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Configuring the Trap Destination Table

Vixel Model 335 Installation & Configuration GuideCHAPTER 3 Management

6. Type fw, then type 1.

The active and alternate firmware versions are displayed.

7.If the “alternate version” is anything other than the firmware you just downloaded, verify that the file is good and repeat the download.

8.If you want to activate the alternate version (the newly downloaded firmware):

a.Type 2 to select the alternate version for execution on the next boot cycle.

b.Type 1 to verify that the following message is displayed under the firmware versions: “Note: ALTERNATE selected for execution on next boot cycle.” (If this message is not displayed, repeat steps a and b to toggle back.)

c.Type 5 to reboot.

The management agent disconnects, reboots, and activates the downloaded firmware. The “Disconnecting and Rebooting” message appears.

The firmware is downloaded.

Configuring the Trap Destination Table

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) uses traps to transmit information to other IP Addressable devices on the network.

To view the current Trap Destination settings and a complete list of commands, type: ct at the prompt. The Trap Destination Table Menu appears:

TRAP DESTINATION TABLE MENU
IP ADDRESS	PORT SEVERITY COMMUNITY STATE
Event traps: <none>
FcMgmt traps: <none>

1.Create new TRAP destination

2.Delete TRAP destination

3.Exit menu

To create a trap destination:

1.Type 1 to create the new TRAP destination.

2.At the resulting IP address prompt, type the address of the workstation you would like the trap sent to.

3.At the resulting UDP Port prompt, type the number of the listening port (usually “162”).

The Edit Trap Destination Menu appears.

EDIT TRAP DESTINATION MENU
		ACTIVE VALUE	NEW VALUE
	IP Address	172.16.52.2	172.16.52.2
	Port	162	162
1.	Community	'public'	'public'
2.	Severity	Warning	Warning
3.	State	Inactive	Inactive
4.	Mode	Event	Event
5.	Save changes and exit menu
6.	Discard changes and exit menu

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Managed Storage Switch INSTALLATION&CONFIGURATIONInSpeed Model guide Part Number 00041363-001 Rev. A Table of Contents A p p e n d i x e s Features CHAPTER 1 IntroductionAbout This Guide Overview Fibre Channel - Arbitrated Loop InSpeed TechnologyVixel Model 335 Installation & Configuration Guide CHAPTER 1 Introduction Installing the Switch CHAPTER 2 InstallationUnpacking the Switch Using Small Form - Factor Pluggable SFP Transceivers Performing a Power On Systems TestSmall Form-Factor Pluggable SFP Installation CHAPTER 2 Installation Setting Up the Switch Attaching Devices Understanding the Switch’s LEDs Power OnFigure 2-1. Switch features diagram System LEDs CHAPTER 2 Installation System LEDsIndication Port LEDs Port BypassedStatus Activity Cascading Switches Figure 2-4. Cascading Switches in Overlapping ZonesCascading with Non-Overlapping Zones Zone Zone Zone Figure 2-7. ACCEPTABLE Single Cascade in Zones 2-12 Only Using the Web Manager O v e rv i e wConnecting to the Web Manager CHAPTER 3 Management CHAPTER 3 Management NavigationLogging On and Off Figure 3-1. Web Manager Home Page Configuring the Switch Configuration TaskResetting the Switch Location in Web Manager System Information Settings SettingDescription Figure 3-2. System Information Page Network Settings Figure 3-3. System Information Change Settings Page Switch Speed Switching ModeSwitch Identification Blocking ARB Downloading the Switch Configuration Time SettingsFigure 3-5. Time Information Change Settings Page Figure 3-4. Time Information Page Firmware Settings Figure 3-6. Firmware Information Page 1. Click Change Firmware Settings Event Log Messages1. Click Load New Firmware Image Figure 3-7. Event Log Messages Page Figure 3-9. FC Switch Information Page with Highlighted Zones FC Switch InformationFigure 3-8. FC Switch Information Page OS Information DetectionIndication Figure 3-10. Ordered Set Information Page RRDY Figure 3-12. Received Port Utilization Page Port Usage InformationFigure 3-11. Ordered Set Information Page with Highlighted Zones Figure 3-13. Received Port Utilization Page with Highlighted Zones Figure 3-14. Received Port Utilization Change Settings PageValue Port Settings Figure 3-15. Port Information Page Figure 3-16. Port Information Page with Highlighted Zones Figure 3-17. Port Information Page with Transceiver Information Mode Figure 3-18. Cascade Information Page Figure 3-19. Cascade Information Page with Highlighted Zones Figure 3-20. Policies Page Policy SettingsSwitch Policy To update the switch’s policies Figure 3-21. Policies Change Settings Page Zone Settings Figure 3-22. Overlapping ZonesFigure 3-23. Non-overlapping Zones Figure 3-24. Zone Information Page Overlapping Zones Figure 3-25. Overlapping Zone 1 Information Page Figure 3-26. Overlapping Zone 1 Information Configuration Page Non-Overlapping Zones Figure 3-28. Non-Overlapping Zones Information Configuration Page Figure 3-27. Non-Overlapping Zone Information PageNote Ports 11 and 12 are always in Zone Highlighted Zones Using the Command Line Interface CLI Connecting to the CLI CLI Command Enabling or Disabling DHCP Requests Changing the Switch’s IP ParametersConfiguring Switch Information Managing the Firmware Downloading New Firmwaretftp -i IPaddress PUT filename ramdisk tftp IPaddress Message Action Configuring the Trap Destination Table Option Changing the CLI/Web Password Viewing Management, Policy, and Threshold Settings Policies Policy Settings Threshold Information Options 2-Emergency, 3-Alert, 4-Critical, 5-Error, 6-Warning Actions Changing the Switching Mode Command Vixel Model 335 Installation & Configuration Guide Displaying Ports Vixel Model 335 Installation & Configuration Guide Resetting the Switch Resetting the HardwareResetting the Switch to Factory Default Settings Viewing the Event Log Viewing and Understanding Zoning Information Changing the Switch’s Operating SpeedOverlapping Zoning Configuration Non-Overlapping Zoning Configuration Example noz 25,6,7,8 39,10 CHAPTER 4 Technical ReferenceTechnical Support Tro ub l e sh oo ti n g If the switch’s Fault LED remains lit, the switch requires repairCHAPTER 4 Technical Reference If the Mgmt Present LED continues to blink and POST has already Fibre Channel References Small Form-Factor Pluggable SFP IssuesProblem Recommended Action Appendixes APPENDIX A Specifications S p e c i f i c a t i o n s Operating Conditions APPENDIX A SpecificationsVixel Model 335 Operating Conditions Requirement Commands Console CommandsCommand General Commands APPENDIX B CLI Console Commands Action Commands Command APPENDIX C Event Messages EventMeaning Action APPENDIX C Event Messages Vixel Model 335 Installation & Configuration Guide APPENDIX C Event MessagesEvent Meaning Vixel Model 335 Installation & Configuration Guide Cross References Loop ID-ALPAAPPENDIX D Arbitrated Loop Physical Addresses APPENDIX E Glossary Enables the switch to be divided into separate environments Index Index