9033060SmartSTACKELH100-12/24TXFASTETHERNETHUBINSTALLATIONANDUSERGUIDE
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82 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXUtilizationSelect “History” then “Utilization” to display the percentage of bandwidthutilized over the sample pe
9033060 Web-Based Management 83AlarmThe Alarm and Event Groups allow you to record important events orimmediately respond to critical network problems
84 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXFalling Threshold When the current sampled value is less than or equal to thisthreshold, and the value at the la
9033060 Web-Based Management 85Event TableSelect “Event” then “Event Table” to display the action to take when analarm is triggered. The response to a
86 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXLog TableSelect “Event” then “Log Table” to display each time an event wastriggered. Note that there are no disp
9033060 SNMP Management 876. SNMP MANAGEMENTThe SNMP ProtocolSNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is a communicationprotocol designed specificall
88 SNMP Management ELH100-12/24TXThere are three main operations defined in SNMP:• GET operations read information from the managed device, such astho
9033060 SNMP Management 89This MIB reports information about the protocols and network interfacessupported on the agent itself, as well as other gener
90 SNMP Management ELH100-12/24TXCompiling MIB Extensions: Cabletron WebsiteThe MIBs supported by the ELH100-12/24TX hub must be compiled intothe SNMP
9033060 Technical Specifications 91APPENDIX A. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSGeneralStandards ComplianceIEEE 802.2 Local Area Networks, Logical Link Control
Notice9033060ixDECLARATION OF CONFORMITYApplication of Council Directive(s): 89/336/EEC73/23/EECManufacturer’s Name: Cabletron Systems, Inc.Manufactur
92 Technical Specifications ELH100-12/24TXElectrical SpecificationsInput voltage: 100-240 VACInput frequency: 50-60 HzMaximum power consumption: 50 VA
9033060 Technical Specifications 93Port SpecificationsConsole PortTable A-1 shows the console port pin assignments.Table A-1. RS-232 Console Port Pin
94 Technical Specifications ELH100-12/24TXMDI/MDI-X Crossover Cable WiringFigure A-1 shows the wiring scheme for implementing a crossover cableif need
9033060 Technical Specifications 95Country-Specific RequirementsTable A-3 lists the power cord set requirements by country and identifiesthe accredite
96 Technical Specifications ELH100-12/24TXNote 2Flexible cord must be Type SV, SJ, SPT or equivalent, No. 18 AWG, 3-conductor. Wall plug must be a two
9033060 Acronyms & Abbreviations 97APPENDIX B. ACRONYMS & ABBREVIATIONSTerm Definition10Base-T 10 Mbps twisted-pair Ethernet100Base-TX 100 Mbp
9033060 Index 1INDEX100Base-FXfiber ports, 25module defined, 5100M LED, defined, 610Base-T/100Base-TXmodule defined, 5pinouts, 93ports, 24802.2, 91802
2 Index ELH100-12/24TXIin-bandconfiguration, 8connection, 20inspecting your shipment, 13installing an optional module, 17IP address, assigning, 54LLED
9033060 Index 3Sscreen timeout, 54segment LEDs, 4defined, 4Serial port, 8site requirements, 13SNMP, 8, 36, 55, 87, 88, 90Communities, 36Configuration
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9033060 Table Of Contents xiTable Of ContentsPreface ...xvPurpose...
xii Table Of Contents ELH100-12/24TX3. ELH100-12/24TXUserInterface...27Overview ...
9033060 Table Of Contents xiiiHubBackplane ...68PortConfiguration...69PortBackup
9033060 Preface xvPREFACEPurposeThis guide provides information about the features and applications of theCabletron ELH100-12/24TX dual-speed hub as w
xvi Preface ELH100-12/24TXOther ConventionsThis guide uses the following typographical conventions:• Initial Caps Menu titles and console menu selecti
9033060 Product Overview 11. PRODUCT OVERVIEWDescriptionThis installation and user guide describes Cabletron’s ELH100-12/24TXFast Ethernet hubs. These
2 Product Overview ELH100-12/24TXThe ELH100-12/24TX hub is desktop or rack-mountable. LEDs on thefront panel provide information about the operating s
9033060 Product Overview 3• Switch Architecture (for optional switch/media modules):- Bridges 10 and 100 Mbps repeater buses for the stack- 200 Mbps t
4 Product Overview ELH100-12/24TXFront PanelFigure 1-1 shows the front panel of the Cabletron ELH100-24TX.Table 1-1 defines the ELH100-12/24TX front p
9033060 Product Overview 5Optional ModulesFigure 1-2 shows the optional modules available for the CabletronELH100-12/24TX. Table 1-2 defines the optio
6 Product Overview ELH100-12/24TXFigure 1-3 shows the Collision, Activity, Full/Half duplex, and Link LEDsfor the switch/media modules. These LEDs are
9033060 Product Overview 7Rear PanelFigure 1-4 shows the ELH100-12/24TX rear panel and Table 1-4 definesthe rear panel components.Figure 1-4. ELH100-1
8 Product Overview ELH100-12/24TXA TFTP or XMODEM software download is invoked via the consolemenus. A TFTP download can also be invoked via SNMP or W
9033060 Product Overview 9RMONRMON (Remote Monitoring) is a facility used to manage networksremotely while providing multi-vendor interoperability bet
10 Product Overview ELH100-12/24TXBootPThe Bootstrap Protocol (BootP) provides for the capability of passingconfiguration information to hosts on a TC
9033060 Product Overview 11Using the ELH100-12/24TX hub in an application example for client/server networks, users can be connected directly to the l
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9033060 Installation 132. INSTALLATIONInspecting Your ShipmentWhen you receive the shipment of your hub, check the package contentsand make sure you h
14 Installation ELH100-12/24TXMounting the Hub or Stack on a Table or ShelfYou can mount a standalone hub (or a stack of up to six hubs) on a tableor
9033060 Installation 15Mounting the Hub in a RackThe hub ships with two (2) multi-position mounting ears and four (4)mounting screws.Figure 2-1 shows
16 Installation ELH100-12/24TXConnecting Hubs to the Stack’s BackplaneThe hub ships with a stack cable.Figure 2-2 shows how the stack cables are casca
9033060 Installation 17Installing an Optional Module into the HubOptional modules are available for media extension and internal switchingbetween repe
18 Installation ELH100-12/24TXUsing a Switch/Media ModuleThe 10 and 100 Mbps repeater buses in the hub can be linked together byinstalling an optional
9033060 Installation 19Connecting a Terminal to the Console PortThe console port is a serial RS-232 interface port that enables aconnection to a termi
20 Installation ELH100-12/24TX2. Connect one end of the interface cable directly to the Agent Module’sconsole port and tighten the retaining screws.3.
9033060 Installation 21You can also make a remote network connection (via modems) to theserial port on the Agent Module using SLIP protocol over TCP/I
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22 Installation ELH100-12/24TXPowering the HubTo supply power to the hub, connect the power cord to the hub and to agrounded three-prong wall outlet (
9033060 Installation 23Network Cable RequirementsCopperTable 2-3 specifies the cable types and length constraints for the variouscopper interfaces on
24 Installation ELH100-12/24TX10Base-T/100Base-TX PortsThe 10Base-T/100Base-TX ports use RJ-45 connectors. Figure 2-6shows an RJ-45 connector being in
9033060 Installation 25100Base-FX Fiber PortsThe 100Base-FX Fiber port uses SC connectors. Figure 2-7 shows anSCfiber connector being inserted into a
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 273. ELH100-12/24TX USER INTERFACEOverviewAccess is gained to the console menus by connecting a terminal to thec
28 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface ELH100-12/24TXUser AccessOnce a direct connection to the serial port or a Telnet connection isestablished, the login
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 29Menu HierarchyFigure 3-2 shows the ELH100-12/24TX user interface menu hierarchy.Figure 3-2. ELH100-12/24TX Use
30 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface ELH100-12/24TXMain MenuThe Main Menu is the first screen seen after successfully logging in to thesystem. Figure 3-3
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 31System Information MenuUse the System Information menu to display descriptive informationabout the hub, or for
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32 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface ELH100-12/24TXResetUse the Restart Hub command under the Main Menu to reset themanagement agent. The reset screen inc
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 33System Configuration MenuUse the System Configuration menu to configure the Agent Module’sInternet Protocol (I
34 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface ELH100-12/24TXSLIP IP IP address of the Agent Module used when accessingthe configuration program via an out-of-band
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 35SNMP Configuration MenuUse the SNMP Configuration Menu to display and modify parameters forthe Simple Network
36 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface ELH100-12/24TXSNMP CommunitiesFigure 3-7. SNMP CommunitiesSNMP Communities================Community Name Access Statu
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 37SNMP Trap DestinationsFigure 3-8. SNMP Trap DestinationsSNMP Trap Destinations======================IP Address
38 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface ELH100-12/24TXHub Configuration MenusUse the Hub Configuration menu to configure any hub in the stack. Thismenu is us
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 39Figure 3-10. Hub Configuration MenuHub Configuration=================Hub ID: 1 Model: ELH100-12TXHardware ID:
40 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface ELH100-12/24TXSerial InitializationStringYes, to send the initialization string to an attached modem.No, if there is
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 41Port Configuration MenuSelect Administrative Status Control from the Port Configuration screen,then select the
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42 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface ELH100-12/24TXModule Port Configuration MenuThe switch/media module configuration menu is accessible only if amodule
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 43Backup Port Control MenuSelect Backup Port Control from the Port Configuration screen to defineup to 15 master
44 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface ELH100-12/24TXTFTP Download MenuUse the TFTP Download menu to load software updates into the hub overthe network. The
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 45XMODEM Download MenuUse the Xmodem Download command to update available software in thehub via an out-of-band
46 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface ELH100-12/24TXUser Password MenuThe User Password menu is used to display or modify user names andpasswords for the o
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 47Console Configuration MenuThe Console Configuration menu is used to configure the consoleconnected to the hub’
48 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface ELH100-12/24TXHub Statistics MenuThe Hub Statistics screens display statistics for the 10 and 100 Mbpsstack segments.
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 49Figure 3-19. Detailed Hub Statistics ScreenHub 1 Statistics=================Statistic 10 Mb/s Segment 100 Mb/s
50 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface ELH100-12/24TXPort Statistics MenuUse the Port Statistics screen to display key statistics for each port.Overall stat
9033060 ELH100-12/24TX User Interface 51Auto Partitions Number of times this port has been automatically partitioned due tojabber.Total Errors Total n
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9033060 Configuring & Monitoring the Hub 534. CONFIGURING & MONITORING THE HUBCommon TasksThe hub console menus allow you to modify default hu
54 Configuring & Monitoring the Hub ELH100-12/24TXTo enter a password, do the following:1. Select Password from the System Configuration Menu and
9033060 Configuring & Monitoring the Hub 55Connecting via TelnetYou can connect to the ELH100-12/24TX hub from a remote locationusing the Telnet a
56 Configuring & Monitoring the Hub ELH100-12/24TXViewing Hub StatisticsTo view hub statistics, do the following:1. Select Hub Statistics from the
9033060 Configuring & Monitoring the Hub 574. When the system prompts, confirm that you want to proceed.The following message prompt displays:Rece
58 Configuring & Monitoring the Hub ELH100-12/24TXConfiguring Port OperationYou can configure 10/100 ports on the base unit for operationalparamet
9033060 Configuring & Monitoring the Hub 59Configuring BootPThe BootP protocol allows you to automatically configure the hub’s IPaddress informati
9033060 Web-Based Management 615. WEB-BASED MANAGEMENTAs well as the menu-driven system configuration program, the AgentModule provides an embedded HT
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62 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXMain MenuMenu DescriptionSystem Information Provides system description, including system name and otherdata.Sta
9033060 Web-Based Management 63System InformationField DescriptionSystem Description System hardware description.System Object ID Object identifier fo
64 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXStack BrowserItem DescriptionStack Displays the front panel graphic representation of all the hubsin a stack.Age
9033060 Web-Based Management 65Front PanelSelect “Stack” then “Front Panel” to display a graphic image of the hub orattached stack.Item Description[Re
66 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXAgent ConfigurationSelect “Agent” then “Agent Configuration” to display IP configuration andother information.It
9033060 Web-Based Management 67Hub ConfigurationSelect “Hub” then “Hub Configuration” to display hardware and firmwareconfiguration of the hub.Item De
68 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXHub BackplaneSelect “Hub” then “Hub Backplane” to display information about the hub’sconnection to the stack’s b
9033060 Web-Based Management 69Port ConfigurationSelect “Port” then “Port Configuration” to display information about theport’s connection, or to disp
70 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXPort BackupSelect “Port” then “Port Backup” to display/configure redundant links.Item DescriptionIndex Identifie
9033060 Web-Based Management 71Switch Module StatisticsSelect “Switch Module” then “Switch Module Statistics” to displaystatistics for the switch/medi
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72 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXMIB BrowserThe MIB Browser menu allows access to various MIB group data andstatistics. This guide provides only
9033060 Web-Based Management 73RMON BrowserThe RMON Browser enables access to the RMON data groups supportedby the Agent Module. This guide only provi
74 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXEthernet StatisticsThe RMON Manager collects statistics that allow you to quickly determinehow the network is pe
9033060 Web-Based Management 75Jabbers Total number of jabber errors.Collisions Total number of packet collisions.Packets 64 Octets Number of packets
76 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXPackets Pie ChartSelect “Statistics” then “Packets Pie Chart” to display the graphicrepresentation of packet siz
9033060 Web-Based Management 77Error Packets RatioSelect “Statistics” then “Error Packets Ratio” to display the graphicrepresentation of the distribut
78 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXHistory Control EntryRMONcanbeusedtocreatearecordofnetworkutilization,packettypes,errors and collisions. You nee
9033060 Web-Based Management 79History Data EntrySelect “History” then “History Data Entry” to display the data recorded foritems in the history contr
80 Web-Based Management ELH100-12/24TXCRC Alignment Errors Number of packets received during this sampling interval thathad a length (excluding framin
9033060 Web-Based Management 81Rate Bar ChartSelect “History” then “Rate Bar Chart” to display the recorded rate ofpackets, broadcasts, multicasts and
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