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Avaya P550R, P880 User Manual

Cajun™
P550R
Switch User
Version 5.0
/P880/P882
Guide
March 2001
© Copyright Avaya Inc., 2001 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Produced in USA, March, 2001
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Table of Contents
Overview of the Contents 27 Technical Support 30 Avaya Technologies Products and Services 30 Conventions 31
Using Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 33
Related Documentation 33
Online Documentation 33 Online Help 34 Installing Online Documentation and Help Files 34
Installing the HTTP Documentation Server 35 Starting the HTTP Web Server 35 Entering the Server Location on the Switch 35 Adding Document Files to an Existing Server 36
Downloading an Updated CajunDocs CD from the Internet 37 Documentation 37 Terminology 38
Documentation Feedback 38
Chapter 1 — Introduction to the Cajun P550R/P880/P882 Switch 1-1
Overview 1-1 Switch Description 1-1 Hardware Components 1-2
Chassis 1-2
50-Series Mode 1-2
80-Series Mode 1-3 P550R Chassis 1-3
Slots 1-3
Ports 1-3
Fan Tray 1-4
Power Supplies 1-4
Switch Fabric 1-4 P880/P882 Chassis 1-6
Slots 1-6
Ports 1-6
Fan Tray 1-7
Power Supplies 1-7
Switch Fabric 1-7 50-Series Modules 1-8
Layer 2 Supervisor Module 1-8
Layer 3 Supervisor Module 1-9
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Redundant Supervisor 1-11 Media Modules 1-12
Layer 2 and Layer 3 Fast Ethernet Modules 1-13 Layer 2 and Layer 3 Gigabit-Speed Modules 1-13 ATM Uplink Module 1-13
80-Series Modules 1-14
Software Features 1-15
Virtual Bridging Functions 1-16 Flood Pruning Using VLANs 1-16 Hunt Groups 1-17 OpenTrunk Technology 1-17 Domain Naming System (DNS) Client Support 1-18 Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) Client
Support 1-19 OSPF Passive-Interface Support 1-19 Load MIB 1-20 Spanning Tree Modes 1-20
Spanning Tree Protocol Bridge Options 1-21
Global Disable 1-24 Extensive Fault Tolerance 1-25 Buffer and Queue Management 1-25
Routing Overview 1-26
Compatibility with the Layer 2 Switch 1-26 Routing with Layer 2 and Layer 3 Modules 1-27
Chapter 2 — Initialize and Setup of the P550R/P880/P882 Switch 2-1
Overview 2-1 Setting Up Your Laptop or PC Monitor 2-2 Configuring the Supervisor Module Using the CLI 2-2 Configuring the Switch Using the Web Agent 2-6
Opening the Web Agent 2-7 Moving through the Web Agent 2-9 Setting Up User Accounts 2-10
Setting Up User Accounts Using the Web Agent 2-10
Setting Up User Accounts Using the CLI 2-12 Setting Up SNMP Communities 2-12
Setting Up SNMP Communities Using the Web Agent 2-12
Setting Up SNMP Communities Using the CLI 2-14
Changing the Console Serial Port Settings 2-15
Configuring the Serial Console Port as a TTY Console 2-15
Configuring the Serial Console Port as a TTY Console Using
the Web Agent 2-15
Configuring the Serial Console Port as a TTY Console Using
the CLI 2-17 Configuring the Serial Console Port as a PPP Console 2-17
Connecting a Modem 2-18
Configuring the Serial Console Port as a PPP Console from
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Configuring the Serial Console Port as a PPP Console Using the CLI 2-21 Regaining Configuration Access to the PPP Serial Port Con­sole 2-22
Configuring Dial-Up Networking 2-22
Using Dial-Up Networking with a PPP Serial Port Console 2­24
Managing Configuration Files 2-25
Viewing Your Running Configuration 2-25 Viewing Your Startup Configuration 2-25 Viewing Your Script Execution Log File 2-26
Viewing Your Script Execution Log File Using the Web Agent 2-26 Viewing Your Script Execution Log File Using the CLI 2-26
Copying Configuration Files 2-26
Copying the Running Configuration to the Startup Configu­ration Using the Web Agent 2-26 Copying the Running Configuration to the Startup Configu­ration Using the CLI 2-27
Copying Files 2-27
Copy Files Using the Web Agent 2-27 Copying Files Using the CLI 2-30
Viewing the Status of a TFTP Transfer 2-31
Viewing the Status of a TFTP Transfer Using the Web Agent 2-31 Viewing the Status of a TFTP Transfer Using the CLI 2-31
Chapter 3 — Configuring System Information 3-1
Overview 3-1 Managing System Information 3-1
Entering General System Information 3-2
Entering General System Information Using the Web Agent 3-2 Enabling the Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) 3-3 Setting Summer Time Hours 3-4 Setting Recurring Summer Time Hours 3-5 Setting One-Time Summer Time Hours 3-9
Setting the System Clock 3-11
Setting the System Clock Using the Web Agent 3-11 Setting the System Clock Using the Web Agent 3-12
Setting the Temperature System 3-13
Setting the Temperature System Using the Web Agent 3-13 Setting the Temperature System Using the CLI 3-14
Displaying the Power System Statistics 3-14
Displaying the Power System Statistics Using the Web Agent 3-14 Displaying the Power System Statistics Using the CLI 3-15
Displaying Cooling System Statistics 3-16
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Displaying the Cooling System Statistics Using the Web
Agent 3-16
Displaying the Cooling System Statistics Using the CLI 3-16 Performing a Reset 3-17
Performing a Reset Using the Web Agent 3-17
Performing a Reset Using the CLI 3-17
Chapter 4 — Using VLANs, Spanning Tree, Hunt Groups, and VTP Snooping 4-1
Overview 4-1 VLAN Operation 4-1
Ingress Rules 4-2 Forwarding Rules 4-2 Egress Rules 4-3 Port-Based VLANs 4-3
Creating and Implementing VLANs 4-3
VLAN Considerations 4-3 Creating a VLAN 4-4 Configuring VLAN Parameters 4-7 Creating 3Com Mapping Tables 4-8
Creating 3Com Mapping Tables Using the Web Agent 4-9
Creating 3Com Mapping Tables Using the CLI 4-10 Assigning Ports to VLANs 4-10
Using Spanning Tree Setup and Monitoring 4-10
Managing Spanning Tree 4-10
Managing Spanning Tree Using the Web Agent 4-10
Managing Spanning Trees Using the CLI 4-13 Configuring Spanning Tree Bridge Ports 4-13
Configuring Spanning Tree Bridge Ports Using the Web
Agent 4-13
Configuring Spanning Tree Bridge Ports Using the CLI 4-16 Disabling Spanning Tree Mode for the Port 4-17
Disabling Spanning Tree Mode for the Port Using the Web
Agent 4-17
Disabling Spanning Tree Mode on a Port Using the CLI 4-19
Using Hunt Groups to Aggregate Bandwidth between Switches 4-20
Features 4-20 How Hunt Groups Load Share 4-21 Hunt Group Considerations 4-25 Creating Hunt Groups 4-25
Creating Hunt Groups Using the Web Agent 4-25
Creating Hunt Groups Using the CLI 4-28 Viewing Hunt Group Members 4-29
Viewing Hunt Group Members Using the Web Agent 4-29
Viewing Hunt Group Members Using the CLI 4-29 Adding Ports to a Hunt Group 4-30
Adding Ports to a Hunt Group Using the Web Agent 4-30
Adding Ports to a Hunt Group Using the CLI 4-32
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Configuring VLAN Trunk Protocol (VTP) Snooping 4-32
Configuring VTP Snooping Using the Web Agent 4-33 Configuring VTP Snooping Using the CLI 4-36
Chapter 5 — Configuring Port Parameters 5-1
Overview 5-1 Configuring Port Parameters 5-1
Physical Port Features 5-2
Auto-negotiation 5-2
Flow Control 5-3 Switch Port Features 5-5 Creating Virtual LANs (VLANs) 5-5
Manual VLAN Creation 5-5
Automatic VLAN Creation 5-6 VLAN Operational Rules 5-7
Ingress Rules 5-7
Forwarding Rules 5-8
Egress Rules 5-8 Relationship Between Different Switch Port Parameters 5-9 Assigning VLANs to a Port and Associated Issues 5-12 Configuring Physical Port Parameters on Gigabit Ports 5-14
Configuring Physical Port Parameters on Gigabit Ports Using
the Web Agent 5-14
Configuring Physical Port Parameters on Gigabit Ports Using
the CLI 5-18 Configuring Physical Port Parameters on Fast Ethernet Ports 5-
19
Configuring Physical Port Parameters using the Web Agent
5-19
Configuring Physical Port Parameters on Fast Ethernet Ports
Using the CLI 5-25 Using the All Ports Configuration Window 5-26
Viewing Switch Port Parameters 5-28
Viewing Switch Port Parameters Using the Web Agent 5-28
Viewing Switch Port Parameters Using the CLI 5-29 Configuring Switch Port Parameters 5-30
Configuring Switch Port Parameters Using the Web Agent 5-
30
Configuring Switch Ports Using the CLI 5-32 Configuring Port VLAN Parameters 5-33
Configuring Port VLAN Parameters Using the Web Agent 5-
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Configuring Port VLAN Parameters Using the CLI 5-34 Configuring Non-VLAN Switch Port Parameters 5-35
Configuring Non-VLAN Switch Port Parameters Using the
Web Agent 5-35
Configuring Non-VLAN Switch Port Parameters Using the
CLI 5-37
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Configuring Fast Start Mode 5-37
Configuring Fast Start Mode Using the Web Agent 5-38 Configuring Fast Start Mode Using the CLI 5-40
Using the All Module Ports Configuration Window 5-40
Chapter 6 — Managing the Address Forwarding Table 6-1
Overview 6-1 Configuring the Address Forwarding Table (AFT) 6-1
Configuring the Age Timer and Super Age Timer 6-2
Configuring the Age Timer and Super Age Timer Using the Web Agent 6-2 Configuring the Age Timer and Super Age Timer Using the CLI 6-3
Controlling Reconfiguration of AFT Sizes 6-3
Controlling Reconfiguration of AFT Sizes Using the Web Agent 6-4 Controlling Reconfiguration of AFT Sizes Using the CLI 6-8
Searching the Switch AFT 6-8
Searching the Switch AFT Using the Web Agent 6-8 Searching the Switch AFT Using the CLI 6-12
Adding Entries to the AFT Manually 6-13
Adding Entries to the AFT Manually Using the Web Agent 6­13 Adding Entries to the AFT Manually Using the CLI 6-14
Chapter 7 — Configuring Redundancy Options 7-1
Overview 7-1 Configuring Redundant Hardware 7-2 Installing Redundant Hardware 7-4 Enabling Redundant Hardware 7-5
Enabling Redundant Hardware Using the Web Agent 7-5
Replacing the Primary Controller 7-6
Replacing an Element 7-7
Enabling a Replaced Element Using the Web Agent 7-8 Enabling a Replaced Element Using the CLI 7-8
Configuring a Redundant CPU 7-9
Configuring a Redundant CPU Using the Web Agent 7-9 Configuring a Redundant CPU Using the CLI 7-9
Synchronizing the Primary and Redundant CPUs 7-10
Synchronizing the Primary and Redundant CPUs Using the Web Agent 7-10 Synchronizing the Primary and Redundant CPUs Using the CLI 7-11
Chapter 8 — Configuring DNS and RADIUS Clients 8-1
Overview 8-1 Configuring a Domain Name System Client 8-1
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Configuring a DNS Client Using the Web Agent 8-2 Configuring a DNS Client Using the CLI 8-3
Configuring a Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) Client 8-3
Configuring a RADIUS Client Using the Web Agent 8-4
Configuring a RADIUS Client Using the CLI 8-5
Chapter 9 — Configuring IP Routing 9-1
Overview 9-1 Configuring Internet Protocol (IP) Global Routing 9-1
Creating an IP Interface 9-2
Creating an IP Interface Using the Web Agent 9-2
Creating an IP Interface Using the CLI 9-8 Enabling IP Routing 9-8
Enabling IP Routing Using the Web Agent 9-8
Creating an IP Interface Using the CLI 9-10 Configuring IP Routing on the Switch 9-10
Hardware Requirements for Routing 9-11
Minimum IP Routing Configuration Requirements 9-11
Routing Configuration Quickstart 9-11 Assigning IP Interfaces to the VLAN 9-12
IP Multinetting 9-12
Creating a Multinet Interface 9-13
Configuring Access Lists 9-14
Creating Standard Access Rules 9-14
Creating Extended Access Rules 9-16 Activating Access Lists 9-22
Activating Access Lists Using the Web Agent 9-22
Activating Access Lists Using the CLI 9-23 Creating IP Static Routes 9-23
Creating IP Static Routes Using the Web Agent 9-23
Creating IP Static Routes Using the CLI 9-24 Creating IP Static ARP Entries 9-24
Creating IP Static ARP Entries Using the Web Agent 9-24
Creating IP Static ARP Entries Using the CLI 9-26 Creating a BOOTP/DHCP Server Entry 9-26
Creating a BOOTP/DHCP Server Entry Using the Web Agent
9-26
Creating a BOOTP/DHCP Server Entry Using the CLI 9-27
IP Multicast 9-27
Configuring IGMP 9-28
Globally Enabling IGMP Using the Web Agent 9-29
Globally Enabling IGMP Using the CLI 9-30
Modifying IGMP Interfaces Using the Web Agent 9-30
Modifying IGMP Interfaces Using the CLI 9-32 Configuring and Modifying Distance Vector Multicast Routing
Protocol (DVMRP) 9-33
Configuring the DVMRP Global Configuration Using the
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Web Agent 9-33 Configuring the DVMRP Global Configuration Using the CLI 9-36
Modifying a DVMRP Interface 9-36
Modifying the DVMRP Interface Using the Web Agent 9-36 Modifying the DVMRP Global Configuration Using the CLI 9-38
Monitoring Switch Performance Using IP Statistics 9-38
Displaying Global IP Routing Statistics 9-38
Displaying Global IP Routing Statistics Using the Web Agent 9-38 Displaying Global IP Routing Statistics Using the CLI 9-44 Searching the IP Routing Table 9-44 Displaying the IP Routing Table Statistics 9-46 Searching the IP ARP Cache 9-47
IP Multicast Statistics 9-48
Displaying IGMP Global Statistics Using the Web Agent 9-49 Displaying IGMP Global Statistics Using the CLI 9-50
Displaying IGMP Interface Statistics 9-50
Displaying IGMP Interface Statistics Using the Web Agent 9­50 Displaying IGMP Interface Statistics Using the CLI 9-52
Displaying the Multicast Group Table 9-52
Displaying the IGMP Local Multicast Forwarding Cache 9-53 Displaying DVMRP Global Statistics 9-54 Displaying DVMRP Interface Statistics 9-56 Displaying DVMRP Neighbor Router(s) 9-58 Displaying DVMRP Routing Table Statistics 9-59 Displaying the DVMRP Route Table 9-60 Displaying the DVMRP Upstream Routers 9-61 Displaying the DVMRP Designated Forwarder(s) Table 9-62 Displaying the DVMRP Downstream Dependent Router(s) 9-62 Displaying the DVMRP Multicast Forwarding Cache 9-63
Configuring Virtual Redundant Router Protocol (VRRP) 9-67
Globally Enabling VRRP 9-67
Globally Enabling VRRP Using the Web Agent 9-67 Globally Enabling VRRP Using the CLI 9-68
Enabling VRRP on an Interface 9-69
Enabling VRRP on an Interfere Using the Web Agent 9-69 Enabling VRRP on an Interface Using the Web Agent 9-70
Creating a VRRP Virtual Router 9-70
Creating a VRRP Virtual Router Router Using the Web Agent 9-70 Creating a VRRP Virtual Router Router Using the CLI 9-72
Displaying VRRP Statistics 9-72
Displaying VRRP Router Statistics using the Web Agent 9-72 Displaying VRRP Router Statistics using the CLI 9-73
Configuring ICMP Router Discovery Protocol (IRDP) 9-74
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Enabling IRDP on an Interface 9-74
Enabling IRDP on an Interface Using the Web Agent 9-74
Enabling IRDP on an Interface Using the CLI 9-77
Configuring Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) 9-77
Configuring LDAP Settings 9-78
Configuring LDAP Settings from the Web Agent 9-78
Configuring LDAP Settings from the CLI 9-79
Viewing LDAP Statistics Using the Web Agent 9-80
Viewing LDAP Statistics Using the CLI 9-81 Configuring a Static Route for the PPP Console 9-81 Configuring the IP Interface for the PPP Console 9-83
Configuring the IP Interface for the PPP Console Using the
Web Agent 9-83
Configuring the IP Interface for the PPP Console Using the
CLI 9-85
Chapter 10 — Configuring the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) 10-1
Overview 10-1
Configuring RIP on the Switch 10-1
Configuring RIP on the Switch Using the Web Agent 10-1
Configuring RIP on the Switch Using the CLI 10-3 Modifying RIP Interfaces 10-3
Modifying RIP Interfaces Using the Web Agent 10-3
Modifying RIP Interfaces Using the CLI 10-5 Creating Trusted RIP Neighbors 10-6
Creating Trusted RIP Neighbors Using the Web Agent 10-6
Creating Trusted RIP Neighbors Using the CLI 10-7 Viewing RIP Statistics 10-7
Viewing RIP Statistics Using the Web Agent 10-7
Viewing RIP Statistics Using the CLI 10-8
Chapter 11 — Configuring the OSPF Routing Protocol 11-1
Overview 11-1 Configuring Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) 11-1
Configuring the OSPF Global Configuration 11-2
Configuring OSPF Globally Using the Web Agent 11-2
Configuring OSPF Globally Using the CLI 11-3 Creating OSPF Areas 11-4
Creating OSPF Areas Using the Web Agent 11-4
Creating OSPF Areas Using the CLI 11-5 Deleting OSPF Areas 11-6
Deleting an OSPF Area Using the Web Agent 11-6
Deleting an OSPF Area Using the CLI 11-6 Modifying OSPF Areas 11-6
Modifying an OSPF Area Using the Web Agent 11-6
Modifying an OSPF Area Using the CLI 11-6 Modifying OSPF Interfaces 11-7
Modifying OSPF Interfaces Using the Web Agent 11-7
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Modifying OSPF Interfaces Using the CLI 11-9
Creating OSPF Virtual Links 11-9
Creating OSPF Virtual Links Using the Web Agent 11-9 Creating OSPF Virtual Links Using the CLI 11-11
Deleting OSPF Virtual Links 11-12
Deleting OSPF Virtual Links Using the Web Agent 11-12 Deleting OSPF Virtual Links Using the CLI 11-12
Modifying OSPF Virtual Links 11-12
Modifying OSPF Virtual Links Using the Web Agent 11-12 Modifying OSPF Virtual Links Using the CLI 11-13
Creating OSPF Summaries 11-13
Creating OSPF Summaries Using the Web Agent 11-13 Creating OSPF Summaries Using the CLI 11-14
Deleting OSPF Summaries 11-15
Deleting OSPF Summaries Using the Web Agent 11-15 Deleting OSPF Summaries Using the CLI 11-15
Modifying OSPF Summaries 11-15
Modifying OSPF Summaries Using the Web Agent 11-15 Modifying OSPF Summaries Using the CLI 11-16
Monitoring Switch Performance Using OSPF Statistics 11-16
Displaying OSPF Statistics 11-16
Displaying OSPF Statistics Using the Web Agent 11-16 Displaying OSPF Statistics Using the CLI 11-18
Displaying OSPF Links 11-18
Displaying OSPF Links Using the Web Agent 11-19 Displaying OSPF Links Using the CLI 11-19
Displaying OSPF Neighbors 11-20
Displaying OSPF Neighbors Using the Web Agent 11-20 Displaying OSPF Neighbors Using the CLI 11-22
Searching the OSPF Link State Database 11-22
Searching the OSPF Link State Database Using the Web Agent 11-23 Searching the OSPF Link State Database Using the CLI 11-28
Chapter 12 — Configuring IPX Routing 12-1
Overview 12-1 Internetwork Packet Exchange (IPX) Protocol Overview 12-1
IPX Datagram Structure 12-2
Configuring the Cajun Switch as an IPX Router 12-4
Hardware Requirements 12-4 Configuring IPX Routing Globally 12-4
Configuring IPX Routing Globally Using the Web Agent 12-4 Configuring IPX Routing Globally Using the CLI 12-5
Configuring IPX Interfaces 12-6
Configuring an IPX Interface Using the Web Agent 12-6 Configuring an IPX Interface Using the CLI 12-9
Creating IPX Static Routes 12-9
Creating IPX Static Routes Using the Web Agent 12-9
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Creating IPX Static Routes Using the CLI 12-11 Deleting IPX Static Routes 12-11
Deleting IPX Static Routes Using the Web Agent 12-11
Deleting IPX Static Routes Using the CLI 12-11 Modifying IPX Static Routes 12-12
Modifying IPX Static Routes Using the Web Agent 12-12
Modifying IPX Static Routes Using the CLI 12-12 Creating IPX Static Services 12-13
Creating IPX Static Services Using the Web Agent 12-13
Creating IPX Static Services Using the CLI 12-14 Deleting IPX Static Service 12-15
Deleting IPX Static Service Using the Web Agent 12-15
Deleting IPX Static Service Using the CLI 12-15 Modifying IPX Static Service 12-15
Modifying IPX Static Service Using the Web Agent 12-15
Modifying IPX Static Service Using the CLI 12-16 Monitoring Your Switch Using IPX 12-16 Examine IPX Global Statistics 12-16
Examine IPX Global Statistic Using the Web Agent 12-16
Examine IPX Global Statistic Using the CLI 12-18 Search the IPX Route Table 12-19 Examine the IPX Route Table 12-20 Examine IPX Route Table Statistics 12-21 Search the IPX Service Table 12-21 Examine the IPX Service Table 12-23 Examine IPX Service Table Statistics 12-24
Chapter 13 — Configuring IPX RIP Protocol 13-1
Overview 13-1
Configuring Internetwork Packet Exchange (IPX) Routing Inter-
face Protocol (RIP) Interfaces 13-1
Configuring IPX RIP Interfaces Using the Web Agent 13-1
Configuring IPX RIP Interfaces Using the CLI 13-3 Creating and Modifying IPX RIP Filters 13-3
Creating and Modifying IPX RIP Filters Using the Web Agent
13-3
Creating and Modifying IPX RIP Filters Using the CLI 13-7
Chapter 14 — Configuring IPX SAP Protocol 14-1
Overview 14-1
Configuring Internetwork Packet Exchange (IPX) Service Adver-
tising Protocol (SAP) Interfaces 14-1
Configuring IPX SAP Interfaces Using the Web Agent 14-1
Configuring IPX SAP Interfaces Using the CLI 14-3
Creating IPX SAP Filters 14-4
Creating IPX SAP Name Filters 14-4
Creating IPX SAP Name Filters Using the Web Agent 14-4
Creating IPX SAP Name Filters Using the CLI 14-7
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Creating IPX SAP Network Filters 14-8
Creating IPX SAP Network Filters Using the Web Agent 14-8 Creating IPX SAP Network Filters Using the CLI 14-12
Interpreting IPX SAP Interface Statistics 14-12
Interpreting IPX SAP Interface Statistics Using the Web Agent 14-12 Interpreting IPX SAP Interface Statistics Using the CLI 14-13
Chapter 15 — Configuring AppleTalk Routing 15-1
Overview 15-1 AppleTalk Routing Overview 15-1 Configuring AppleTalk Routing 15-2
Enabling AppleTalk Global Routing 15-3 Creating an AppleTalk Routing Interface 15-3
Creating an AppleTalk Routing Interface Using the Web Agent 15-3 Creating an AppleTalk Routing Interface Using the CLI 15-7
Editing AppleTalk Interfaces 15-7
Editing AppleTalk Interfaces Using the Web Agent 15-7 Editing AppleTalk Interfaces Using the CLI 15-9
Deleting an AppleTalk Interface 15-9
Deleting an AppleTalk Interface Using the Web Agent 15-9 Deleting an AppleTalk Interface Using the CLI 15-9
Creating an AppleTalk Static Route 15-10
Creating an AppleTalk Static Route Using the Web Agent 15­10 Creating an AppleTalk Static Route Using the CLI 15-11
Editing AppleTalk Static Routes 15-12
Editing AppleTalk Static Routes Using the Web Agent 15-12 Editing AppleTalk Static Routes Using the CLI 15-12
Deleting an AppleTalk Static Route 15-13
Deleting an AppleTalk Static Route Using the Web Agent 15­13 Deleting an AppleTalk Static Route Using the CLI 15-13
Creating an AppleTalk Name-Binding Protocol (NBP) Filter 15-
13
Creating a NBP Filter Using the Web Agent 15-14 Creating a NBP Filter Using the CLI 15-15
Editing an AppleTalk NBP Filter 15-16
Editing an AppleTalk NBP Filter Using the Web Agent 15-16 Editing an AppleTalk NBP Filter Using the CLI 15-16
Adding or Deleting Interfaces to an NBP Filter 15-17
Adding or Deleting Interfaces to an NBP Filter Using the Web Agent 15-17 Adding or Deleting Interfaces to NBP Filter Using the CLI 15­18
Creating an AppleTalk Zone Filter 15-18
Creating an AppleTalk Zone Filter Using the Web Agent 15-
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Creating an AppleTalk Zone Filter Using the CLI 15-19 Editing an AppleTalk Zone Filter 15-20
Editing an AppleTalk Zone Filter Using the Web Agent 15-
20
Editing an AppleTalk Zone Filter Using the CLI 15-20 Adding or Deleting Interfaces to a Zone Filter 15-21
Adding or Deleting Interfaces to a Zone Filter Using the Web
Agent 15-21
Adding or Deleting Interfaces to a Zone Filter Using the CLI
15-22
Viewing AppleTalk Statistics 15-22
Viewing AppleTalk Global Statistics 15-23
Viewing AppleTalk Global Statistics Using the Web Agent
15-23
Viewing AppleTalk Global Statistics Using the CLI 15-25 Viewing the AppleTalk Interface Statistics Table 15-26
Viewing the AppleTalk Interface Statistics Table Using the
Web Agent 15-26
Viewing the AppleTalk Interface Statistics Table Using the
CLI 15-27 Viewing the AppleTalk Route Table 15-27
Viewing the AppleTalk Route Table Using the Web Agent
15-27
Viewing the AppleTalk Interface Statistics Table Using the
CLI 15-29 Viewing AppleTalk Route Table Statistics 15-29
Viewing AppleTalk Route Table Statistics Using the Web
Agent 15-29
Viewing AppleTalk Route Table Statistics Using the CLI 15-
30 Viewing the AppleTalk ARP Cache Table 15-30
Viewing the AppleTalk ARP Cache Table Using the Web
Agent 15-30
Viewing the AppleTalk ARP Cache Table Using the CLI 15-
31 Viewing the AppleTalk Zone Table 15-32
Viewing the AppleTalk Zone Table Using the Web Agent 15-
32
Viewing the AppleTalk Zone Table Using the CLI 15-32 Viewing AppleTalk Zone Table Statistics 15-33
Viewing AppleTalk Zone Table Statistics Using the Web
Agent 15-33
Viewing AppleTalk Zone Table Statistics Using the CLI 15-33 Viewing the AppleTalk NBP Table 15-34
Viewing the AppleTalk NBP Table Using the Web Agent 15-
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Viewing the AppleTalk NBP Table Using the CLI 15-34
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Chapter 16 — Managing Intelligent Multicasting 16-1
Overview 16-1 Introduction 16-1
Layer 3 Dynamic Intelligent Multicasting 16-2
IGMP Snooping 16-3 LGMP Server 16-3
Layer 2 Dynamic Intelligent Multicasting 16-3
LGMP Client 16-3 CGMP Snooping 16-3 Pruning Dynamic Sessions, Client Ports, and Router Ports 16-4
Configuring Intelligent Multicasting 16-4
Configuring Global Intelligent Multicasting 16-5
Configuring Global Intelligent Multicasting Using the Web Agent 16-5 Configuring Global Intelligent Multicasting Using the CLI 16-7
Displaying Router Ports 16-7
Displaying Router Ports Using the Web Agent 16-7 Displaying Router Ports Using the CLI 16-8
Configuring Static Router Ports 16-8
Configuring Static Router Ports Using the Web Agent 16-8 Configuring Static Router Ports Using the CLI 16-9
Searching for Intelligent Multicast Sessions 16-9
Searching for Intelligent Multicast Sessions Using the Web Agent 16-9 Searching for Intelligent Multicast Sessions Using the CLI 16-12
Deleting an Intelligent Multicast Session 16-12
Deleting an Intelligent Multicast Session Using the Web Agent 16-12 Deleting a Multicast Session Using the CLI 16-12
Deleting a Multicast Session Client Port 16-13
Deleting a Multicast Session Client Port Using the Web Agent 16-13 Deleting a Multicast Session Client Port Using the CLI 16-13
Creating a Static Multicast Session 16-14
Creating a Static Multicast Session Using the Web Agent 16­14 Creating a Static Multicast Session Using the CLI 16-15
Deleting Static Multicast Sessions 16-16
Deleting Static Multicast Sessions Using the Web Agent 16­16 Deleting Static Multicast Sessions Using the CLI 16-17
Creating Static Client Ports 16-17
Creating Static Client Ports Using the Web Agent 16-17 Creating Static Client Ports Using the CLI 16-18
Deleting Static Client Ports 16-18
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Deleting Static Client Ports Using the Web Agent 16-18
Deleting Static Client Ports Using the CLI 16-18
Configuring Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) Snooping (Multilayer only) 16-18
Enabling IGMP Snooping 16-19
Enabling IGMP Snooping Using the Web Agent 16-19
Enabling IGMP Snooping Using the CLI 16-19 Configuring IGMP Snooping 16-20
Configuring IGMP Snooping Using the Web Agent 16-20
Configuring IGMP Snooping Using the CLI 16-21
Configuring the Lucent Group Management Protocol (LGMP) Server 16-21
Enabling the LGMP Server 16-21
Enabling the LGMP Server Using the Web Agent 16-22
Enabling the LGMP Server Using the CLI 16-23 Configuring the LGMP Server 16-23
Configuring the LGMP Server Using the Web Agent 16-23
Configuring the LGMP Server Using the CLI 16-26 Modifying the LGMP Server Display per VLAN 16-26
Modifying the LGMP Server Display per VLAN Using the
Web Agent 16-26
Modifying the LGMP Server Display per VLAN Using the
Web Agent 16-28 Configuring/Viewing an LGMP Client 16-29
Enabling/Viewing an LGMP Client Using the Web Agent 16-
29
Enabling/Viewing an LGMP Client Using the CLI 16-31 Modifying LGMP Clients Per VLAN 16-31
Modifying LGMP Clients Per VLAN Using the Web Agent
16-31
Modifying LGMP Clients Per VLAN Using the CLI 16-33
Enabling/Viewing Cisco Group Management Protocol (CGMP) Snooping 16-33
Enabling/Viewing CGMP Snooping Using the Web Agent
16-33
Enabling/Viewing CGMP Snooping Using the CLI 16-35
Chapter 17 — Monitoring the Cajun Switch 17-1
Overview 17-1 Interpreting Front Panel LED Displays 17-1 Checking Temperature Status and Configuring Thresholds 17-2
Checking Temperature Status and Configuring Thresholds 17-2
Checking Temperature Status and Configuring Thresholds
Using the Web Agent 17-3
Checking Temperature Status and Configuring Thresholds
Using the CLI 17-4
Checking Active Alarms 17-5
Viewing the Active Alarm Table 17-5
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Viewing the Active Alarm Table Using the Web Agent 17-5 Viewing the Active Alarm Table Using the CLI 17-6
Using the Event Subsystem 17-7
Configuring the Protocol Event Log 17-7
Configuring the Protocol Event Log Using the Web Agent 17-7 Configuring the Protocol Event Log Using the CLI 17-10
Viewing the Event and Shutdown Logs 17-10
Viewing the Event and Shutdown Logs Using the Web Agent 17-10 Viewing the Event and Shutdown Logs Using the CLI 17-12
Viewing Event Statistics 17-13
Viewing Event Statistics Using the Web Agent 17-13 Viewing Event Statistics Using the CLI 17-14
Setting Log Size 17-14
Setting Log Size Using the Web Agent 17-14 Setting Log Size Using the CLI 17-16
Configuring Event Notification 17-16
Configuring Event Notification Using the Web Agent 17-16 Configuring Event Notification Using the CLI 17-17
Chapter 18 — Monitoring and Configuring the Forwarding Cache 18-1
Overview 18-1
Configuring the Fowarding Cache 18-1
Configuring the Forwarding Cache Using the Web Agent 18-1 Configuring the Fowarding Cache Using the CLI 18-4
Monitoring the Forwarding Cache Statistics 18-5
Displaying Frame Fowarding Statistics 18-5
Displaying Frame Fowarding Statistics Using the Web Agent 18-5 Displaying Frame Fowarding Statistics Using the CLI 18-7
Searching the Routing Cache for an Entry 18-7
Searching the Routing Cache for an Entry Using the Web Agent 18-7 Searching the Routing Cache for an Entry Using the CLI 18­9
Displaying the Forwarding Cache 18-10
Displaying the Forwarding Cache Using the Web Agent 18­10 Displaying the Forwarding Cache Using the CLI 18-12
Chapter 19 — Analyzing Network Performance Using RMON and Ethernet Statistics 19-1
Overview 19-1 Viewing Network Statistics 19-1
Viewing Network Statistics Using the Web Agent 19-1
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Viewing Network Statistics Using the CLI 19-7 Setting Up a Mirror Port 19-8
Setting Up a Mirror Port Using the Web Agent 19-8
Setting Up a Mirror Port Using the CLI 19-12
Chapter 20 — Tuning Your Switch Performance 20-1
Overview 20-1 How Queues Work 20-1
Managing Buffers and Queues 20-2
Managing Buffers and Queues Using the Web Agent 20-2
Managing Buffers and Queues Using the CLI 20-7
Appendix A — Downloading New Operational Code to the Switch A-1
Overview A-1 Upgrading from a Previous Version A-1 Saving the Previous Configuration A-2
Saving the Previous Configuration Using the Web Agent A-2 Saving the Previous Configuration Using the CLI A-3
Downloading a Software Image A-3
Downloading a Software Image Using the Web Agent A-3 Downloading a Software Image Using the CLI A-4
Selecting the Image for Reboot A-4
Selecting the Image for Reboot Using the Web Agent A-4 Selecting the Image for Reboot Using the CLI A-5
Resetting the Switch A-6
Resetting the Switch Using the Web Agent A-6 Resetting the Switch Using the CLI A-6
Appendix B — Boot Mode B-1
Accessing BOOT Mode B-1
Accessing BOOT Mode During Power Up B-1 Accessing BOOT Mode with Corrupted Operational Images B-2 Password Recovery B-3 Downloading New Operational Code B-3
Appendix C — Supported MIB Groups C-1
Management Information Bases (MIBs) Supported by Layer 2 and Multilayer Switches C-1
IPX Interface MIBs C-1
Private IPX Interface MIBs C-1 Prominet MIB C-1 IEEE 802.3 MAU Management C-2 IEEE 802.3 Statistics Group C-2 Bridge MIB C-2 SNMPv2 C-2 RMON C-2
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MIBs Supported by the Multilayer Switch C-2
RIP Version 1.0 and 2.0 C-2
Standard MIB C-2 Private MIB C-2
OSPF Version 2.0 C-2
Standard MIB C-2 Private MIB C-3
VRRP C-3
Standard MIB C-3 Private MIB C-3
IGMP C-3
Standard MIB C-3
Private MIB C-3 IP Interface C-3 IP Version 4.0 and Services C-3
Standard MIB C-3
Private MIB C-3 IP Forwarding/Route Table C-4
Standard MIB C-4
Private MIB C-4 DVMRP C-4
Standard MIB C-4
Private MIB C-4 AppleTalk C-4
Standard MIB C-4
Private MIB C-4 IP Access List C-4 Policy Capability MIB for LDAP C-4 Load MIB Overview C-4
The genOperations group C-5
The genApplication Group C-5
MIB Specifications C-5
Appendix D — FCC Notice D-1
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Table of Figures
Crossbar Architecture 1-5 Layer 3 Supervisor Conceptual Operation 1-10 Flooding Domain 1-17 Spanning Tree Models 1-21 Layer 2 and Layer 3 Routing in a Switch 1-28 Cajun P550R Switch Front View 2-2 Layer 2 and Layer 3 CLI Setup Command Session 2-5 Cajun Web Agent Welcome Window 2-7 Username and Password Required Window 2-8 System Information Window 2-8 Opening a Web Agent Folder 2-9 Operation Folder Contents 2-10 User Account Management Dialog Box 2-11 Add User Account Dialog Box. 2-11 SNMP Community Management Window 2-12 Create SNMP Community Dialog Box 2-13 Console Configuration Window 2-16 Console Port Configuration Window. 2-16 Typical Modem Connection to a Switch 2-18 Console Configuration Window 2-19 PPP Console Configuration Window. 2-20 System Reset Dialog Box 2-27 Configuration File Management Dialog Box 2-28 System Information Window 3-2 System Clock Dialog Box. 3-3 SNTP Client Configuration Dialog Box 3-4 System Clock Dialog Box 3-5 Summer Time Hours Dialog Box 3-6 System Clock Dialog Box 3-12 Temperature System Window 3-13 Power System Window 3-15 Cooling System Window 3-16 System Reset Page Window 3-17 VLAN Configuration Dialog Box 4-4 Create VLAN Dialog Box 4-5 VLAN Switch Ports Dialog Box 4-7 3Com Mapping Table Configuration Dialog Box (partial view) 4-9 Create 3Com Mapping Table Dialog Box 4-9
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Spanning Tree Information Dialog Box 4-11 Spanning Tree Bridge Configuration Dialog Box 4-12 Spanning Tree Per Module Bridge Port Dialog Box 4-13 Spanning Tree Bridge Port Information Dialog Box 4-15 Module Information Dialog Box 4-18 Switch Ports Dialog Box 4-18 Switch Port Configuration Dialog Box 4-19 Load Sharing Example 4-22 Load Sharing PLEs 4-23 Load-Sharing Example 2 4-24 Module Information Dialog Box. 4-26 Physical Port Configuration Dialog Box. 4-27 Hunt Group Configuration Dialog Box. 4-28 Create Hunt Group Dialog Box. 4-28 Hunt Group Members Dialog Box. 4-29 Switch Ports Dialog Box 4-30 Switch Port Configuration Dialog Box. 4-31 Module Information Window 4-33 Switch Ports Window 4-33 Switch Port Configuration Window with VTP Options 4-34 VTP Snooping Configuration Window 4-35 Module Information Dialog Box 5-14 Gigabit Ethernet Module Physical Port Configuration Dialog Box 5-15 Detailed Port Configuration Window 5-16 Module Information Dialog Box 5-19 Physical Port Configuration Window for the Fast Ethernet Module installed in Slot 6 (partial view) 5-20 Detailed Physical Port Configuration Window 5-21 Module Information Dialog Box 5-26 Physical Port Configuration Dialog Box 5-27 All Module Ports Configuration Dialog Box 5-27 Switch Ports Dialog Box 5-28 Switch Port Configuration Dialog Box 5-31 Module Information Window 5-38 Switch Ports Dialog Box 5-39 Physical Port Configuration Dialog Box 5-41 All Ports Configuration Dialog Box 5-42 Address Forwarding Table Configuration Dialog Box 6-2 Address Table Instance Dialog Box 6-5 Address Entry Search Dialog Box. 6-9 Address Forwarding Table Dialog Box 6-10 Static Address Configuration Dialog Box. 6-13 Layout of the Redundant Backplane 7-2 Default Hardware Configuration 7-4 Switch Fabric Status Dialog Box 7-5 Switch Fabric Status Dialog Box 7-7
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CPU Redundancy Configuration Window 7-9 CPU Redundancy Status 7-10 DNS Configuration Dialog Box 8-2 RADIUS Dialog Box. 8-4 IP Interfaces Dialog Box 9-2 Add IP Interface Dialog Box. 9-5 IP Global Configuration Dialog Box. 9-8 Multinet Diagram 9-13 IP Access List Dialog Box 9-15 Create IP Standard Access List Dialog Box 9-15 IP Extended Access Rule Creation Dialog Box 9-17 IP Access Control Dialog Box 9-23 IP Static ARP Entries Dialog Box 9-25 Add IP Static ARP Entry Dialog Box 9-25 IP BOOTP/DHCP Server Dialog Box 9-26 Add BOOTP/DHCP Server Entry Dialog Box 9-27 IP Global Configuration Dialog Box 9-29 IGMP Global Configuration Dialog Box 9-30 IGMP Interfaces Dialog Box 9-31 DVMRP Global Configuration Dialog Box 9-34 DVMRP Interfaces Dialog Box 9-36 IP Routing Global Statistics Dialog Box 9-39 IP Route Table Search Dialog Box 9-44 IP Route Table Dialog Box 9-46 IP Route Table Statistics Dialog Box 9-46 ARP Cache Entry Search Dialog Box 9-47 IGMP Global Statistics Dialog Box 9-49 IGMP Interface Statistics Dialog Box 9-50 DVMRP Global Statistics Dialog Box 9-55 DVMRP Interface Statistics Dialog Box 9-56 DVMRP Route Table Statistics Dialog Box 9-59 DVMRP Route Table Dialog Box 9-60 Designated Forwarder(s) Table Dialog Box 9-62 IP Global Configuration Dialog Box 9-68 IP Interface Dialog Box 9-69 VRRP Virtual Routers Dialog Box 9-70 Add VRRP Virtual Router Dialog Box 9-71 VRRP Virtual Router Statistics Dialog Box 9-72 ICMP Router Discovery Protocol Dialog Box 9-75 LDAP Configuration Dialog Box 9-78 LDAP Statistics Dialog Box 9-80 IP Static Routes Dialog Box 9-82 Add IP Static Routes Dialog Box 9-82 Add IP Interface Dialog Box 9-84 RIP Global Configuration Dialog Box 10-2 RIP Interfaces Dialog Box 10-3
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RIP Trusted Neighbors Dialog Box 10-6 Add Trusted RIP Neighbors Dialog Box 10-7 RIP Interface Statistics Dialog Box 10-7 OSPF Global Configuration Dialog Box 11-2 OSPF Areas Dialog Box 11-4 ADD OSPF Area Dialog Box 11-4 OSPF Interfaces Dialog Box 11-7 OSPF Virtual Links Dialog Box 11-9 Add OSPF Virtual Link Dialog Box 11-10 OSPF Summaries Dialog Box 11-13 Add OSPF Summary Dialog Box 11-14 OSPF Statistics Dialog Box 11-17 OSPF Links Dialog Box 11-19 OSPF Neighbors Dialog Box 11-20 Link State Database Search Dialog Box 11-23 OSPF Link State Database Dialog Box 11-25 LSA Detail Dialog Box 11-26 IPX Datagram in Detail 12-2 IPX Global Configuration Dialog Box 12-4 IPX Interfaces Dialog Box 12-6 Add IPX Interface Dialog Box 12-7 IPX Static Routes Dialog Box. 12-9 Add IPX Static Route Dialog Box 12-10 IPX Static Services Dialog Box 12-13 Add IPX Static Service Dialog Box 12-13 IPX Global Statistics Dialogue Box 12-17 IPX Route Table Search Dialog Box 12-19 IPX Route Table Statistics Dialog Box 12-21 IPX Service Table Search Dialog Box 12-22 IPX Service Table Statistics 12-24 IPX RIP Interfaces Dialog Box 13-1 IPX RIP Filters Dialog Box 13-3 Add IPX RIP Filter Dialog Box 13-4 IPX SAP Interfaces Dialog Box 14-1 IPX SAP Name Filters Dialog Box. 14-4 Add IPX SAP Name Filter Dialog Box 14-5 IPX SAP Net Filters Dialog Box 14-8 Add IPX SAP Net Filter Dialog Box 14-8 IPX SAP Interface Statistics Dialog Box 14-12 AppleTalk Routing Global Configuration Window 15-3 AppleTalk Interfaces Dialog Box 15-4 Add AppleTalk Interfaces Dialog Box 15-5 Edit AppleTalk Zone Dialog Box 15-8 AppleTalk Interfaces Dialog Box 15-9 AppleTalk Static Route Dialog Box 15-10 Add AppleTalk Static Route Dialog Box 15-10
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AppleTalk NBP Filter Dialog Box 15-14 Add AppleTalk NBP Filter Dialog Box 15-14 Add/Delete Interface to NBP Filter Dialog Box 15-17 AppleTalk Zone Filter Dialog Box 15-18 Add AppleTalk Zone Filter Dialog Box 15-19 Add/Delete Interface to Zone Filter Dialog Box 15-21 AppleTalk Global Statistics Dialog Box 15-23 AppleTalk Interface Statistics Table 15-26 AppleTalk Route Table Window 15-27 AppleTalk Route Table Statistics Dialog Box 15-29 AppleTalk ARP Cache Table 15-30 AppleTalk Zone Table 15-32 AppleTalk Zone Table Statistics Table 15-33 Intelligent Multicasting Global Configuration Dialog Box 16-5 Router Port Display/Configuration Dialog Box 16-7 Intelligent Multicast Session Search Dialog Box 16-10 Multicast Sessions Dialog Box 16-11 Static Multicast Sessions Dialog Box 16-14 Static Multicast Session Configuration Dialog Box 16-15 Static Multicast Sessions Dialog Box 16-16 Static Multicast Sessions Clients Port Dialog Box 16-17 IGMP Snooping Dialog Box 16-19 LGMP Server Configuration Dialog Box 16-22 LGMP Server per VLAN Dialog Box. 16-26 LGMP Client Configuration Dialog Box 16-29 LGMP Client Display per VLAN Dialog Box 16-31 CGMP Snooping Dialog Box 16-33 Temperature System Dialog Box (Layer 2) 17-3 Temperature System Dialog Box (Layer 3) 17-3 Active Alarm Table Dialog Box 17-6 General Event Management Dialog Box (Partial View) 17-8 Protocol Event Management Dialog Box 17-9 Event Log Search Dialog Box 17-10 Shutdown Log Search Dialog Box 17-10 Event Log Dialog Box 17-11 Event Statistics Dialog Box 17-13 Layer-3 Forwarding Cache Configuration Dialog Box 18-2 Frame Forwarding Statistics Dialog Box 18-5 Route Cache Entry Search Dialog Box 18-7 FE Cache Dialog Box 18-10 Module Statistics Dialog Box 19-2 Port Statistics Dialog Box 19-2 Ethernet Interface Statistics Dialog Box 19-3 Port Mirroring Information Dialog Box 19-8 Port Mirroring Configuration Dialog Box 19-9
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Module Information Dialog Box 20-3 Buffer Management Dialog Box 20-3 Buffer Detail Configuration Dialog Box 20-5
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Preface
Overview of the Contents
This guide explains how to configure and operate the Cajun™ P550R®/P880/P882 switches. These switches support both layer 2 and layer 3 functionality. Also included is information on downloading new operational code to your switch. For detailed information on the command line interface, refer to Cajun™
Command Line Interface Reference Guide.
This guide is divided in to the following eight volumes:
Volume 1:
■ Chapter 1, Introduction to the Cajun P550R/P880/
P882 Switch — Provides an overview of hardware and software used on all three switches.
■ Chapter 2, Initialize and Setup the Cajun P550R/P880/
P882 Switch — Explains how to initially configure all three switches, and create users, configure protocols, manage configuration files, and configure the switches for dial-up networking.
■ Chapter 3, Configuring System Information —
Explains how to view and configure switch information such as system clock settings, and temperature, power, and cooling statistics.
Volume 2:
■ Chapter 4, Using VLANs, Spanning Tree, Hunt
Groups, a nd VTP Snooping — Provides detailed information on how to create and configure VLANs, Spanning Tree, Hunt groups, and VTP Snooping on your switch.
■ Chapter 5, Configuring Port Parameters — Explains
how to configure physical port and switch port parameters on your switch.
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Chapter 6, Managing Address Forward Tables —
■
Provides information on how to configure and manage the
address forwarding tables in your switch.
Volume 3:
■ Chapter 7, Configuring Redundancy Options —
Explains how to install, enable and configure redundancy
hardware options on your switch.
■ Chapter 8, Configuring Domain Name System (DNS)
and Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service
(RADIUS) Clients — Explains how to configure DNS and
and RADIUS clients on your switch.
Volume 4:
■ Chapter 9, Configuring IP Routing — Explains how to
configure your switch for IP routing and interpret IP routing
statistics.
Volume 5:
■ Chapter 10, Configuring IP Routing Interface Protocol
(RIP) Routing — Explains how to configure IP RIP on your
switch.
■ Chapter 11, Configuring the Open Shortest Path First
(OSPF) Routing Protocol — Explains how to configure
OSPF routing protocol on your Cajun Switch. Also provided
is information on OSPF statistical displays.
■ Chapter 12, Configuring IPX Routing — Explains how to
configure IPX on your switch.
■ Chapter 13, Configuring IPX RIP Protocol — Explains
how to configure IPX RIP protocol on your switch.
■ Chapter 14, Configuring IPX Service Advertisement
Protocol (SAP) — Explains how to configure IPX SAP on
your switch.
Volume 6:
■ Chapter 15, Configuring AppleTalk Routing — Explains
how to configure AppleTalk parameters and view AppleTalk
statistics.
■ Chapter 16, Managing Intelligent Multicasting —
Explains how to configure and manage intelligent multicast
sessions on your switch.
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Chapter 17, Monitoring the Cajun Switch — Explains
■
how to use the Web Agent to assess your switch’s current operational status.
■ Chapter 18, Monitoring and Configuring the
Forwarding Cache (L3 Only) — Explains how to interpret and monitor forwarding operations that occur in the address cache of the multilayer media modules.
■ Chapter 19, Analyzing Network Performance Using
RMON and Ethernet Statistics — Provides information on how to interpret the statistics counter values displayed in your switch.
■ Chapter 20, Tuning Your Switch Performance —
Explains how to use your switch’s buffer management features to optimize traffic throughput through the switch fabric.
Volume 7:
■ Appendix A, Downloading New Operational Code to
the Switch — Explains how to update the operational code on your switch.
■ Appendix B, Boot Mode —
■ Appendix C, MIB Groups — Provides information on the
supported MIB groups.
■ Appendix D, FCC Notice — Provides the FCC notice
statement.
Volume 8:
■ Index
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Technical Support
To contact Avaya’s technical support:
■ From the United States and North America:
Dial
• 1-800-237-0016
• 1-800-242-2121
■ Outside North America:
Contact your distributor
Avaya Technologies Products and Services
Refer to the Avaya World Wide Web site at:
http://www.Avaya.com/dns.
for information about Avaya products and services.
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