Enterasys IRM2 Manual de usuario

IRM2 User's Guide

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Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

Using This Manual........................................................................................................ 1-1

Related Manuals............................................................................................................ 1-2

Software Conventions .................................................................................................. 1-3

Using the Mouse....................................................................................................1-3

Common IRM2 Window Fields........................................................................... 1-4

Using Window Buttons......................................................................................... 1-5

Getting Help .................................................................................................................. 1-6

Using On-line Help................................................................................................1-6

Getting Help from the Enterasys Global Call Center.......................................1-7

Chapter 2 The IRM2 Chassis View

Viewing Chassis Information...................................................................................... 2-2

Front Panel Information........................................................................................ 2-3

Menu Structure....................................................................................................... 2-4

MIM Port Status Displays..................................................................................... 2-8

Selecting a Port Status View.......................................................................... 2-8

Port Status Color Codes................................................................................2-11

The Physical Chassis View ..................................................................................2-11

The Chassis Manager Window..........................................................................2-12

Viewing Hardware Types................................................................................... 2-13

Device Type ...................................................................................................2-13

Module Type.................................................................................................. 2-13

Managing the Hub...................................................................................................... 2-14

Setting the Device Date and Time .....................................................................2-14

Resetting Device Counters ................................................................................. 2-15

Restarting the Device .......................................................................................... 2-15

Configuring the Front Panel Repeater Port Association................................2-16

Setting a Board Name.......................................................................................... 2-17

Enabling Boards...................................................................................................2-17

Enabling and Disabling Ports ............................................................................2-18

Viewing I/F Summary Information.................................................................. 2-18

Interface Performance Statistics/Bar Graphs........................................... 2-19

Viewing Interface Detail.............................................................................. 2-21

Testing and Disabling the Current Interface.................................................... 2-24

Using the Applications menu............................................................................2-24

Contents

Chapter 3 Statistics

Statistics..........................................................................................................................3-1

Accessing the Statistics Windows........................................................................3-2

Statistics Defined....................................................................................................3-3

Using the Total and Delta Radio Buttons ...........................................................3-4

Timer Statistics...............................................................................................................3-5

Accessing the Timer Statistics Windows ............................................................3-5

Setting the Timer Statistics Interval.....................................................................3-7

Summary Statistics........................................................................................................3-7

Accessing the Summary Statistics Windows .....................................................3-8

Configuring Summary Statistics..........................................................................3-9

Performance Graph.....................................................................................................3-10

Accessing the Performance Graph Windows ..................................................3-10

Configuring the Performance Graph................................................................3-12

Chapter 4 Source Address Functions

Find Source Address.....................................................................................................4-1

Using Port Locking and Unlocking............................................................................4-2

Using Source Addressing.............................................................................................4-4

Setting the Device Ageing Time...........................................................................4-5

Chapter 5 Alarm Limits

Accessing the Alarm Limits Windows.......................................................................5-1

Configuring Alarms......................................................................................................5-6

Setting the Alarm Limits Time Interval..............................................................5-6

Setting Alarm Limits .............................................................................................5-7

Chapter 6 Trap Selection

Accessing the Trap Selection Windows......................................................................6-1

Trap Definitions.............................................................................................................6-2

Configuring Traps.........................................................................................................6-4

Chapter 7 Redundancy

Accessing the Redundancy Window..........................................................................7-1

Establishing Redundancy ............................................................................................7-3

Selecting and Naming a Circuit...........................................................................7-3

Entering the Physical Addresses of Devices to be Polled................................7-4

Assigning Backup Ports and Port Priority to the Circuit.................................7-5

Setting the Polling Interval and Number of Retries..........................................7-6

Activating the Circuit...................................................................................................7-7

Testing the Circuits........................................................................................................7-8

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Chapter 8 Redundancy (Continued)

Reconfiguring a Circuit................................................................................................ 7-9

Changing Port Status........................................................................................... 7-10

Resetting a Circuit.................................................................................................7-11

Index

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