CANOGA PERKINS 9135 SNMP Managed 10/100/1000 Ethernet Switch - Manual (Page 6)

EdgeAccess Universal Chassis System
Model 9135 10/100/1000 iv
Appendix A Warranty............................................................................................A-1
Appendix B Acronyms............................................................................................ B-1
List of Figures
Figure 1. 9135 SNMP Managed Ethernet Switch ..............................................................................1-1
Figure 2. SW1 on UTP Copper Interface ...........................................................................................2-1
Figure 3. SW1 on 100 Base Modules, Fiber Optic Interface .............................................................2-2
Figure 4. SW1 on 1000 Base Modules, Fiber Optic Interface ...........................................................2-2
Figure 5. Typical 9135 Screen ...........................................................................................................3-2
Figure 6. The 9135 Login Menu ........................................................................................................3-2
Figure 7. Main Menu..........................................................................................................................3-3
Figure 8. System Menu ......................................................................................................................3-3
Figure 9. IP Settings ...........................................................................................................................3-4
Figure 10. Host Table / SNMP Settings Menu...................................................................................3-7
Figure 11. SLIP Port Settings Menu ..................................................................................................3-8
Figure 12. Passwords Menu ...............................................................................................................3-9
Figure 13. Switch Configuration Menu............................................................................................3-10
Figure 14. Typical Spanning Tree Application. ...............................................................................3-11
Figure 15. Spanning Tree Parameters Menu ....................................................................................3-11
Figure 16. Global Spanning Tree Parameters Menu ........................................................................3-12
Figure 17. Port Spanning Tree Parameters Report and Menu..........................................................3-13
Figure 18. Spanning Tree Report Screen .........................................................................................3-14
Figure 19. Ports Information Screen ................................................................................................3-15
Figure 20. Port n Information Screen...............................................................................................3-16
Figure 21. Single Port Statistics Screen ...........................................................................................3-16
Figure 22. All Ports Statistics Screen...............................................................................................3-16
Figure 23. Reports Menu..................................................................................................................3-17
Figure 24. Description Screen..........................................................................................................3-17
Figure 25. Traps Log Screen ............................................................................................................3-18
Figure 26. Fdb Log Screen...............................................................................................................3-19
Figure 27. Diagnostics Menu ...........................................................................................................3-19
Figure 28. Ping Menu.......................................................................................................................3-20
Figure 29. Restore Defaults Option..................................................................................................3-20
Figure 30. Restart Unit Menu...........................................................................................................3-21