuration menu GARP Leave All Time GARP Leave Time GARP Join TimeFigure 3-28. The IGMP Snooping Table 3.11. Trunk Group Configuration3.10. IGMP Snooping Table Figure 3-30. The Port Mirroring Configuration Menu 3.12. Port Mirroring ConfigurationFigure 3-29. The Trunk Configuration Menu Figure 3-31. The User Authentication Menu 4. User AuthenticationFigure 3-33. The Factory Reset Menu 5.2 Factory Reset5.3 Login Timeout Interval 5. System Utility 5.1 System RestartFigure 3-35. The System Download Menu Web-Based Management5.4 System Download Figure 3-34. The Login Timeout IntervalFigure 4-1 The Password Window System LoginAbout Web-based Management Figure 4-3. The Network Configuration Menu Management SetupNetwork Configuration System InformationFigure 4-4. The Serial Port Configuration Menu Serial Port ConfigurationSNMP Community Setup Figure 4-6. The Trap Receiver Menu Trap ReceiverFigure 4-5. The SNMP Community Setup Menu Figure 4-8. The Trap Filter Setup Menu Management Capability SetupTrap Filter Setup Figure 4-7. The Management Capability Setup MenuFigure 4-10. The Switch Configuration lower Menu Switch ConfigurationDevice Control Figure 4-9. The Switch Configuration upper MenuSwitch Port Configuration Figure 4-13. The Port Mirror in Switch Port Configuration Menu Permanent Address ConfigurationFigure 4-12. The Trunk Group in Switch Port Configuration Menu Page Figure 4-16. The Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration upper Menu Spanning Tree Protocol ConfigurationFigure 4-18. The Spanning Tree Protocol Port Configuration upper Menu Spanning Tree Protocol Port ConfigurationFigure 4-17. The Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration lower Menu Figure 4-20. The Port Statistics Menu VLAN ConfigurationPort Statistics Figure 4-19. The Spanning Tree Protocol Port Configuration lower MenuFigure 4-22. The Dynamic VLAN Table Menu Figure 4-21. The Static VLAN Configuration MenuFigure 4-23. The Untagged Configuration Menu Figure 4-26. The GARP Configuration Menu GARP ConfigurationIGMP Configuration Figure 4-28. The User Authentication Menu User AuthenticationFigure 4-27. The IGMP Configuration Menu Figure 4-30. The Factory Reset Menu Factory ResetSystem Utility System RestartFigure 4-31. The Login Timeout Interval Menu Login Timeout IntervalUpdate Setting System DownloadFigure 4-32. The Update Setting Menu Network ConfigurationCollapsed Backbone Application Figure 5-1. Collapsed Backbone Application Departmental BridgeFigure 5-2 Departmental Bridge Application High Performance Switched WorkgroupPort-based VLAN Workgroup IEEE 802.1Q VLAN ApplicationFigure 5-5 Shared Server Shared ServerProtocol Product SpecificationsMedia connector Switch TechnologyFDX/Col,10/100Mbps System Power, per port Link/active8K MAC address with auto learning function 6Mb share memory