3 using the forward broadcast switch, Using the forward broadcast switch -3 – Cabletron Systems NB20E User Manual

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TESTING AND LANVIEW

4-3

ON LINE LED

When this green LED is lit, the bridge is on line and operational. The unit
has completed a self diagnostics test and is capable of forwarding packets.

STAND BY LED

When this yellow LED is lit, the bridge is in the “Stand by” mode and not
capable of forwarding packets.

NOTE: There are separate XMT, RCV, CP, and POK LEDs for each port
on the NB20E and NB25E.

TRANSMIT (XMT) LED

When this green LED is flashing, the bridge is transmitting packets to that
network segment.

RECEIVE (RCV) LED

When this yellow LED is flashing, bridge is receiving a data packet from
that segment.

COLLISION PRESENT (CP) LED

When this red LED is flashing, a collision is occurring on that segment.

PORT OK (POK) LED

This green LED is lit to indicate that the transceiver is connected, and that
the port has passed an internal Loop Back Test and is ready for
transmission.

4.3

USING THE FORWARD BROADCAST SWITCH

The Forward Broadcast switch, Figure 4-1, allows the user to select
whether the bridge will forward broadcast messages from one network
segment to the other. When the switch is in the On (|) position, the bridge
will allow broadcast messages to pass.

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