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LevelOne GSW-2490TXM manual Departmental Bridge, 1. Collapsed Backbone Application

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Departmental Bridge

For enterprise networks where large data broadcasts are constantly processed, this Switch is an ideal solution for department users to connect to the corporate backbone. The LevelOne GSW-2490TXM SNMP Switch used as segment Switch can alleviate user contention for bandwidth and eliminate server and network bottlenecks. All ports can connect to high-speed department servers that need high bandwidth. This Switch provides parallel communications within it’s Gigabit port, which can run up to 2000 Mbps at Full-duplex.

The Switch makes key servers available to more users by allowing multiple conversations to occur concurrently, thereby significantly expanding overall network throughput. Moreover, this Switch eases supervision and maintenance by allowing network manager centralize multiple servers in a single location.

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LevelOne GSW-2490TXM manual Departmental Bridge, 1. Collapsed Backbone Application

Contents

GSW-2490TXM 1. Introduction24-Port + 2 Slide-in Slots SNMP Switch LevelOneFeatures Package Contents Management Methods Console and Telnet ManagementSNMP Network Management Figure 1-2. Package ContentsHardware Description Hardware DescriptionThe Front Panel 10/100Base-TX RJ-45 ports Auto MDI/MDIXLED Indicators Expansion SlotsConsole Port Figure 2-2 The LED IndicatorsPower On Diagnostic TestRear Panel Table 2-1. The Descriptions of LED IndicatorsPre-Installation Requirements Connecting to the NetworkNote If the Switch fails the self-test, the Diag LED will blink Mounting the Switch Desktop Mountingon the bottom of the Switch Figure 3-1. Attaching Rubber Feet to each cornerRack-mounted Installation Figure 3-2. Attach mounting brackets with screwsConnecting to the Switch Figure 3-5. The settings of communication parameters Login in the Console InterfaceBaud Rate 9600 bps Data Bits Parity none Stop Bit Control flow None 1. System Information Main MenuFigure 3-6. The screen of Main Menu 2. Management Setup 2.1. Network ConfigurationFigure 3-8. The Management Setup Menu Figure 3-7. The System Information Menu2.2. Serial Port Configuration 2.3. SNMP Community SetupFigure 3-9. The Network Configuration Men Figure 3-10. The Serial Port Configuration2.5. Management Capability Setup 2.4. Trap ReceiverFigure3-11. The SNMP Community Menu Figure 3-12. The Trap Receiver MenuFigure 3-13. The Management Capability setup Menu 2.6. Trap Filter SetupFigure 3-14. The Trap Filter Setup menu 3.1. Switch Device Configuration 3. Device Control MenuFigure 3-16. The Switch Device Configuration menu Figure 3-15. The Device Control menu3.3. Permanent Address Configuration 3.2. Switch Port ConfigurationFigure 3-17. The Switch Port Configuration menu 3.3.1. Static Unicast Address Configuration 3.3.2. Static Multicast Address Configuration3.4. Port Statistics Figure 3-18. The Permanent Address Configuration menuFigure 3-20. The Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration menu 3.5. Spanning Tree Protocol ConfigurationFigure 3-19. The Port Statistics menu 3.6. Spanning Tree Protocol Port Configuration 3.7. Post-Based VLAN ConfigurationFigure 3-21. The Spanning Tree Protocol port Configuration menu Figure 3-22. The Port Based VLAN Configuration menu3.8. 802.1Q VLAN Configuration 3.8.1. 802.1Q VLAN Configuration3.8.2. Dynamic VLAN Table Figure 3-23. The Port Based VLAN Configuration menu3.8.3. VLAN Untagged Configuration 3.8.4 GARP ConfigurationFigure 3-25. The Port Untag Configuration menu Figure 3-24. The Dynamic VLAN Table menu3.9. MTU/MDU Per-Port VLAN Table Figure 3-26. The GARP Configuration menuGARP Leave All Time GARP Leave Time GARP Join Time Figure 3-27. The MTU/MDU Per-Port VLAN Table menu3.10. IGMP Snooping Table 3.11. Trunk Group ConfigurationFigure 3-28. The IGMP Snooping Table Figure 3-29. The Trunk Configuration Menu 3.12. Port Mirroring ConfigurationFigure 3-30. The Port Mirroring Configuration Menu 4. User Authentication Figure 3-31. The User Authentication Menu5.2 Factory Reset 5.3 Login Timeout Interval5. System Utility 5.1 System Restart Figure 3-33. The Factory Reset MenuWeb-Based Management 5.4 System DownloadFigure 3-34. The Login Timeout Interval Figure 3-35. The System Download MenuAbout Web-based Management System LoginFigure 4-1 The Password Window Management Setup Network ConfigurationSystem Information Figure 4-3. The Network Configuration MenuSNMP Community Setup Serial Port ConfigurationFigure 4-4. The Serial Port Configuration Menu Figure 4-5. The SNMP Community Setup Menu Trap ReceiverFigure 4-6. The Trap Receiver Menu Management Capability Setup Trap Filter SetupFigure 4-7. The Management Capability Setup Menu Figure 4-8. The Trap Filter Setup MenuSwitch Configuration Device ControlFigure 4-9. The Switch Configuration upper Menu Figure 4-10. The Switch Configuration lower MenuSwitch Port Configuration Figure 4-12. The Trunk Group in Switch Port Configuration Menu Permanent Address ConfigurationFigure 4-13. The Port Mirror in Switch Port Configuration Menu Page Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration Figure 4-16. The Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration upper MenuFigure 4-17. The Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration lower Menu Spanning Tree Protocol Port ConfigurationFigure 4-18. The Spanning Tree Protocol Port Configuration upper Menu VLAN Configuration Port StatisticsFigure 4-19. The Spanning Tree Protocol Port Configuration lower Menu Figure 4-20. The Port Statistics MenuFigure 4-21. The Static VLAN Configuration Menu Figure 4-22. The Dynamic VLAN Table MenuFigure 4-23. The Untagged Configuration Menu IGMP Configuration GARP ConfigurationFigure 4-26. The GARP Configuration Menu Figure 4-27. The IGMP Configuration Menu User AuthenticationFigure 4-28. The User Authentication Menu Factory Reset System UtilitySystem Restart Figure 4-30. The Factory Reset MenuLogin Timeout Interval Update SettingSystem Download Figure 4-31. The Login Timeout Interval MenuNetwork Configuration Figure 4-32. The Update Setting MenuCollapsed Backbone Application Departmental Bridge Figure 5-1. Collapsed Backbone ApplicationHigh Performance Switched Workgroup Figure 5-2 Departmental Bridge ApplicationIEEE 802.1Q VLAN Application Port-based VLAN WorkgroupShared Server Figure 5-5 Shared ServerProduct Specifications Media connectorSwitch Technology ProtocolSystem Power, per port Link/active 8K MAC address with auto learning function6Mb share memory FDX/Col,10/100Mbps