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BayStack 325-24T

Brand: Nortel | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. restricted rights legend
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
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  14. Table Of Contents
  15. Table Of Contents
  16. Table Of Contents
  17. Preface
  18. before you begin
  19. related publications
  20. getting help from the nortel web site
  21. getting help through a nortel distributor or reseller
  22. About Ethernet Switches 325 and 425
  23. Link Layer Discovery Protocol (IEEE 802.1ab)
  24. LLDP operational modes
  25. Transmitting LLDPDUs
  26. Configuring LLDP using the CLI
  27. Radius password fallback enhancement
  28. eapol with guest vlan
  29. reload command
  30. show mac-address-table enhancement
  31. Ping enhancement
  32. Download without reset
  33. BootP when needed as default
  34. VLAN Configuration Control
  35. port mirroring configuration rules
  36. flash memory storage
  37. configuration and switch management
  38. Hardware components of the Ethernet Switch 325
  39. Console port
  40. Port connectors
  41. Back panel
  42. AC power receptacle
  43. Hardware components of the Ethernet Switch 425
  44. User Interface button
  45. Setting the unit as the Base Unit
  46. resetting the stack
  47. Aborting a command
  48. LED display during change in IP address and subnet mask
  50. Gigabit Interface Converter
  51. LED display panel
  52. cascade up and down connectors
  54. network configuration examples
  55. segment switch application
  56. High-density switched workgroup application
  57. stack operation
  58. base unit
  59. stack mac address
  60. stack configurations
  61. Stack down configurations
  62. accessing the ci menus and screens
  63. using the ci menus and screens
  64. screen fields and descriptions
  65. main menu
  66. System Characteristics screen
  67. switch configuration menu screen
  68. port list syntax
  69. accelerator keys for repetitive tasks
  70. Adding a new port to an existing port number list
  71. port configuration screen
  72. high speed flow control configuration screen
  73. choosing a high speed flow control mode
  74. asymmetric mode
  75. CLI Basics
  76. cli command modes
  77. port numbering
  78. port numbering in standalone mode
  79. accessing cli
  80. setting the system username and password
  81. getting help
  82. keystroke navigation
  83. help command
  84. default command
  85. logout command
  86. interface command
  87. end command
  89. managing basic system information
  90. show sys-info command
  91. show tech command
  92. show stack-info command
  93. show stacking-mode command
  94. managing mac address forwarding database table
  95. show mac-address-table command
  96. mac-address-table aging-time command
  97. default mac-address-table aging-time command
  98. installing device manager
  99. jdm installation precautions
  100. installing the device manager software
  101. removing previous versions of jdm on windows
  102. installing jdm on windows from the web
  103. executing the jdm installation software on windows
  104. installing jdm on unix or linux
  105. minimum requirements
  106. installing jdm on linux from the cd
  107. executing the jdm installation software on unix or linux
  108. removing jdm in unix or linux environments
  109. device manager basics
  110. setting the device manager properties
  111. opening a device
  112. device manager window
  113. Toolbar
  114. device view
  115. selecting objects
  116. selecting multiple objects
  117. leds and ports
  118. shortcut menus
  119. status bar
  120. editing objects
  121. types of statistics
  122. statistics for single and multiple objects
  123. viewing statistics as graphs
  124. telnet session
  125. opening an ssh connection to the device
  126. trap log
  127. online help
  128. Using the Web-based management interface
  129. Logging in to the Web-based management interface
  130. Menu
  131. Management
  132. viewing summary information
  133. Viewing summary switch information
  134. viewing stack information
  135. changing stack numbering
  136. identifying unit numbers
  137. System configuration using the Console Interface
  138. IP Configuration/Setup screen
  139. choosing a bootp request mode
  140. bootp when needed
  141. bootp disabled
  142. snmp configuration screen
  144. Console/Comm Port Configuration screen
  145. Logging in
  146. renumber stack units screen
  147. hardware unit information screen
  148. TELNET/SNMP/Web Access Configuration screen
  149. software download screen
  150. led indications during the download process
  151. Binary configuration download
  152. Requirements
  153. ASCII Configuration file Download
  154. Enabling and disabling autosave
  155. using sntp
  156. Setting local time zone
  157. System configuration using the CLI
  158. assigning and clearing ip addresses
  159. no ip address command
  160. ip default-gateway command
  161. show ip command
  162. show ip address command
  163. Assigning and clearing IP addresses for specific units
  164. no ip address unit command
  165. Pinging
  166. Resetting the switch to default configuration
  167. show ip dns command
  168. ip name-server command
  169. no ip name-server command
  170. ip domain-name command
  171. configuration management
  172. show config-network command
  173. ASCII Configuration Generator
  174. show running-config command
  175. customizing your system
  176. show terminal command
  177. show cli command
  178. displaying system information
  179. setting boot parameters
  180. ip bootp server command
  181. setting tftp parameters
  182. show tftp-server command
  183. no tftp-server command
  184. Setting the default management interface
  185. customizing the opening banner
  186. show banner command
  187. displaying the arp table
  188. show interfaces command
  189. show interfaces config command
  190. Saving the configuration to NVRAM
  191. write memory command
  192. show autosave command
  193. autosave enable command
  194. setting time on network elements using simple network time protocol
  195. sntp enable command
  196. sntp server primary address command
  197. no sntp server command
  198. sntp sync-now command
  200. no clock time-zone
  201. no clock summer-time
  202. enabling autopology
  203. no autotopology command
  204. show autotopology nmm-table
  205. lldp command
  206. default lldp command
  207. lldp port config notification command
  208. default lldp port config notification command
  209. no lldp tx-tlv command
  210. default lldp tx-tlv command
  211. no lldp port status command
  212. show lldp command
  213. show lldp port command
  214. Configuring LEDs on the display panel
  215. Configuring UI button
  216. ui-button unit command
  217. upgrading software
  218. download command
  219. ethernet port management using the cli
  220. no shutdown command
  221. naming ports
  222. no name command
  223. setting port speed
  224. default speed command
  225. duplex command
  226. default duplex command
  227. flowcontrol command
  228. default flowcontrol command
  229. Enabling rate-limiting
  230. rate-limit command
  231. default rate-limit command
  232. show auto-negotiation-capabilities command
  233. auto-negotiation-advertisements command
  234. no auto-negotiation-advertisements command
  235. default auto-negotiation-advertisements command
  236. viewing unit information
  237. unit tab
  238. viewing switch ip information
  239. globals tab
  240. addresses tab
  241. editing the chassis configuration
  242. base unit info tab
  243. Stack Info tab
  244. agent tab
  245. powersupply tab
  246. banner tab
  247. custom banner tab
  248. working with configuration files
  249. ASCII config file
  250. working with sntp
  251. displaying topology information using device manager
  252. topology table tab
  253. viewing and editing a single port configuration
  254. interface tab for a single port
  255. Viewing and editing multiple port configurations
  256. interface tab for multiple ports
  257. viewing system information
  258. quick start
  259. Configuring system security
  260. Changing the Ethernet Switch 325/425 to system defaults
  261. logging out of the management interface
  262. Configuring the switch using Web-based management
  263. modifying system settings
  264. Configuring switch port autonegotiation speed
  265. Configuring high speed flow control
  266. downloading switch images
  267. Downloading ASCII configuration files
  268. tftp server
  269. parameters on a TFTP server
  271. Configuring Rate Limiting
  272. chapter 13 troubleshooting
  273. Normal power-up sequence
  274. port connection problems
  275. port interface
  276. Installing an SFP Transceiver
  277. product description
  278. Locking/extractor mechanisms
  279. SFP models
  280. CWDM SFP models
  281. installing sfps
  282. removing an sfp
  283. technical specifications
  284. SFP specifications
  285. BASE-SX (LC Type) specifications
  286. BASE-SX (MT-RJ Type) specifications
  287. CWDM SFP specifications
  288. Hard-copy technical manuals
  289. Connectors and pin assignments
  290. MDI and MDI-X devices
  291. MDI-X to MDI cable connections
  292. DB-9 (RS-232-D) Console/Comm Port connector
  293. Base-T pinouts for the Ethernet Switch 425
  294. appendix c default settings
  295. Sample BootP configuration file
  296. sample bootp configuration file
  297. Command List
  298. appendix f technical specifications
  299. physical dimensions
  300. performance specifications
  301. network protocol and standards compatibility
  302. electromagnetic immunity
  303. Index
BayStack 325-24T first page preview

BayStack 325-24T

Brand: Nortel | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. product brief
  2. features and benefits
  3. vlan support
  4. network management
  5. enhanced security
  6. technical specifications
  7. safety agency approvals
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