Q-Logic 5202 Section Managing Ports, NTP Client, Snmp Configuration 4.2 Snmp Trap Configuration

0	SANbox 5200 Series Switch Management
		User’s Guide
4.7.3.3	NTP Client	4-25
4.7.4	SNMP Properties	4-26
4.7.4.1	SNMP Configuration	4-27
4.7.4.2	SNMP Trap Configuration	4-28
4.8	Archiving a Switch	4-29
4.9	Restoring a Switch	4-29
4.10	Restoring the Factory Default Configuration	4-31
4.11	Downloading a Support File	4-33
4.12	Upgrading the Switch Using License Keys	4-34
4.13	Installing Firmware	4-35
4.14	Displaying Hardware Status	4-36
Section 5	Managing Ports
5.1	Displaying Port Information	5-1
5.1.1	Monitoring Port Status	5-2
5.1.1.1	Displaying Port Types	5-2
5.1.1.2	Displaying Port Operational States	5-3
5.1.1.3	Displaying Port Speeds	5-3
5.1.1.4	Displaying Transceiver Media Status	5-4
5.1.2	Port Statistics Data Window	5-5
5.1.3	Port Information Data Window	5-8
5.2	Configuring Ports	5-10
5.2.1	Changing Port Administrative States	5-11
5.2.2	Changing Port Speeds	5-12
5.2.3	Changing Port Types	5-12
5.2.4	I/O Stream Guard	5-13
5.2.5	Scan Device	5-13
5.2.6	Changing Port Symbolic Name	5-14
5.3	Using the Extended Credits Wizard	5-14
5.4	Resetting a Port	5-15
5.5	Testing Ports	5-16
5.6	Graphing Port Performance	5-18
5.6.1	Starting SANsurfer Performance Viewer	5-19
5.6.2	Exiting SANsurfer Performance Viewer	5-19
5.6.3	Saving and Opening Performance View Files	5-20
5.6.4	Changing the Default Performance View File Encryption Key	................ 5-21
5.6.5	Setting SANsurfer Performance Viewer Preferences	5-21
5.6.6	Setting the Polling Frequency	5-22
5.6.7	Displaying Graphs	5-22
5.6.7.1	Arranging Graphs in the Display	5-23

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