COMMON OPERATIONS ON THE MAIN WINDOW ................................................................................................................ 9
MENU FOR STACKED DEVICES............................................................................................................................................... 10
PORT SELECTION DIALOG BOX............................................................................................................................................. 11
PORT STATUS COLORS ..........................................................................................................................................................11
LED STATUS ...........................................................................................................................................................................11
Routing Menu ............................................................................................................................... 203
BRIDGE MENU ......................................................................................................................................................................203
Port Menu ..................................................................................................................................... 226
SWITCHBLADE LINE CARDS.......................................................................................................................................228
ROUTING MENU ..................................................................................................................................................................362
BRIDGE MENU ......................................................................................................................................................................364
AVAILABILITY MENU ............................................................................................................................................................365
PORT MENU .........................................................................................................................................................................366
MEDIA CONVERTERS.....................................................................................................................................................371
CONVERTEON SERIES ..........................................................................................................................................................371
Main Window............................................................................................................................... 371
AGENT MENU ......................................................................................................................................................................374
STATUS MENU......................................................................................................................................................................375
OAM Menu ................................................................................................................................... 377
CONVERTEON SERIES MODULES ........................................................................................................................................378
MAIN WINDOW ..................................................................................................................................................................386
AGENT MENU ......................................................................................................................................................................388
STATUS MENU......................................................................................................................................................................390
Main Window............................................................................................................................... 395
AGENT MENU ......................................................................................................................................................................396
Status Menu................................................................................................................................... 397
PORT INTERFACE CARDS ....................................................................................................................................................403
NETWORK SERVICE MODULES ...........................................................................................................................................405
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Basic Operations
Device Manager's main window shows the main panel of the target device. It has both
common and device-specific menus on its menu bar.
Note - SNMPv3: All device-specific menu options are displayed regardless of the user's view
access security settings.
You can perform operations on the agent by doing a right click on the main panel or by
selecting a menu item from the menu bar. Ports and LEDs on the main panel indicate the
status of the port, system and traffic.
Topics:
• Common operations on the main window
• Menu for stacked devices
• Port selection dialog box
• Port status colors
• LED status
• Utilization
Common operations on the main window
Right clicking on a port
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Port
Right clicking on a port opens a pull-down menu specific to the device. Selecting a
menu item opens another window and lets you view and edit MIB information
related to the port. You can also access the same menu from the menu bar.
RS-232 Terminal Port
Right clicking on an RS-232 port opens a pull-down menu and lets you choose how
to log into the agent. Depending on the managed device, choose Telnet or WEB
Browser.
Reset Button
Right clicking on a reset button opens a pull-down menu with an option that allows
you to reset the device. (Not available on some devices.)
Menu for stacked devices
If the target is a stacked device, some menus have extra subitems to specify a single device
in the stack.
Module submenu
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Port selection dialog box
When you select a menu item acting on ports, a dialog box opens to let you select ports.
Check the target ports and click OK.
Note - If you select multiple ports, it may take some time for data to be displayed.
Select Port dialog box
Port status colors
Port status is shown by its color. Port speed is also displayed in the port image.
• Link Up: Green
• Disabled: Red (the port is disabled by an administrator)
• Partitioned/Blocking: Yellow
• Others: Default colour (usually black)
Note - SNMPv3: Depending on the READ VIEW access settings of the User Account Name
used, there is a possibility that Device Manager may not be able to access some MIB values
that control the Port status. When this happens, the affected ports will be shown in the
default color.
LED status
In Device Manager, LEDs do not blink. The meaning of each LED will differ from one device
to another.
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Utilization
Utilization is calculated by the following formula.
# of frames x (96 + 64) + octets x 8
Utilization (%) = ------------------------------------------- x 100
Port speed (bps) x Sampling Interval(sec)
Basic Operations
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Layer 2 Switches
AT-8000 Series
This section describes Device Manager menus and operations specific to the AT-8000
Series.
Topics:
• Main Window
• Agent Menu
• Bridge Menu
• RMON Menu
• Port Menu
• Stacking Menu
• Expansion Module Notes
Main Window
AT-8012M
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AT-8012M-QS
AT-8016F/MT
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AT-8016F/SC
AT-8016F/ST
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AT-8024
AT-8024GB
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AT-8024M
AT-8026FC
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AT-8026T
AT-8088/MT
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AT-8088/SC
Device Manager LEDs for AT-8000 Series
LED State Description
PWR Green The switch is receiving power.
MASTER Orange
The switch is the master switch of an enhanced stack.
Gray
The switch is a slave switch or is not a member of an enhanced
stack.
DUPLEX Green
Orange
The port is operating in full-duplex mode.
The port is operating in half-duplex mode.
Note - Please refer to Uplink Modules for the operations and behavior of the expansion
modules installed on these devices.
Note - The current firmware version does not allow Device Manager to support the RPS
LED.
Note - When connecting to a slave switch, Device Manager does not automatically replace
the master switch image in the main window with the slave switch image. To view the slave
switch image, click on the Refresh option under the Agent menu.
Note - Device Manager will detect a loss of connection between an AT-8024GB and an AT-
9410GB when the uplink port on both devices are set to the same speed and mode.
Note - Connection between an AT-8024GB and an AT-8324 can only be established if the
uplink ports on both devices are configured to auto-negotiate.
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Note - Setting the 'Active Protocol Version' to 'STP' and 'Spanning Tree Status' to 'enabled'
will set the Port State parameter of disabled ports to 'blocking'. As a result, port images for
disabled ports will turn yellow.
Note - Setting the 'Active Protocol Version' to 'RSTP' and 'Spanning Tree Status' to 'enabled'
will set the Port State parameter of inactive ports and disabled ports to 'blocking'. As a
result, port images for inactive ports and disabled ports will turn yellow.
Agent Menu
From the Agent menu, you can view and edit the system information for the device, or log
into the CLI using Telnet.
System Info
Displays basic system information, including system name, location, contact and
description.
Note - Attempting to set the System Contact, System Name, and System Location
parameters to NULL will result in a general error. However, the parameters will still
be temporarily set to NULL. Once the switch is restarted, the original values will be
restored.
Note - The current firmware version accepts up to 40 characters for the System
Contact, System Name and System Location parameters. However, specifying a
value that is exactly 40 characters in length will result in an error message. This
error message may be ignored as the value will still be set successfully.
Firmware Info
Displays firmware version.
Network Info
Displays network-related information such as the addresses of the default gateway
and the agents.
Note - The current firmware version does not allow the Default Domain Name and
the DNS Server parameters to be configured.
Manager Address Info
Displays the IP address of the management station.
Device Info
Displays general information about the switch.
MAC Address Table
Displays a list of static MAC addresses configured on the switch.
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Note - MAC Address Table entries created through a local or telnet management
session will not be visible to Device Manager until the device is restarted.
Reset
Resets the switch.
Telnet
Starts a Telnet connection to the switch.
WEB Browser
Connects to the switch's HTTP server.
Bridge Menu
From the Bridge menu, you can view and edit bridge information such as the forwarding
database and the spanning tree status.
Forwarding Database
Note - AT-8016F/xx: The current firmware version may, at times, return duplicate
Forwarding Database table entries.
Standard View
Displays the Forwarding Database table as returned by the device.
Enhanced View
Displays the Forwarding Database table on a per port basis. User can select a port
or group of ports to view its corresponding Forwarding Database entries.
Discard/Aging Time Info
Displays information about the number of address entries that were learned but
discarded because either there was a lack of memory or the entry's aging timer
expired.
Note - The current firmware version accepts values in the range [10-1000000]
inclusive for the Aging Time parameter.
Spanning Tree Info
Displays spanning tree parameters such as priority and cost.
Note - The current firmware version accepts values in the range [0-65535] inclusive
for the Priority parameter regardless of the active spanning tree protocol version.
Statistics
Displays statistics about frames received/transmitted on the switch port.
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RMON Menu
From the RMON menu you can view and edit the RMON MIB.
Statistics
Displays traffic statistics in the network segment attached to each port.
History Control Table
Displays the RMON History table.
Note - The current firmware version does not support the "historyControlTable"
MIB object of RFC1757. As a result, Device Manager displays the error message
"Failed to get MIB data." when the History Control Table option is selected from the
RMON menu.
Alarm Table
Displays the RMON Alarm table.
Event Table
Displays the RMON Event table.
Event Log
Displays the RMON Event log.
Port Menu
From the Port menu, you can view and edit MIB information about the port.
Utilization
Displays the port's utilization information.
Interface Info
Displays port statistics such as the number of frames received and transmitted on
the port, bytes received and transmitted on the port, and port status.
Note - Valid MIB Set values for the Administration Status parameter are 'up' and
'down'. Attempting to set this parameter to any other value will result in the error
message: "The error occurred with 'Set' operation. Error: bad value."
Error Statistics
Displays error statistics.
Detail Info
Displays detailed port information such as duplex mode.
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Note - Valid MIB Set values for the Port Flow Control parameter are 'disable',
'transmit-only', 'receive-only', and 'transmit-and-receive'. However, the current
firmware version does not allow this parameter to be set to 'transmit-only' and
'receive-only' for the following ports:
• Expansion module ports
• GBIC ports on the AT-8024GB
• Fiber optic ports on the AT-8026FC
Note - Valid MIB Set values for the Port State parameter are 'enabled' and 'disabled'.
Attempting to set this parameter to any other value will result in the error message:
"The error occurred with 'Set' operation. Error: bad value."
Note - The current firmware version accepts up to 20 characters for the Port Name
parameter. Attempting to enter more than 20 characters will result in an error
message and may append additional characters to the input value.
Spanning Tree Info
Displays the port's spanning tree parameters.
Note - Setting a port's Port parameter to 'disabled' does not automatically set the
Port State parameter under Detail Info to 'disabled'. As a result, the port's image
may not turn red as expected.
Note - The current firmware version accepts values in the range [0-255] inclusive for
the Port Priority parameter regardless of the active spanning tree protocol version.
Note - The current firmware version accepts values in the range [0-65535] inclusive
for the Port Path Cost parameter regardless of the active spanning tree protocol
version.
Enable
Enables the port.
Note - Under the Sun Solaris platform, the Device Manager application may
terminate abnormally if multiple ports have been selected and each dialog box with
the message "May I set 'atiswitchPortState.n' to up" is clicked one after the other.
Disable
Disables the port.
Note - Under the Sun Solaris platform, the Device Manager application may
terminate abnormally if multiple ports have been selected and each dialog box with
the message "May I set 'atiswitchPortState.n' to down" is clicked one after the other.
Port Mirroring
Displays port mirroring parameters and allows configuration of port mirroring state,
source, and destination.
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Note - Valid MIB Set values for the Mirroring Destination Port parameter should
range from 0 to 24. However, the current firmware version allows the user to enter
values up to 65535. Attempting to enter values greater than 65535 will cause the
new value to be converted to its equivalent wrap-around value; i.e., 65536 will
become 0, 65537 will become 1, and so on.
Note - The current firmware version does not allow the Port Mirroring Status
parameter to be set to 'receive' and 'transmit'. Attempting to do so will result in the
error message: "The error occurred with 'Set' operation. Error: bad value".
Note - By default, the Port Mirroring Status parameter is set to 'disabled' and the
Mirroring Destination Port parameter is set to 0. From this default state, the Port
Mirroring Status parameter can be set to 'both' successfully. However, to set the
Port Mirroring Status parameter back to 'disabled', the Mirroring Destination Port
parameter must be set to a non-zero value.
Note - Any change made to the Mirroring Source Ports parameter while the
Mirroring Destination Port parameter is set to 0 will take effect internally but will
not be reflected in the MIB variable window. To see the change reflected in the MIB
variable window, the Mirroring Destination Port parameter should be set to a nonzero value.
Stacking Menu
From the Stacking menu, you can perform enhanced stacking from any AT-8000 Series
master switch.
Stacking Info
Displays information about the switch's mode. This is also the menu where you can
perform enhanced stacking.
Note - For the Stack Switch Model parameter, additional characters appear after the
model name for discovered AT-8524M, AT-9424T/SP and AT-9424T/GB devices.
Expansion Module Notes
• Device Manager cannot distinguish between the AT-A45/xx, AT-A47,
and AT-STACKM expansion modules. All are displayed with the same GIF image.
• When both the AT-A45 and AT-A46 expansion modules are present on a device,
the AT-A45 port image may show up as green and its Port Speed parameter may
reflect the value "1 Gbps" even if there is no connection established on the port. To
reflect the correct port image color and port speed, restart the device. This applies
to the following devices:
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AT-8016F/xx
AT-8024M
AT-8088/xx
• The Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) does not work for the AT-A46 expansion module
when it is installed on an AT-8016F/ST device. As a result, the Port State parameter
of the AT-A46 expansion module port will never be set to 'blocking' and the port
image will never turn yellow.
• Connection between an AT-A47 expansion module port that is configured to
operate at 1Gbps full duplex and a port on another device can only be established if
the port on the other device is configured to auto-negotiate.
• For the AT-A47 expansion module, Device Manager will only display the AT-
A45/AT-A47/AT-STACKM shared GIF image if a GBIC module is present in the
GBIC slot.
• By default, the Port Speed and Mode parameter of the AT-A47 expansion module
port is set to 'auto sense'. From this mode, the Port Speed and Mode can only be
changed to '1Gbps full-duplex'. However, once set to '1Gbps full-duplex', it can no
longer be set to 'auto sense'.
AT-8000 Series
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AT-8000/8POE
This section describes Device Manager menus and operations specific to the AT-8000/8POE
switch.
Topics:
• Main Window
• Agent Menu
• Bridge Menu
• RMON Menu
• Port Menu
Main Window
AT-8000/8POE
Device Manager LEDs for AT-8000/8POE
LED State Description
PWR Green The switch is receiving power.
DUPLEX Green
Orange
The port is operating at full-duplex mode.
The port is operating at half-duplex mode.
Note - The current firmware version does not allow Device Manager to determine whether
a port is enabled or disabled. As a result, port images will remain black even if they are
actually disabled.
Note - The current firmware version does not allow Device Manager to detect the presence
or absence of an SFP module in the SFP slot. As a result, the SFP slot on the device image
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will always show an SFP image regardless of whether or not an SFP module is physically
present in the slot.
Note - Status information for port 9 will always be reflected on both the RJ-45 port image
nd the SFP port image regardless of whether it is the RJ-45 or the SFP port that is actually
a
in operation. However, if Device Manager detects that the established link speed is less tha
1Gbps, only the RJ-45 port image will turn green.
Note - When Global RSTP is enabled, the current fi
arameter of inactive ports to 'blocking'. As a result, expect port images for inactive ports
p
rmware version sets the Port State
to turn yellow in Device Manager.
Agent Menu
n
From the Agent men
u, you can view and edit the system information for the device, or log
into the CLI using Telnet.
System Info
Displays basic system information, including system name, location, contact and
ription.
desc
Note - The cu
rrent firmware version accepts anywhere from 1 up to 64 characters
for the System Contact, System Name and System Location parameters. NULL
values are not accepted.
Firmwar
e Info
Displays firmware version.
Networ
k Info
Displays network-related information such as the addresses of the default gateway
and th
e agents.
Manage
r Address Info
Displays the IP address of the management station.
Note - The current firmware version does not allow
Address parameters to be configured.
DHCP I
nfo
Displays DHCP information including the DHCP System Group and DHCP Timer
up.
Gro
Reset
Resets the switch.
Telnet
Starts a Telnet connection to the switch.
the Trap Destination IP
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WEB Br
owser
Connects to the switch's HTTP server.
Bridg
e Menu
From the Bridge men
status.
Forward
ing Database
Displays the Forwarding Database table as returned by the device.
Discard
/Aging Time Info
Displays information about the device's aging time.
Spannin
g Tree Info
Displays spanning tree parameters such as priority and cost.
Note - Values entered for the Root Maximum Aging Time, Ro
Root Forward Delay Time parameters must be multiples of 100. Values that are not
multiples of 100 will be automatically rounded down to the nearest hundreds.
Statistic
s
Displays statistics about frames received/transmitted on the switch's ports.
Basic Br
idge Info
Displays basic bridge information such as the LAN ID, bridge address, number of
ports and
the bridge type.
Bridge P
ort Info
Displays basic bridge information on a per port basis such as the LAN ID, port
number,
circuit, delay exceeded discards and MTU exceeded discards.
Note - The current firmware version returns a NULL value for the Circ
parameter.
u, you can view and edit bridge information such as the spanning tree
ot Hello Time and
uit
RMON Menu
From the RMON men
Statistics
Standard
isplays traffic statistics in the network segment attached to each port.
D
Note - To collect statistical data on an interface, do the following using a
browser tool that allows you to issue an SNMP Set request on a specific table
element:
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u you can view and edit the RMON MIB.
MIB
• Set the etherStatsStatus (1.3.6.1.2.1.16.1.1.1.21) object to "createReque
• Set the etherStatsDataSource (1.3.6.1.2.1.16.1.1.1.2) object to the OID of
Eth
ernet interface to monitor (e.g. 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.1.1 - Port 1)
•Set the etherStatsStatus object to "valid(1)"
Additional Info
Displays additional traffic statistics in the network segment such as frame
received/sent, collisions, broadcast frames and mult
Note - The Def
8000/8POE and should be ignored.
Error
Displays error statistics in the network segment such as CRC errors, alignm
errors, bad frames received late coll
History Control Table
Displays the RMON History table.
Note - To maintain a history of statistics taken at particular intervals for an interface,
do the follow
request on a specific table element:
st(2)"
the
s
icast frames.
erred Transmissions parameter is not applicable to the AT-
ent
isions and total transmit errors.
ing using a MIB browser tool that allows you to issue an SNMP Set
• Set the historyControlStatus (1.3.6.1.2.1.16.2.1.1.7) object to
"createRequest(2)"
•Set the historyControlDataSourc
e (1.3.6.1.2.1.16.2.1.1.2) object to the OID of
the Ethernet interface for which historical data will be collected (e.g.
1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.1.1 - Port 1)
tatus object to "valid(1)"
Alarm Table
•Set the historyControlS
Displays the RMON Alarm table.
Event Table
ays the RMON Event table.
Displ
ent Log
Ev
lays the RMON Event log.
Disp
ort Menu
P
From the Port menu, you can view and edit MIB information about the port.
Utilization
Displays the port's utilization information.
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Interface Info
Standard
Displays port statistics such as the number of packets received and transmitted on
the po
Note - The current firmware version returns a NULL value for the Specific Media
MIB parameter.
Additional Info
Displays port sta
the port, bytes received and transmitted on the port and port status.
Note - The Deferred Transmissions parameter is not applicable to the AT-8000/8POE
and should be ignored.
Error Statistics
Displays error statistics.
Detail In
fo
Displays detailed port info
e - The current firmware version does not return the correct value for the Port
Not
State parameter. It also does not allow the parameter to
Note - The Port Flow Control and Port QoS Priority parameters are not applicable
to the AT-8000/8POE and should be ignored.
Spannin
g Tree Info
Displays the port's spanning tree parameters.
Enable
Enables the port.
Disable
Disables the port.
Port Mirr
oring
Displays port mirro
source and destination.
IGMP S
nooping
Displays the current stat
rt, bytes received and transmitted on the port and port status.
tistics such as the number of frames received and transmitted on
rmation such as duplex mode.
be configured.
ring parameters and allows configuration of port mirroring state,
e of IGMP Snooping and allows reconfiguration.
8000/8POE AT-
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