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Software Rele ase V1.3.0 Part No. 302 401-D Rev 00 July 19 99 4401 Gr eat Ame rica P arkw a y Santa C lara, C A 95054 Using the Ba yStac k 450 10/100/1000 Series Switc h kombk.
ii 302401-D Rev 0 0 Copyri ght © 1999 Nortel Netw orks All rights reserved. Printed in the USA. July 1999. The inform ation in this document is subjec t to chan ge without notice.
302401-D Rev 00 iii EC Dec laration of Conf ormity This pro duct co nforms ( or these pr oduc ts co nfor m) to the pr ovision s of Counci l Direct ive 89/336/E E C and 73/23/EEC. The Declara tion of Con formity is a vailable on the Norte l Network s W orld W ide W eb site at http://lib ra2.
iv 302401-D Rev 0 0 Nor tel Netw orks NA Inc. Software Lice nse Agreement NO TICE: Please carefu ll y read this l icense agre ement bef o re copyin g or usi ng the ac companying sof tware or installing the hardware unit with pre-enabled software (each of which is referred to as “Software” in this Agreement).
302401-D Rev 00 v Licensee is re sponsible for th e security of its o wn d ata and in formatio n and fo r maintain ing a dequate pro cedures a part from the Software t o reconstruct lost or altered f iles, da ta, or prog rams. 4. Limita tion of li ability .
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302401-D Re v 00 vii Contents Prefac e A u dience ............... ................... ............. .................... ............. ................... ............. .......... xxi Organiza tion ......... ............. ................... .........
viii 3024 01- D Rev 00 P or t Mirror ing .............. ............. ................... ............. ................... ............. .............. 1-16 A u tosensi ng and Autonegotiation ... .................... ............. ...................
302401-D Re v 00 ix MultiLin k T r unks .... ...... ....... ...... ............. ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ............. ...... ....... ...... . 1- 57 Client/Se r ver Configuration Using M ultiLink T r unks . ............. .........
x 30240 1-D R ev 00 Chapter 3 Using the Console Interface Accessing t he CI Me nus and Screens ......... ................... ............. ................... ............. ... 3-1 Using the CI Menus and S creens ......... .................... .......
302401-D Re v 00 xi Renumber Sta c k Units ....... ................... ............. .................... ............ .................... ....... 3-65 Hardware Unit Informa tion .............. ................... ............. ................... ..
xii 3024 01- D Rev 00 Electroma gnetic Im munity .............. ............. ................... ............. ................... ............. .. A-3 Declaration of Conf ormity ............... ............. ................... ............. .......
302401-D Re v 00 xiii MDI-X to MDI-X Cable Connection s ..... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ...... ....... ...... ....... ........ E-4 DB-9 (RS-232-D) Consol e/Co mm P o r t Conn ect or ... ...... ....... ...... ...... ....... ...... ....... ..
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302401-D Re v 00 xv Figures Figure 1-1. BayStac k 450 Sw itch V e rsions ........................ ............ ............. ................ 1-1 Figure 1-2. BayStac k 450 Sw itch F r ont P a nels ................. ................... ............. ..
xvi 3024 01- D Rev 00 Figure 1-30 . VLAN Configu ration Spann ing Multi ple Switc hes ....... .................... ....... 1-46 Figure 1-31. IP Multicas t Propa gation With I GMP Routi ng . ................... ............. ....... 1-49 Figure 1-32. Ba yStack 450 Switch Fi lter ing IP Mu lticast St reams (1 o f 2) .
302401-D Re v 00 xvii Figure 2-12. Nor tel Networks Logo Scree n .................. ................... ............. .............. 2-16 Figure 2-13. Main Menu .. ................... ............. ............. ................... ............. .....
xvii i 30240 1-D Rev 00 Figure 3-30. Spanning T ree P or t Configuratio n Screen (2 of 2) ................... .............. 3-70 Figure 3-31. Spanning T ree Switch Setti ngs Screen ........... ................... ............. ....... 3-72 Figure 3-32.
302401-D Re v 00 xix Ta b l e s T able 1-1. Ba yStack 450 Switch L ED Descr iption s .............. ............. ................... ... 1-6 T able 1-2. Inter nation al P ower Cord Specific ations .. ............. ................... ............. ..
xx 30240 1-D R ev 00 T able 3-27. TELNET Confi guration Sc reen Fields ..... ............. ................... ............. . 3-76 T able 3-28. Software Download Screen Fi elds ................. ............ .................... ....... 3-79 T able 3-29.
302401-D Re v 00 xxi Preface Congratul ations o n your pu rchase of the BayS tack 450 swi tch, part of the Nortel Netw orks ® BayStack 10/10 0/1000 Swi tch line of communicati ons product s. There ar e three v ersions of the BayStack 450 switch: t he Model 450-24T, the Model 450-1 2T, and t he Model 450- 12F.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch xxii 30 240 1-D Rev 00 Or ganizatio n This gui de has four chapters , se v en app endix es, and an inde x: If y ou want to: Go to: Learn abo ut the.
Prefac e 302401-D Re v 00 xxiii T ext Con v enti ons This gui de uses the foll owi ng te xt con v ention s: Acr on yms This gui de uses the foll owi ng acron yms: bold te xt Indicate s command na mes and opti ons and te xt that you need to enter . Example: Ent er show ip { aler ts | routes }.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch xxiv 30 240 1-D Rev 00 Relate d Publications F or mor e i nf ormat io n about u sing t he BaySt ac k 4 50 swit ch, refe r t o the f ollo wing publi.
Prefac e 302401-D Re v 00 xxv Y ou can purcha se selec ted document ation se ts, CDs, and techn ical publ ication s through t he colla teral ca talog. The catalog i s locate d on the W orld W ide W eb at support.
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302401-D Re v 00 1-1 Chap ter 1 Ba yStac k 45 0 10 /100/10 00 Ser ies Switches This chap ter int roduces th e BaySta ck 450 switc h and co v ers the follo wing topics: • Phy sica l de scr iptio n .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-2 3024 01-D R ev 00 Fr ont P anel Figure 1- 2 sho ws the fro nt-panel conf igur ations f or the three Bay Stack 450 switch model s. Desc rip ti ons o f the fr ont -pane l c omp o nents follow the figur es.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-3 Comm P or t The Co mm Port (als o refe rred to as the Con sole/ Comm Port) allows you t o acce ss the cons ole in terf ace (CI ) screens and cus tomize your netw ork us ing th e supplied menus a nd screens (see Chapter 3, “Usin g the Con sole Inte rfac e”).
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-4 3024 01-D R ev 00 The 10B ASE-T/100B ASE-TX port connect ors are c onf igured as MDI-X (medi a-dependen t interface- crossov er).
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-5 LED Displa y P anel Figure 1- 3 sho ws the BayStack 450- 24T and Bay Stack 450- 12T LED disp lay panels. Figure 1-4 sho ws t he BayStac k 450-12F LED display pane l. See Ta b l e 1 - 1 for a de scripti on of the LEDs .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-6 3024 01-D R ev 00 Figure 1-4. Ba yStack 450-12F LED Dis play P anel T able 1-1. BayStac k 450 S witch LED Descript ions Label T ype Color State Meaning Pwr P ower statu s Green On DC power is available to th e switch’ s in ter n al cir cui tr y .
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-7 Amber or Green Blinking Inco mpatib le software re visi on or u nabl e to ob tain a uni t ID (R enumb er Stack Unit t able ful l). T he uni t is o n the r i ng bu t cann ot participate in t he stac k configur ation .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-8 3024 01-D R ev 00 Back P anel The BayStack 450 switch back-pa nel components ( Figure 1-5 ) are th e sam e for all switc h versio n s. Descript ions of t he back-pa nel co mponents fol lo w the f igure.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-9 Figure 1-5. BayStac k 450 Switch Bac k P a nel A C P o wer Receptac le The A C po wer re ceptacle accep ts the A C po wer cord (suppli ed). F or ins tallat ion outside of Nort h America, mak e sure that you ha ve t he proper p owe r cord for your re gion.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-10 3024 01-D R ev 00 RPSU Connector The RPSU connec tor all ows you to c onnect a b ackup po wer supply uni t to the switch. Nor tel Netw orks provi des an (optiona l) high-p owe r redu ndant po wer supply un it (HRPSU) fo r this purpos e.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-11 Cascade Module Sl ot The Cascad e Module slot allo ws you to attac h an optiona l BaySt ack 400-ST1 Cascade M odule to t he switch (s ee “ Stac k Ope rat ion ” on page 1-23 ). Y ou can connec t up to ei ght BayStac k 450 swi tches int o a redundant stack conf igu ration.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-12 3024 01-D R ev 00 • Addres s databas e size: 1 6,000 entri es at li ne rate ( 32,000 e ntries wi thout floodin g) • F ail-Saf e Stackin g:.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-13 • TELNET : -- Suppor t for up t o four si multaneous TELNET session s -- Opti onal passw ord p rotection -- Login time-o ut -- Failed -lo gi n gu ard -- Ina ctivity time -out -- Allo wed source add resses -- Ev ent logg ing • IEEE 802.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-14 3024 01-D R ev 00 • MultiLink T runking, sup porting: -- Sw it ch-t o -swit ch t ru nks -- Sw it ch-t o -ser ver t runks • Port mirrorin g.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-15 IGMP Snooping Feature F or conser ving bandwi dth and cont rolling IP Multi cast, th e IGMP snoop ing featur e can pr ovid e the s ame benef it as IP Mu ltic ast route rs, b ut in the l ocal are a.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-16 3024 01-D R ev 00 MultiLink T runking The MultiLi nk T runking fea ture allo ws you to gro up multipl e ports ( up to four) togethe r when for.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-17 When aut onego tiation -capab le de vices are atta ched to th e BaySta ck 450 switc h, the swit ch port s ne gotiate do w n from 100 Mb/s spee d and full -duple x mode until the att ached de vice ackno wledges a supp orted spe ed and duple x mode.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-18 3024 01-D R ev 00 SNMP MIB Suppor t The BayStac k 450 switc h supports an SNMP agent wi th indust ry standard MIBs , as well as pri vate M IB ex tensions, which en sures compa tibilit y with exis ting netw ork manage ment tools.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-19 Desktop Switch Application Figure 1- 6 sho ws a BayStack 450-24T switch used as a de sktop sw itch, wher e desktop w orks tations are connec ted dire ctly to s witch port s.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-20 3024 01-D R ev 00 Segment Switch Application Figure 1- 7 sho ws a BayStack 450-24T switch used as a s eg ment switch to alle viate user c ontention for bandwi dth and eliminat e serv er and net wor k bottle necks.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-21 High-Density Switched W orkgr oup Application Figure 1- 8 sho ws an exampl e of using a BayStack 4 50 swit ch with a hi gh-speed (gig abit) connect ion to a Nor tel Ne tworks Accelar ™ 1100 switch.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-22 3024 01-D R ev 00 F ail-Safe Stac k Application Figure 1- 9 sho ws an exampl e of eight BayStack 4 50 switches that are stac ked togethe r as a si ngle managed unit. If a n y single u nit in th e stack f ails, the remaini ng stack r emains oper ational, without in terr uption.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-23 Stack Operati on BaySta ck 450 swit ches that are conf igured with BaySt ack 450 sof twa re ve rsio n V1.1.0 or la ter p rovi de fai l-safe stackabil ity when yo u instal l the opti onal BaySta ck 400-ST1 Cas cade Module.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-24 3024 01-D R ev 00 Cascade A Out Connector Pro vides a n attachme nt point f or connect ing this unit to another unit via the cascade cable.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-25 Base Unit The base u nit is t he unique stac k unit that you conf igure with th e Unit Sele ct switch on the fron t panel of the 400 -ST1 cascad e module.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-26 3024 01-D R ev 00 Stac k MA C Address The Stac k MA C addr ess is auto ma tica l ly as s igned durin g the stac k init ia liza ti on. The base u nit’ s MA C address, with a softw are o f fset, is used for the Stack MA C address .
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-27 Removi ng a Unit fr om the Stac k If a uni t is remo ved from the stack (t herefore operati ng in stan dalone mode), th e follo wing s.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-28 3024 01-D R ev 00 Stac k Up Configur ations In Figure 1-12 , data fl o ws fr om th e ba se uni t (uni t 1) t o th e n ext swit ch, w hich is assigne d as unit 2 , and con tinues unt il the l ast swit ch in the stack is assign ed as unit 8.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-29 Figure 1 -13. Stack Down Configuration Example Certain netw ork management statio n (NMS) appli cations a ssume a sta ck-do wn conf iguration f or the gra phical user int erfa ce (GUI) that re presen ts the stack (s ee Figure 1- 13 ).
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-30 3024 01-D R ev 00 • Y ou can do wnline upgrade t he entire stack fr om an y switch in the stack. • Y ou can acces s and manage t he stack using a TELNET connecti on or an y generic SNMP management tool through an y switch port t hat is par t of the stack c onf igurat ion.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-31 Figure 1 -14. Redundant Cascade Stacking Feature Unit 2 1 = Base unit 2 = Last unit 3 = Cascade cable (PN 303978-A) 4 = Cascade max-return cable (PN 303979-A) BS0035B Cascade A Out Cascade A In Unit 1 Unit 5 Unit 4 Unit 3 2 1 B A 4 3 kombk.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-32 3024 01-D R ev 00 IEEE 802. 1Q V LAN W ork groups BaySta ck 450 swit ches suppor t up to 64 port-b ased VLANs with 802.1Q tag ging a v a il abl e per port . Port s are grouped int o bro adc ast domain s by as si gni ng the m to the same VLAN.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-33 IEEE 802.1Q T ag ging BaySta ck 450 swit ches opera te in acc ordance with the I EEE 802.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-34 3024 01-D R ev 00 • Fil teri ng d atab ase id enti fier (FI D) -- the spec ific filterin g/f orward ing data bas e within t he BayStack 450 swit ch that i s assigne d to each VLAN. Th e curr ent ver sion of s oftw are assi gns all VLANs to the same FID.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-35 In Figure 1-17 , unta gged incomi ng pack ets ar e assigne d directl y to VLAN 2 (PVID = 2). Port 5 i s conf igured as a tagged member of VLAN 2, and p ort 7 is conf igured as an un tag ged me mber of VLAN 2.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-36 3024 01-D R ev 00 In Figure 1- 19 , tagged i ncoming pack ets ar e assigne d directly t o VLAN 2 because of the tag as sig nmen t in th e pa cke t. Po rt 5 i s configu red as a ta gg ed me mb er of VLAN 2, and port 7 is conf igured as an untagged member of VLAN 2.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-37 VLANs Spanning Multiple Switches Y ou can use VLANs t o seg ment a ne twork wi thin a swi tch. When c onnecting multiple swi tches, it i s possible t o connect u sers of on e VLAN with user s of that same VLAN in ano ther switch.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-38 3024 01-D R ev 00 Because t here is o nly one li nk betwe en the tw o swit ches, the S panning T ree Protocol ( STP) t re at s t his conf igur at ion as an y ot her swi tc h-t o-switch connect io n.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-39 T o connect multiple VLANs a cross switches wi th redunda nt links , you must disable the STP on all par ticipatin g switch por ts. Figur e 1-23 s ho ws possi ble conseque nces of ena bling the STP when us ing VLANs betw een untag ged (non-802 .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-40 3024 01-D R ev 00 Shared Serv ers BaySta ck 450 swi tches al lo w port s to e xist in mu ltiple VLANs for s hared resourc es, suc h as serv ers, printers , and switch -to-sw itch conn ections.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-41 Figure 1 -25. VLAN Broadcast Domains Within the Switch F or e xample, to c reate a br oadcast d omain fo r each VLAN s ho wn in Figure.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-42 3024 01-D R ev 00 T o conf igure t he VLAN port member ship for VLAN 1: 1. Select Switch Conf iguration fr om the Bay Stack 450-12 T Main Menu (or pr ess w). 2. Fr om the Swit ch Conf iguration Menu, sele ct VLAN Conf iguration (or pr ess v) .
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-43 Ports 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 11 are n ow u ntagged member s of VLAN 3 as s ho wn in Figure 1- 25 on page 1-41 . Figure 1 -27. VLAN Configuration Screen Example T o c onfigure the PVID ( por t VLAN ide n tifier) f or Po rt 8: 1.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-44 3024 01-D R ev 00 Figure 1 -28. Default VLAN P ort Configuration Screen Example Figure 1- 29 sho ws the VLAN Port Conf igurati on screen after i t is conf igured to support the PVID ass ignment for port 8, as sho wn in Figure 1 -25 (Port Name is optiona l).
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-45 Figure 1 -29. VLAN P or t Configuration Screen Example VLAN W orkgroup Summar y This sec tion summa rizes the VLAN w orkgr oup ex amples d iscussed in t he pre vious sections of this chapt er .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-46 3024 01-D R ev 00 The co nnec ti on to S2 requi re s o nly one li nk bet ween the s wi t ches be cause S1 an d S2 are bot h BayStack 4 50 swit ches that support 80 2.1Q tagg ing (see “ VLAN S Spanning Mul tiple 802.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-47 VLAN Configuration Rules VLANs operate acco rding to speci fic conf igu ration rule s.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-48 3024 01-D R ev 00 IGMP Snooping BaySta ck 450 swit ches can se nse IGMP host me mbershi p reports from atta ched stati ons and use this info rmat ion t o set up a d edi cated path b etwe en th e reque st ing sta tio n a nd a lo ca l IP Mu ltic ast ro ute r .
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-49 As sho wn in Figure 1-31 , a non-I P Multic ast f iltering s witch caus es IP Mu lticas t traf fic t o be sent t o all se gments on the loc al subnet .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-50 3024 01-D R ev 00 One clie nt, connect ed to S2 , responds with a h ost membershi p report . Switch S2 inter cepts the re por t fr om th at po rt, an d gen erate s a pr ox y rep ort to it s ups tream neighbor , S1.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-51 After t he swit ches l earn which ports are reque sting acc ess to the IP Multic ast stream, al l other ports no t responding to the que ries are block ed from recei ving the IP Mult icast ( Fi gure 1 -33 ).
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-52 3024 01-D R ev 00 IGMP Snooping Configurat ion Rules The IGMP snoopi ng featu re oper ates acc ording to specif ic conf igurat ion rules .
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-53 IEEE 80 2.1 p Prio rit i zi ng Y ou can use t he VLAN Conf igurati on scr eens to pr ioriti ze the ord er in which the switch f orwards pack ets, on a per -port basis.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-54 3024 01-D R ev 00 Figure 1-35. P or t T ransmit Queue As sho wn in Figure 1- 35 , the switch pr ovide s tw o transmis sion queue s, High and Low , for an y gi ve n port. Fra mes are as signed to one of the se queues o n the basi s of user_pr iorit y using a traf f ic clas s table .
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-55 T o c o nfigure th e por t prio rity level, foll ow these st ep s: 1. Dete rmin e the prior ity level you want to ass ig n to th e sw itch p ort . User prio rity le vels are assigne d defaul t settin gs in all BayStack 450 swit ches.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-56 3024 01-D R ev 00 5. Select a priority le vel fr om the r ange sho wn in the T raff ic Clas s Conf igurat ion scr een (or modify t he T raff ic Class parameters to suit y ou r needs). 6. Assign the priority le vel to port s using the VLAN P ort Conf igura tion screen: a.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-57 MultiLink T runks MultiLin k T runks allo w you to group up t o four swit ch por ts togeth er to for m a link to another s witch o r serv er , thus in creasing aggre gate t hroughpu t of the interc onnection between the de vices (up to 80 0 Mb/s in full-dup lex mod e).
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-58 3024 01-D R ev 00 Y ou can conf igure each of the trunks sho w n in Figure 1 -38 with up to four swi tch ports t o pro vide up to 800 Mb/s ag gre gate b andwidth t hrough each trunk, in full- duple x mode.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-59 Clients accessi ng data from the se rver s (FS1 and FS 2) are provi ded with maximized b andwidth thro ugh trunks T 1, T2, T3, T4, and T5 .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-60 3024 01-D R ev 00 T runk Configuration Screen Exampl es This sect ion sho ws e xampl es of the Mu ltiLink T runk conf ig urati on screens for the client /ser ver c onf igurat ion e xamp le sho wn in Fi gure 1-40 on page 1- 59 .
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-61 The MultiLi nk T runk Conf igurat ion scree n opens ( Fi gure 1-42 ). Figure 1 -42. MultiLink T r unk Configuration Screen for Switc h.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-62 3024 01-D R ev 00 Ports 2 a nd 4 are as signed as trunk me mbers of trunk 3. Ports 14 and 16 ar e assign ed as trun k members of t runk 4. Ports 22 and 24 ar e assign ed as trun k members of t runk 5.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-63 T runk Configuration Screen f or Switch S2 As sho wn in Figure 1- 40 on page 1-59 , switch S2 is set up with tw o trunk conf igurations (T2 a nd T3). Bot h trunks c onnect di rectly t o switch S1 .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-64 3024 01-D R ev 00 Ports 1 a nd 3 are as signed as trunk me mbers of trunk 2. • STP Learni ng indicates t he spa nning t ree parti cip atio n sett ing f or each of the trunks: T runks 1 and 2 ar e enabled for Norm al STP Learni ng.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-65 T runk Configuration Screen f or Switch S3 As sho wn in Figure 1- 40 on page 1-59 , switch S3 is set up with one t runk conf iguration (T4). This tr unk connect s direct ly to swi tch S1.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-66 3024 01-D R ev 00 • STP Learni ng indicates t he spa nning t ree parti cip atio n sett ing f or each of the trunks: T runk 1 is enab led for Nor mal STP Lea rning.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-67 T runk Configuration Screen f or Switch S4 As sho wn in Figure 1- 40 , swit ch S4 is se t up with o ne trunk co nf igurat ion (T5).
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-68 3024 01-D R ev 00 Swit ch S4 is con figured as fol lows: • T runk (read only) ind icates t he trunk ( 1 to 6) th at corre sponds to t he swit ch ports s pecif ied in the T runk Member s f ields.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-69 Before Configuring T runk s When you cre ate and ena ble a tr unk, the tr unk member s (switch ports) t ake on certai n s etti ngs nece ssary for co rr ect op erati on of t he Mul tiL ink T runkin g feat ure.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-70 3024 01-D R ev 00 • All trunk member s must ha ve the same VLAN confi guratio n before the T r unk Conf igurat ion scree n’ s T runk Stat us f ield ca n be set to Enable d (see “VLAN Conf igurat ion” on page 3-24).
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-71 How the MultiLink T runk Reacts to Losing Distributed T runk Member s If your MultiLink T runk ( Figur e 1- 46 ) spans sepa rate u nit.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-72 3024 01-D R ev 00 Spanning T ree Considerations for MultiLink T runks The spanni ng tree P ath Cost paramete r is recalculat ed base d on the agg reg ate bandwidth of the tr unk.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-73 The switc h can also detect t runk member po rts that are phy sically misconf igured. F or exampl e, in Figure 1- 48 , tr unk member ports 2, 4, a nd 6 of switch S1 ar e conf igured cor r ectly to tr unk member por ts 7, 9, and 11 of switch S2.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-74 3024 01-D R ev 00 If swit ch S2’ s trunk member port 11 is phy sically disconnec ted and then reconnec ted to port 13, the Spanni ng T ree Por t Conf igurati on screen f or switch S1 changes t o sho w port 6 in the Blocking s tate ( Figure 1-49 ).
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-75 Additional Tips About the MultiLink T runking Featu re When you cre ate a Multi Link T runk, the indi vidual trunk members (the spe cif ic ports t hat make up the trunk) lo gically connect an d react as a sin gle entity .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-76 3024 01-D R ev 00 P or t Mir roring ( Con versation Stee rin g) Y ou can design at e one of y our swit ch por ts t o monit or tra f f ic on an.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-77 P or t-Based Mirroring Configuration Figure 1- 50 sho w s an e xam ple of a port -base d mirror ing con f i gurat ion where port 23 is des ignated a s the mon itor por t for port s 24 and 25 of swit ch S1.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-78 3024 01-D R ev 00 In the c onf igurati on e xample sho wn in Figur e 1-50 , the des ignated moni tor port (port 2 3) can b e set to monit or traf fic in an y of the foll o wing mo des: • Monito r all tr af f ic recei v ed b y port X.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-79 Figure 1 -51. P or t Mirror ing P or t-Base d Screen Example Address-Based Mirroring Configuration Figure 1- 52 sho ws an e xample o f.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-80 3024 01-D R ev 00 Figure 1 -52. Address-Based Mirroring Configuration Example In this conf igurat ion, th e designat ed monit or port ( port 23) can be set to monitor traf fic i n any of the follo wing modes: • Monito r all tr af f ic transmit ted from address A to an y address.
BaySta ck 450 1 0/100/1000 S eries Switches 302401-D Re v 00 1-81 In this exampl e, por t 23 be comes the d esign ate d Mon itor P ort fo r switc h S1 when you press Enter in respon se to the [ Y es] screen prompt.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 1-82 3024 01-D R ev 00 P or t Mirroring Configuration Rules The foll o wing conf iguration r ules appl y to an y port mirrori ng conf iguration: • Y ou cannot co nfi gure a mo nitor por t as a tr unk member or IGMP member .
302401-D Re v 00 2-1 Chap ter 2 Inst alling th e Ba yStac k 450 Sw itc h This chapt er covers the f o llowing to pic s: • Ins tallat ion re quire men ts • Instal lation p rocedure • Instru ction.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 2-2 3024 01-D R ev 00 Figure 2 -1. P ackage Contents The number of box es and their conten ts depend s on the options you order ed. Open any access ories box and ve rify that the contents agree wit h your bi ll of mat erials.
Installi ng the BayS tac k 450 Swit ch 302401-D Re v 00 2-3 Instal lati o n Pr ocedur e This sec tion pr ovi des the require ments an d inst ructions for i nstalli ng the BaySta ck 450 swit ch on a fla t surf ace or in a standar d 19-inch utilit y rack.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 2-4 3024 01-D R ev 00 The BayS tack 450 swi tch can be mounted o nto an y appro priate f lat, le vel sur face that c an safel y support the weight of the switch and its attached cable s, as lon g as there i s adequ ate space around the unit for v entilation and acces s to ca ble connecto rs.
Installi ng the BayS tac k 450 Swit ch 302401-D Re v 00 2-5 The BayS tack 450 swi tch occupi es a 1.6-un it (1 .6u) rack s pace and ca n be instal led in most standar d 19-inch r acks. Th e rack must be groun ded to the same groundin g electr ode used by th e po wer service in the area.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 2-6 3024 01-D R ev 00 Y ou can i nstall the sw itch flush to the rack o r extend ed fro m the ra ck, dependin g on the orientati on of th e mounting br acket s. 2. Using a Phil lips scr ewdrive r , attac h a mounting bra cket t o each side of the swit ch using the supplied sc rews ( Figure 2-3 ).
Installi ng the BayS tac k 450 Swit ch 302401-D Re v 00 2-7 4. Insert t wo s cre ws, appr opriate f or y our 19-inch rac k, into each of the mounting brac kets a nd tighten. 5. After th e switch is secur ed in the rack , see the ne xt secti on, “ Attachi ng Devi ces to the BayStack 450 Switc h .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 2-8 3024 01-D R ev 00 Connecting the 1 0B ASE-T/100BASE-TX P or ts Connect de vices to t he 10B ASE-T/100B ASE-TX ports a s sho wn in Figure 2-5 . The BayS tack 450 swi tch 10B ASE-T/100B ASE-TX ports ar e conf igured with RJ-45 conn ectors t hat are wi red as MDI-X port s.
Installi ng the BayS tac k 450 Swit ch 302401-D Re v 00 2-9 Connecting Fiber Optic P orts Connect de vices to t he f iber optic por ts as sho wn in Figur e 2-6 . The BayS tack 450-1 2F switch an d the (opt ional) 40 0-4FX MD A are 100B ASE-FX de vices.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 2-10 3024 01-D R ev 00 Console/Comm P ort The seri al consol e interf ace is an RS-232 por t tha t enables a connect ion to a PC or termina l for mo nitoring and conf iguring a stand alone swit ch or a stack conf iguration.
Installi ng the BayS tac k 450 Swit ch 302401-D Re v 00 2-11 Connecting a T erminal t o the Console/ Comm P or t T o connect a termin al to t he consol e port, fo llo w the se steps: 1. Set th e term ina l protoc ol as desc rib ed in “ Console/Comm P ort ” on page 2-10 .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 2-12 3024 01-D R ev 00 Connecting P ower The BayStack 450 switch does not hav e a po wer on/ of f switch. When you connect the A C po w er cord to a s uitable A C po wer outlet , the swit ch po wers up imm ediat ely .
Installi ng the BayS tac k 450 Swit ch 302401-D Re v 00 2-13 T o connect the A C po wer cord , foll ow t hese s teps: 1. Plug one end of the A C power c ord into th e A C power r eceptacle o n the switch bac k panel ( Figur e 2-8 ). Figure 2-8. BayStac k 450 S witch A C Po wer Receptacle 2.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 2-14 3024 01-D R ev 00 V erifying the In stallati on When po wer is applie d to the s witch, po wer- on self-tes ts ru n.
Installi ng the BayS tac k 450 Swit ch 302401-D Re v 00 2-15 V e rifying the Install ation Using the Self-T est Screen If a monito r is conn ect ed t o the swit ch (see “ Console /Comm Port ” on p.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 2-16 3024 01-D R ev 00 Figure 2-12. Nor tel Networks Logo Screen Upon succe ssful compl etion of the po wer-up self-test s, the switch is ready for normal ope ration. T o acces s the BaySta ck 450 Main M enu, press [Ctrl]- Y .
Installi ng the BayS tac k 450 Swit ch 302401-D Re v 00 2-17 Initial Setup The BayStac k 450 switch is de signed for “p lug-and-play ” operation; in mos t cases the sw it ch c an be i nst al led a.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 2-18 3024 01-D R ev 00 Figure 2-13. Mai n Menu 3. Select IP Conf igurati on/Setup ( or pr ess i) f rom the Main Menu. This sel ection di splay s the IP Conf iguration/Set up screen ( Figure 2-14 ). Note: The IP inter face of the BaySt ack 450 swi tch is only on VLAN 1.
Installi ng the BayS tac k 450 Swit ch 302401-D Re v 00 2-19 Figure 2 -14. IP Configuration/Setup Screen (Standalone Switch) Enter the IP addr ess of th e switch in the In- Band IP Addr ess f ield, then pr ess [Retur n]. 4. Enter the IP s ubnet mask addr ess in the In-Ba nd Subnet Mask f ield, then pr ess [Retur n].
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 2-20 3024 01-D R ev 00 Stack Setup F or the in itial s etup of a s tack conf iguration, y ou need to e nter the stack IP address , the su bnet mask.
Installi ng the BayS tac k 450 Swit ch 302401-D Re v 00 2-21 Figure 2 -15. Main Menu (Standalone Switch Example) Figure 2 -16. Main Menu (Stack Configuration Example) BayStack 450-24T Main Menu IP Configur ation/Setup. .. SN MP Conf iguration... System Char acteristics.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 2-22 3024 01-D R ev 00 4. Select IP Conf igurati on/Setup ( or pr ess i) f rom the Main Menu. This sel ection di splay s the IP Conf iguration/Set up screen ( Figure 2-17 ). Figure 2 -17. IP Configuration/Setup Screen (Stack Configuration) 5.
Installi ng the BayS tac k 450 Swit ch 302401-D Re v 00 2-23 6. Enter the IP s ubnet mask addr ess in the In-Ba nd Subnet Mask f ield, then pr ess [Retur n]. 7. Enter the default gat eway addr ess in the De fault Gate way f ield, t hen pr ess [Retur n].
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302401-D Re v 00 3-1 Chap ter 3 Using the Console Interface This chap ter descr ibes ho w to conf igure and manag e the BaySta ck 450 s witch usin g the menu -dri ven cons ole inte rf ace (CI).
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-2 3024 01-D R ev 00 Usin g th e CI Menus an d Scre en s The CI me nus and scr eens pro vide options that allo w you to conf igure and manage the BayStack 450 switch.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-3 Screen Fields and Des criptions Figure 3- 1 sho w s a map of the CI scr eens. Th e remaind er of this c hapter desc ribes the CI sc reens and their f ields, be ginni ng with the main menu. Figure 3-1.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-4 3024 01-D R ev 00 Main Menu This sec tion desc ribes the optio ns a v ailab le from the CI main menu ( Figure 3-2 ). The CI scr eens a nd submenus fo r these op tions are descr ibed in t he follo wing sectio ns.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-5 Ta b l e 3 - 1 describes the CI main menu opt ions. T able 3-1. Console Interface Main Menu options Option Descript ion IP Configuration/ Setup... Dis pla ys the IP Confi guratio n/Setup screen (s ee “ IP Configur ation/ Setup ” on page 3-8 ).
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-6 3024 01-D R ev 00 Displa y Har dware Units Displa ys the Hardw are Unit Inf ormation screen (s ee “ Hardware Unit Information ” on pa ge 3-67 ).
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-7 Caution: If y ou choos e the Rese t to Def ault Settings op tion, all of y our configu red se ttings wil l be repla ced with f actory def ault settings wh en y ou pre ss [Enter].
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-8 3024 01-D R ev 00 IP Configurati on/Setup The IP Conf igurati on/Setup sc reen ( Figure 3- 3 ) allo ws you to set or modify the BayS t ack 45 0 sw itch IP configu ra tio n p ara me ters . Data th at yo u enter in the user -conf igurable f ields t ake s ef fect as soon as you pres s [Ente r].
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-9 T able 3-2. I P Configuration/Setup Screen Fields Field Desc ription BootP Request Mode One o f f our mo des of op erati on f or BootP . (See “ Choosing a BootP Request Mode ” on page 3-10 fo r details about the f our mod es.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-10 3024 01-D R ev 00 Choosing a Bo otP Reque st Mode The BootP Req uest Mode f ield in the I P Conf igura tion scre en allo ws you to choose whi .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-11 • When the in-band I P addre ss is not set from t he console terminal , the s witch broadcas ts BootP re quests un til i t recei ves a Boo tP reply c ontainin g an IP address . If the s witch does not re cei v e a BootP r eply that contains an IP address , the switc h cannot be managed i n-band.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-12 3024 01-D R ev 00 BootP or Last Address Allo ws the switch to be managed e v en if a Boot P serv er is not reac hable.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-13 SNMP Conf igur ation The SNMP Conf iguration screen ( Figure 3- 4 ) allo ws you to set or modify the SNMP conf igurat ion parameter s. Choo se SN MP Co nfigurat ion (o r pr ess m) from the mai n menu to op en th e SN MP Conf igurat ion scr een.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-14 3024 01-D R ev 00 Read-Write Comm unity String The com munit y string used f or in-band read-write SNMP o peratio ns. Def ault V a lue private Rang e Any ASC II st ri ng of up to 3 2 pr in table cha ract er s T rap #1 IP Ad dress 1 Numbe r one of f ou r trap IP a ddresses .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-15 System Ch arac teris tics The S ystem Cha rac te ris tics sc ree n ( Figure 3-5 ) allo ws you to vie w system charact eristi cs and cont ains thr ee use r- conf igura ble f ields : sysContac t, sysNa me, and sysLoc ation .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-16 3024 01-D R ev 00 T able 3-4. System Charac teristics S creen Fields Field Des cription Operat ion Mo de Read-only field tha t indicat es the .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-17 sysObje ctID A read-only field that provides a un ique identificati on of the s witch, which conta ins the v endor’ s priv ate enterpr ise number . sysUpTime A read -on ly fie ld th at s ho ws the leng th of tim e sin ce th e l ast re se t.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-18 3024 01-D R ev 00 Switch Configur at ion The Switch Conf igurat ion Menu scr een ( Figure 3 -6 ) al lo ws you t o set or modify your s witch conf igurati on. Choose Swit ch Conf igu ration (or press w) from the ma in menu to o pen the Swi tch Conf igurat ion Menu s creen.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-19 T able 3-5. S witch Configuratio n Menu Screen Options Option Descript ion MA C Ad dress T able Displ a ys the MA C Ad dress T ab le screen (see “ MA C A ddress T able ” on page 3-20 ).
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-20 3024 01-D R ev 00 MA C Address T able The MAC Addres s T a ble sc ree n ( Figure 3 -7 ) allo ws you to vi e w MA C addresses that t he switch ha s learne d or to sea rch for a speci fi c MA C address.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-21 Figure 3 -7. MA C Address T able Screen Ta b l e 3 - 6 describes the MA C Address T able scree n fi elds . T able 3-6. MA C Address T able Sc reen Fields Field Des cription Aging Time Spec ifies how long a lear n ed MAC add r ess rem ain s i n th e switc h’ s f orw arding database .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-22 3024 01-D R ev 00 VLAN Configuration Menu The VLAN Conf iguration Menu scree n ( Figure 3-8 ) allo ws you to select the appropri ate scr een to conf igure up to 64 port- based VLANs.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-23 Figure 3 -8. VLAN Configuration Menu Screen Ta b l e 3 - 7 describes the VLAN Conf igura tion Menu sc reen opti ons. T able 3-7. V LAN Configuration Menu Screen Options Option Descript ion VLAN Configuration .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-24 3024 01-D R ev 00 VLAN Configuration The VLAN Conf iguration screen ( Figure 3- 9 ) allo ws you to assi gn standal one or sta c ke d un it swi tch por ts as VLAN port members .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-25 Ta b l e 3 - 8 describes the VLAN Confi guratio n scre en f ields. T able 3-8. V LAN Configuration Screen Fields Field Des cription Create VLAN Allo ws y ou to s et up or vi e w configu red VLAN w orkgrou ps.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-26 3024 01-D R ev 00 VLAN P or t Configuration The VLAN Port Con fi guration scr een ( F igure 3-10 ) allo ws you to conf igure specif ied switch.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-27 Figure 3 -10. VLAN P or t Configuration Screen Ta b l e 3 - 9 describes the VLAN Port Conf iguration scr een f ields. T able 3-9. VLAN P or t Configuration Screen Fields Field Des cription Unit Allo ws you t o select the unit n umber (wh en stac king is confi gured) to view or c onfig ure.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-28 3024 01-D R ev 00 Filter Unt agged Frames Sets this por t to filt er (discar d) all re ceiv ed untagged pac kets . Def ault No Range No , Y es Filter Unregiste red Frames Sets t his por t to filt er (dis card) all re ceiv ed unregistered pac kets .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-29 VLAN Displa y by P ort The VLAN Displa y by Po rt scree n ( Figure 3-9 ) allo ws you to vie w VLAN charact eris tics ass ociat ed with a s pecif ied switch por t. Choose VLAN Disp lay b y Port (or press d) from the VLAN Conf iguration Menu screen t o open the VLAN Displa y b y Port screen .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-30 3024 01-D R ev 00 Ta b l e 3 - 1 0 describes the VLAN Displa y b y Port scr een f ields . T raffic Class Confi gur ation The T raf fic Class C.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-31 Figure 3 -12. T raffic Class Configuration Screen Ta b l e 3 - 1 1 describes the T raf fic Class Conf igurati on screen f ields.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-32 3024 01-D R ev 00 P or t Configuration The Port Co nfi guratio n scree n (Figure s 3-13 a nd 3-14 ) allo ws you to conf igure specif ic switch port s or all swi tch port s.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-33 Figure 3 -14. P or t Configuration Screen ( 2 of 2) Ta b l e 3 - 1 2 describes the Po rt Conf iguration s creen f iel ds. Note: When a gigabi t MD A is instal led, on ly the Sta tus f ield for that MD A port is conf igur able.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-34 3024 01-D R ev 00 High Speed Flow Control Configuration The High Spe ed Flo w Control Conf iguration scr een ( Figure 3 -15 ) all ows you to set the port p aramet ers for i nstal led gig abit MD As.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-35 Choose High Speed Fl ow Co ntrol Conf igurati on (or pre ss h) fro m the Swit ch Conf igurat ion Menu s creen to op en the High Speed Fl ow Co ntrol Conf igurati on scr een.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-36 3024 01-D R ev 00 Choosing a High Speed F low Contr ol Mo de The High Spe ed Flo w Control feat ure allo ws you to cont rol traf fi c and a v oid congest ion on the g igabit full-dup le x link.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-37 When a pause frame is r ecei ved (b y either the gi gabit MD A port or its link partner ), the por t susp ends tran smission of frames f or a number of slot ti mes spec if ied in the contr ol fr ame or unti l a pau se-rele ase con trol fra me is r ecei ved.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-38 3024 01-D R ev 00 Figure 3 -16. MultiLink T runk Configuration Menu Screen Ta b l e 3 - 1 4 describes the Mul tiLin k T runk Config urati on Menu scree n options. T able 3-14. MultiLink T runk Configuration Menu Screen Options Option Descript ion MultiLink T runk Configuration.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-39 MultiLink T runk Configurati on Screen The MultiLi nk T runk Conf igurat ion scree n ( Figu re 3 -17 ) allo ws you to con fi gure up to si x trunk s in a sta ndalone swi tch or st ack.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-40 3024 01-D R ev 00 Figure 3 -17. MultiLink T runk Configuration Screen Ta b l e 3 - 1 5 describes the MultiLi nk T runk Conf igurat ion scree n f ields .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-41 MultiLink T runk Utili zation Screen The MultiLi nk T runk Utili zation sc reen (Fig ures 3-18 and 3-19 ) allows you to monitor t he per ce ntage of b and widt h used b y conf igur ed t r unk me mb ers .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-42 3024 01-D R ev 00 Figure 3-18. MultiLink T runk Utilization Scr een (1 of 2) MultiLink T runk Uti lization Trunk Tr affic Ty pe Unit/Port Last 5 Minutes La st 30 Mi nutes Last Hour ----- -- -------- --- ------ --- -- ------------ ------ --------- -------- - 1 [ Rx and T x ] 3/6 90.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-43 Figure 3-19. MultiLink T runk Utilization Scr een (2 of 2) Ta b l e 3 - 1 6 describes the Mul tiLin k T runk Utilizati on screen fi elds. T able 3-16. MultiLink T runk Utilization Scr een Fields Field Des cription Tr u n k Column heade r fo r the read-only fie lds in this screen.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-44 3024 01-D R ev 00 Last 5 Min utes This rea d-only fie ld indic ates the p ercentage of pac kets (of the type spe cified i n the T raffic T ype fie ld) utiliz ed by the por t in t he last 5 min utes .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-45 P or t Mirroring Configuration The Port Mi rrorin g Confi guratio n screen al lo ws you to co nfi gure a spec if ic swit ch port to monitor up to tw o speci fi ed ports or two MA C addre sses. Y ou can speci fy port-ba sed monitor ing or add ress-bas ed monitori ng.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-46 3024 01-D R ev 00 Ta b l e 3 - 1 7 describes the Po rt Mir roring Conf iguration s creen f ields.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-47 Ta b l e 3 - 1 8 describes the v arious monitori ng modes a vail able fro m the Port Mirrori ng Conf igurat ion scree n. Addr ess B Indicates the MA C addresses that wil l be moni tored b y th e design ated po r t monitor when o ne of the a ddress -base d monitoring m odes is selecte d.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-48 3024 01-D R ev 00 Rate Limiting Configuratio n The Rate Limi ting Conf iguration s creen a llo ws you to limit th e forw ardi ng rate of broadcas t and multi cast pac kets. Figures 3-21 and 3- 22 sho w s ample rate- lim itin g v alues for the t w o Rate Limi ting Conf igurat ion scr eens.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-49 Figure 3 -22. Rate Lim iting Configuration Screen (2 of 2) Y ou can use t his scree n to vie w the perce ntage of e ither pa cket t ype (or bot h packe t types) recei ved on e ach port.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-50 3024 01-D R ev 00 Ta b l e 3 - 1 9 describes the Rate Li miting Conf iguration s creen f ields. T a ble 3- 19. R ate L im iti ng C onfi gur at ion Scre en Fiel ds Field De scription Unit Onl y appe ars if the s witch is participating i n a sta c k co nfigur a tion.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-51 IGMP Configuration The IGMP Conf igurati on scree n allo ws yo u to set your swi tch port s to opt imize I P multica st pack ets in a b ridged Eth ernet en vir onment (see “ I GMP Snooping ” on page 1-48 ).
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-52 3024 01-D R ev 00 Ta b l e 3 - 2 0 describes the IGMP Con fi guration scree n fi elds. T able 3-20. IGMP Configuration S creen Fields Field Desc ription VLAN Allow s y ou to se t up or vie w IGMP VLAN co nfigur ations on speci fied VLAN s.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-53 Query Time Al lows a us er to cont rol t he num be r of I GMP messa ges allowed o n the s ubne t by var yin g t he Query Inter v al (the Query Interval is the interval b etwee n gene ral queries sent by t he mul ticast ro uter).
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-54 3024 01-D R ev 00 P or t Statistics The P ort St atis tic s s cre en ( Figure 3-24 ) al lows y ou to v iew detai led i nfo rm atio n about an y switch port in a sta cked or standalo ne conf iguration.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-55 Ta b l e 3 - 2 1 describes the Port S tatisti cs scree n f ields. Note: In a stack ed co nfi guration , the Port S tatisti cs s creen a ppears in a s lightly different f ormat w hen t he po rt sele cted in the U nit/P ort field is configu red with a giga bit MD A.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-56 3024 01-D R ev 00 P ac kets 64 b ytes Re ceived colu mn: In dicat es th e tota l numbe r of 64 -byte pa ckets re ceived on t his por t. T ransmitte d column: In dicat es the tota l num ber of 64-b yte pack ets transm itted succes sfu lly on this po r t .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-57 Collisions In dicat es the tota l n umber of c ollisio ns dete cted on t his po r t. Single Collisions In dicates the total n umber of pac ke ts that w ere tr ansmitte d succe ssfully on this port after a singl e collis ion.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-58 3024 01-D R ev 00 Console/ Comm P or t Configuration The Console /Comm Port Conf iguration screen ( Figure 3 -25 ) allo ws you to conf igure and modify the conso le/comm port para meters of a standal one switch or any part icip ati ng swit ch in a stac k con figura tion.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-59 Comm P or t Stop Bits A read-only fie ld tha t indicate s the current console /comm por t stop b it sett ing. Console P ort Speed Allo ws y ou to se t the cons ole/c omm port baud rate to ma tch the ba ud rate of the con s ole t er mi nal .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-60 3024 01-D R ev 00 Console Switc h P assword Enab les pass word protec tion f or accessing the cons ole interf ace (CI) of a stan dal o ne switch through a TELNET se ssio n, a cons ole terminal, or both.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-61 Console Read-Write Switch P ass w ord When the C onsole Switch P ass word field i s set to Required (f or TELNET , for Console , or f or Both), thi s field a llows read-write pas s word access to the CI of a stan dal o ne switch .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-62 3024 01-D R ev 00 Precaución: Si mo difica las con tras eñas predete r minad as asign adas p or el sistema , aseg úrese de a notar l as nue vas contr aseñas y guárde las en un lugar seguro .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-63 Console Read-Write Stac k P ass wor d When the Console Switch P ass word field i s set to Required (f or TELN ET , for Console , or f or Both), thi s field a llows read-write pas s word access to the CI of any p ar t icip atin g switch in a stack co nfig urati on .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-64 3024 01-D R ev 00 Precaución: Si mo difica las con tras eñas predete r minad as asign adas p or el sistema , aseg úrese de a notar l as nue vas contr aseñas y guárde las en un lugar seguro .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-65 Ren umber Stac k Units The Renumb er St ac k Uni ts scr een ( Figur e 3-26 ) al lo ws you to re number the un it s conf igured in the stack.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-66 3024 01-D R ev 00 Ta b l e 3 - 2 3 describes the Renumb er Stack Uni ts scre en options : T able 3-23. Renumber Stack Units Scr een Options Option Descript ion Current Unit Number Read-only fields l isting th e current u nit num ber of eac h of the c onfigur ed stac k unit s.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-67 Har dware Unit Informatio n The H a rdwa re Un it Info rm at ion sc ree n ( Figure 3-27 ) lists t he switch models, includi ng an y inst alled MD A and Casca de modules, t hat are c onf igured in your standal one or stack conf iguration.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-68 3024 01-D R ev 00 Choo se Sp an ning T ree Co nfigurati on (or pr ess p) fr om th e main menu to o pen th e Spanning T ree Co nfi guration Menu scr een.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-69 Spanning T ree P or t Configuration The Spanni ng T ree Port Conf igur ation sc reen all o ws you to conf igure indi vidual switch po rts or al l switch ports for part icipati on in the s panning t ree.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-70 3024 01-D R ev 00 Figure 3 -30. Spanning T r ee P ort Configuration Screen (2 of 2) Ta b l e 3 - 2 5 describes the Spanni ng T ree Port Conf igur ation sc reen f ields.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-71 P articipation Allo ws you to c onfigure a ny (o r all) o f the s witch por ts f or Spanning tree p ar ticipatio n. When an i ndivi dual p or t is a trunk me mber (s ee T runk field ), cha nging this s etting f or one of th e trunk memb ers ch anges the setting f or all m embers of that trunk.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-72 3024 01-D R ev 00 Display Spanning T ree Switch Settings The Spanni ng T ree Switch Settings screen ( Figur e 3-31 ) allo ws you to vie w spanning tree par ameter v alu es for the BayS tack 450 swi tch.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-73 Ta b l e 3 - 2 6 describes the Spanni ng T ree Switch Setti ngs paramet ers. T able 3-26. Spa nning T ree Switch Settings P arameters P aramete r De.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-74 3024 01-D R ev 00 Forward Delay I ndicates the F orward De la y par ameter v alue that th e root bridge is currently using. T his v alue specifi es the am ount of time that the bridge por ts remai n in the Li steni ng and Learning state s bef ore entering the F orwarding state .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-75 TELN ET Co nfigur ation The TELNET Conf iguration scr een ( Figu re 3-32 ) allo ws a user at a remote console terminal to communi cate with the BayStac k 450 switch as if th e consol e terminal wer e directly connected to it.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-76 3024 01-D R ev 00 T able 3-27. TELNET Configuration Screen Fields Field De scription TELNET Access Allo ws a us er remote access to t he CI thro ugh a TELNET sess ion.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-77 Allo w ed S our ce IP Address Specifies up to 10 use r-assigne d host IP ad dresses tha t are al low ed TELN ET access to the CI .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-78 3024 01-D R ev 00 Softwa re D ownload The Softw are Downl oad sc reen ( Figu re 3-33 ) allo ws you to re vise the BayS tack 450 switc h soft ware image t hat is l ocated in non v olati le flas h memor y .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-79 Y ou can monitor the soft ware do wnload pr ocess b y observi ng the BaySt ack 450 switc h LE Ds (se e “ LED Indication s During th e Do wnload Pr ocess ” on page 3-80 ). Figure 3-33. Soft ware Download Screen Ta b l e 3 - 2 8 describes the Softw are Do wnload sc reen f ields.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-80 3024 01-D R ev 00 LED Indications During the Download Process The soft ware do wnload p rocess au tomatical ly completes wi thout user interv ention. The pr ocess e rases the conten ts of f lash memor y an d repla ces it with a ne w software i m age.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-81 Note: The LED indicati ons descri bed in Ta b l e 3 - 2 9 apply to a 24- port swit ch model. Alt hough a 12 -port swi tch pro vides si mila r LED indication s, the LED indicat ion se quence is associ ated with in the 12-port r ange.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-82 3024 01-D R ev 00 Configurat ion File The Conf iguration Fil e Do wnload/ Upload scre en ( Figure 3-34 ) al lo ws you to store y our switch /stack co nf igurat ion paramet ers on a TF TP serv er .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-83 Requirements • The Conf iguration Fil e feature can only b e used to co py standalone switc h conf iguration p ar ameters to ot her standa lone switc hes or to c opy sta ck conf iguration p ar ameters to other stac k conf igurat ions .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-84 3024 01-D R ev 00 • A conf iguration f ile obtained fr om a standa lone switc h can on ly be used t o conf igure other stan dal one switche s t hat ha ve the same f irmware re vision and model type as the don or sta ndalone swi tch.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-85 Display Eve nt L og This sec tion de scribes the v arious funct ions o f the E vent Log scre en ( Figu re 3-35 ). When the switch i s part of a stack co nfi guratio n, the Ev ent Log screen di splay s only the dat a for the specif ic unit you are connec ted to th rough the Co nsole/ Comm port.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-86 3024 01-D R ev 00 The Ev ent Log screen pr ovide s the fol lo wing i nformatio n: • Softwar e download: Ind ic ates the new so ftwa re versio n . • A uthen tication failu re: Indic ates an y attempt ed SNMP get or set access t hat spec if ied an in v alid communi ty stri ng.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-87 Figure 3- 37 sho ws an exampl e of the ev ent log entry for this type of e v ent. Figure 3 -37. Sample Event Log Entry Exce eding the Write Threshold The write threshol d is res et when e ither of th e foll o wing occ urs: • The BayS tack 450 swi tch is r eset.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-88 3024 01-D R ev 00 Reset The Reset opt ion (acces sed from t he mai n menu) a ll o ws you to reset a stand al one switch, a specif ic unit in a s tack conf iguration, or an entir e stack wi thout era sing any conf igure d switch pa ramete rs.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-89 Figure 3-40. Nor tel Networks Logo Screen Upon succe ssful compl etion of the po wer-up self-test s, the switch is ready for normal ope ration. T o acces s the BaySta ck 450 main men u, press [Ct rl]-Y .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-90 3024 01-D R ev 00 Reset to De fault S ettings The Reset to Defa ult Sett ings opti on (acces sed from t he main menu) allo ws you t o reset a .
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-91 The resul ts of the self -tes t are dis played briefl y (5 or 10 seconds) in the Self-T est scr ee n ( Figure 3-41 ), which is fol lo wed b y the Nortel Netw orks l ogo screen ( Figure 3- 42 ). Figure 3-41.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 3-92 3024 01-D R ev 00 Figure 3 -42. Nor tel Networks Logo Screen After Rese tting to Default Settings Upon succe ssful compl etion of the po wer-up self-test s, the switch is ready for normal ope ration.
Using th e Console Interfac e 302401-D Re v 00 3-93 Logout The Logout option (accesse d from the mai n menu) all o ws a use r worki ng at a passwo rd-prote cted consol e terminal or in an acti v e TELNET sessi on to termina te the se ssi on.
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302401-D Re v 00 4-1 Chap ter 4 T r oubleshooti ng This chap ter descr ibes ho w to iso late and d iagnose pr oblems with your BaySta ck 450 swit ch. This chapt er covers the f o llowing to pic s: •.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 4-2 3024 01-D R ev 00 Interp reting the LE Ds Figure 4- 1 sho ws the BayStack 450- 24T and Bay Stack 450- 12T LED disp lay panels. Figu re 4-2 sho ws the BayStack 450-12F LED display p anel. Ta b l e 4 - 1 describes the LEDs.
Troubleshoo ting 302401-D Re v 00 4-3 Figure 4-2. Ba yStack 450-12F LED Dis play P anel T able 4-1. BayStac k 450 S witch LED Descript ions Label T ype Col or State Meaning Pwr P ower statu s Green On DC power is available to th e switch’ s in ter n al cir cui tr y .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 4-4 3024 01-D R ev 00 Amber or Green Blinking Inco mpatib le software re visi on or u nabl e to ob tain a uni t ID (R enumb er Stack Unit t able ful l). T he uni t is o n the r i ng bu t cann ot participate in t he stac k configur ation .
Troubleshoo ting 302401-D Re v 00 4-5 Dia gno sing a nd Co rrect ing th e Pr oble m Befo re you p erfor m the pr obl e m-solv ing st eps in thi s s ectio n, cycle the power to the BaySt ack 450 sw itch (di sconnect a nd then re connect t he A C po wer cord ); then, v erify that the switc h follo ws the normal po wer - up sequence.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 4-6 3024 01-D R ev 00 Normal P ower -Up Sequence In a norma l po wer -up sequence, th e LEDs appe ar as fol lo ws: 1. After po wer is appli ed to the switch, th e Pwr (Po wer) LED turns on within 5 seco nds.
Troubleshoo ting 302401-D Re v 00 4-7 P or t Connection Problems Y ou can usual ly trace port conne ction pro blems t o either a poor c able conne ction or an impr oper conne ction of the por t cables at eithe r end of th e link.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch 4-8 3024 01-D R ev 00 A utonegotiat ion Modes Port conn ection pr oblems can o ccur whe n a port ( or stati on) is con nected to another port (or s.
Troubleshoo ting 302401-D Re v 00 4-9 P or t In terfac e Ensure t hat the de vices are c onnected u sing t he appropr iate cro sso ver or strai ght-thro ugh cable ( see Appendi x E, “Conne ctors and Pin Assi gnments” ).
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302401-D Re v 00 A-1 Appendix A T echni cal Speci ficati ons This appe ndix l is ts the techn ica l specif ications f or the BaySt ac k 450 10/ 100 /1000 Series Swit che s.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch A-2 3024 01-D Rev 00 Physical Dimen sion s P er f ormanc e Spec ific at ions Network Protocol and S tandards Comp atibilit y Data R ate P aramete r Specificati ons Heig ht 7.0 3 cm ( 2 .77 in.) Width 44.
Technic al Spec ificati ons 302401-D Re v 00 A-3 Interf ace Option s Safe ty Agency Ce r tificat ion Electroma gnetic Emiss ions Electroma gnetic Immunity • 1 0BASE-T/100BASE-TX -- RJ-45 (8-pin modu.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch A-4 3024 01-D Rev 00 Dec larat ion of Co nformity The Decla ra ti on o f Co nformity f or the Ba ySt ack 450 swi tches compl ie s with I SO/ IEC Guide 22 and EN45014 .
302401-D Re v 00 B-1 Appendix B Gigabit F iber O ptical C haracte risti cs The Uplink /Expansion Module on the BayStac k 450 switch suppor ts 1000B ASE-X (Gig abit Ethe rnet) MD As. This appendix de scrib es the opt ical charact eristi cs of the 1000B ASE-X MD As.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch B-2 3024 01-D Rev 00 T ransmit Characteristics Ta b l e B - 2 lists the tr ansmit charac terist ics fo r the 1000B ASE-SX models: T able B-2. 1000B ASE-SX T r ansmi t Charac teris tics Description 62.
Gigabit Fib er Opti cal Char acteristi cs 302401-D Re v 00 B-3 Receive Characteristic s Ta b l e B - 3 lists the rec ei v e charac teristi cs for t he 1000B ASE-SX models: W orst-Case P ower Budget an d P enal ties Ta b l e B - 4 lists the wo rst-cas e po wer b udget and penal ties for the 100 0B ASE-SX models: T able B-3 .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch B-4 3024 01-D Rev 00 1000BASE-LX Model s The 450-1LX a nd 450-1LR MD As pro vide 1000 B ASE-LX (1 300 nanometer s, long wa vele ngth, Giga bit Ether net) conn ecti vity . The 45 0-1LX pro vides one 1000B ASE-LX port .
Gigabit Fib er Opti cal Char acteristi cs 302401-D Re v 00 B-5 T ransmit Characteristics Ta b l e B - 6 lists the tr ansmit charac terist ics fo r the 1000B ASE-LX models: Receive Characteristic s Ta b l e B - 7 lists the rec ei v e charac teristi cs for t he 1000B ASE-LX models: T able B-6.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch B-6 3024 01-D Rev 00 W orst-Case P ower Budget an d P enal ties Ta b l e B - 8 lists the wo rst-cas e po wer b udget and penal ties for the 100 0B ASE-LX models: Recei v e sensiti vity – 19 dBm Return loss (mi nimum ) 12 dB Stre sse d rece ive sensi tiv i ty 1 , 2 – 14.
302401-D Re v 00 C-1 Appendix C Media Dependen t Adapter s This appe ndix descr ibes the option al media de pendent ada pters (MD As) that ar e a v ailabl e from Nortel Netwo rks. The MD As can support hi gh-speed connect ions to serv ers, shared F ast Ethernet hubs, or bac kbone de vices.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch C-2 30240 1-D R ev 00 10B ASE-T /1 00B ASE-T X MD A The 400-4TX MD A ( Figure C-1 ) us es four 10B ASE-T/100 B ASE-TX RJ-45 (8-pin modular) port conn ectors t o attach E therne t de vices. Ta b l e C - 1 describes the 400- 4TX MD A components and LEDs.
Media Dep endent Adapters 302401-D Re v 00 C-3 The RJ-45 p orts are conf igure d as media- dependent interf ace-cr ossov er (MDI-X) connecto rs. Thes e port s connect ov er straight cables to th e networ k inte rfac e control ler (NIC) card in a node or ser v er , similar to a con vent ional Eth ernet repeat er hub .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch C-4 30240 1-D R ev 00 There ar e two 100 B ASE-FX model s ( Figure C-2 ): •4 0 0 - 2 F X M D A The 400-2FX MD A uses two long wa v e 1300 nm SC conne ctors to attach de vice s ov er 62.5/125 or 50/ 125 micron multi mode f iber optic ca ble.
Media Dep endent Adapters 302401-D Re v 00 C-5 For inst alla ti on i nstr u ctio ns, s ee “ Instal ling an M D A ” on page C- 11 . T able C-2. 100B ASE-FX MD A Components Item Label Desc ription 1 Link Commun ications li nk LEDs (green): On: V alid comm unicati ons l ink esta blis hed.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch C-6 30240 1-D R ev 00 1000B ASE-S X MD As W arning: This is a Clas s 1 Lase r/LED produc t. It cont ains a la ser ligh t source th at can in jure yo ur ey es. Ne ver look into an opt ical fi ber or connector port.
Media Dep endent Adapters 302401-D Re v 00 C-7 There ar e two 100 0B ASE-SX (shortw a ve gigabi t) MD A models ( Fi gu re C- 3 ): • The 450-1SR MD A is a si ngle MA C MD A with a separate r edundant Phy (backup P hy por t). Only one Phy port can be a cti ve at an y time.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch C-8 30240 1-D R ev 00 T able C-3. 1000B ASE-SX M D A Components Item La bel Description 1 Li nk Commu nic at ion link LEDs (gree n): On: V alid comm unicati ons link . Off: The com m unica tions li nk con nectio n is bad or there is no connectio n to this por t.
Media Dep endent Adapters 302401-D Re v 00 C-9 M1000B AS E-LX MD As W arning: This is a Clas s 1 Laser/ LED product. I t contai ns a lase r light source th at can in jure yo ur ey es. Ne ver look into an opt ical fi ber or connector port. Alway s assume that the fi ber optic cable or connector is connec ted to a l aser l ight sour ce.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch C-10 30240 1-D R ev 00 There ar e two 100 0B ASE-LX (l ongwa ve gigabit) MD A models ( Fig ure C-4 ): • The 450-1LR MD A is a si ngle MA C MD A with a separate r edundant Ph y (backup P hy por t).
Media Dep endent Adapters 302401-D Re v 00 C-11 For inst alla ti on i nstr u ctio ns, s ee “ Instal ling an M D A ” on page C- 11 . Installing an MD A The Uplink Module sl ot on the BayStack 450 switch acc ommodates a single MD A.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch C-12 30240 1-D R ev 00 3. Insert t he MD A into the Upl ink Modu le card gui des ( Figur e C-5 ). Make sur e the M DA slides in on the c ard gu id es. Fail ure to a lign th e MD A to the car d guides co uld damag e the pins .
Media Dep endent Adapters 302401-D Re v 00 C-13 1. P ower do wn the switch. Remove the A C power co rd fro m th e power s ou rce. 2. Remov e the inst alled MD A.
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302401-D Re v 00 D-1 Appendix D Quic k Steps to Features If you ar e a syste m adminis trator with e xperi ence conf igur ing BayStac k 450 switch VLANs , MultiLink T runking, Port Mirroring, and IGMP Snooping, use the flo wcharts on t he foll o wing pages as q uick co nfi gurat ion guides .
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch D-2 30240 1-D R ev 00 Configurin g 802.1Q VLA Ns T o create o r modify an 8 02.1Q VLAN, follo w the flo wcharts i n Figures D-1 and D-2 ). Choose VLAN Confi guratio n (or pr ess v) f rom the VLAN Conf igur ation Menu screen t o open the VLAN Conf igurat ion scre en.
Quic k Ste ps to Fe atures 302401-D Re v 00 D-3 Figure D-2. Confi guring 802.1Q VLANs (2 of 2) Yes No No Set tagged, untagged, unregistered filters, if necessary.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch D-4 30240 1-D R ev 00 Configuring MultiLink T runks T o creat e or modi fy a Mul tiLink tr unk, fo llo w the flo wchart in Figure D-3 .
Quic k Ste ps to Fe atures 302401-D Re v 00 D-5 Configur ing P or t Mirroring T o create o r modify port-mir roring por ts, foll o w the fl o wchart s in Figures D-4 and D- 5 ). Choose Port Mirrori ng Conf igurati on (or press i) from the Switc h Conf igur ation Menu scree n to open t he Port Mirroring Conf igurat ion scre en.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch D-6 30240 1-D R ev 00 Figure D-5. Confi guring P or t Mirroring (2 of 2) Yes No No Enable Port Mirroring (see "Port Mirroring Configuration Rules"). BS45052A Are Address A and B configured? Is Port Mirroring Enabled? Yes 1 Done 2 Configure Addresses.
Quic k Ste ps to Fe atures 302401-D Re v 00 D-7 Configurin g IGMP Snoo ping T o create o r modify IGM P Snooping po rts, f ollo w the flo wchart s in Figures D-6 to D-8 . Choose IGMP Conf iguration ( or press g) fro m the Switch Conf igurat ion Menu screen t o open the IGMP Conf igura tion scr een.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch D-8 30240 1-D R ev 00 Figure D-7. Configuring IGMP Snooping (2 of 3) Yes No No BS45054A Is the Robust Value field set correctly? Is the Query Timer.
Quic k Ste ps to Fe atures 302401-D Re v 00 D-9 Figure D-8. Configuring IGMP Snooping (3 of 3) Yes No No All trunk members for that trunk are automatically configured as IGMP Static Router Ports.
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302401-D Re v 00 E-1 Appendix E Connector s and Pi n Assign ments This appe ndix descr ibes the BayStack 450 switch port conne ctors and pin assignmen ts. RJ-45 ( 10B A SE-T/100 B ASE-TX ) P or t Con nectors The RJ-45 p ort connec tors ( Figure E- 1 ) are wired as MD I-X ports to connect end stati ons without using cro sso ver cable s.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch E-2 3024 01-D Rev 00 Ta b l e E - 1 lists the RJ-4 5 (8-pin mod ular) por t connect or pin assignment s. MDI and MDI-X Devices Media depe ndent int erfac e (MDI) i s the IEEE s tandard f or the in terfa ce to unsh ield e d twis ted pair ( UTP) cabl e .
Connector s and Pin Assig nme nts 302401-D Re v 00 E-3 MDI-X to MDI Cable Connections BaySta ck 450 swi tch es use MDI- X po rt s t ha t allo w you to c onne ct di re ctl y to end stati ons without using cro sso ver cable s ( Figure E-2 ). Figure E-2.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch E-4 3024 01-D Rev 00 MDI-X to MDI-X Cable Connections If you ar e connect ing th e BayStack 45 0 switch t o a de vice that also i mplement s MDI-X ports , use a cros so ver cable ( Figure E -3 ). Figure E-3.
Connector s and Pin Assig nme nts 302401-D Re v 00 E-5 DB-9 (RS-232-D) Console/Comm P or t Connector The DB-9 Conso le/Comm Port conne ctor ( Fi gure E-4 ) i s conf igured as a da ta communic ations eq uipment (DCE) connect or . The DSR a nd CTS signal outputs are al wa ys assert ed; the CD, DTR, R TS, and RI s ignal in puts are n ot used .
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302401-D Re v 00 F-1 Appendix F Default Settings Ta b l e F - 1 lists the f actory defaul t setti ngs for t he BayStack 4 50 swit ch. T able F-1 . F actory Default Settings for the BayStac k 450 Switc.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch F-2 302401- D Rev 00 Agin g Time 300 se conds MAC Address T ab le ( page 3-20 ) Find an Address 00-00 -00-00-0 0-00 (no MA C address ass igned) P o.
Default S ettings 302401-D Re v 00 F-3 Unit 1 P or t Configur ation ( pa ge 3-32 ) Status Enab led (f or all ports) A utoneg otiation Enab led (f or all ports ) Speed/D uple x 100Mbs /Half (whe n A ut.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch F-4 302401- D Rev 00 P ack et T ype Both Rate Limit ing Conf igur ation ( pag e 3-48 ) Limit N one VLAN 1 IGMP Confi guratio n ( page 3-51 ) Snoo p.
Default S ettings 302401-D Re v 00 F-5 Bridge Priority 8000 (rea d only) Spanning T ree Switc h Settings ( pag e 3-72 ) Desig nated Root 8000 (bridge_ id) (read on ly) Root P or t 0 (re ad onl y) Root.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch F-6 302401- D Rev 00 Config uration Image Fi lename Zero-leng th string Configu ratio n File ( page 3- 82 ) TFTP Server IP Address 0.0.0.0 (no IP add ress ass igned) Cop y Configur ation Image to Server No Retrie v e Configu ration Im age from Server No T able F-1 .
302401-D Re v 00 G-1 Appendix G Sample BootP Confi guration File This appe ndix pro vides a sample BootP conf iguration f ile. The BootP serv er searche s for thi s f ile, cal led boo tptab (or BOO TPT AB.
Using the BayS tack 450 10/100 /1000 Ser ies Swit ch G-2 302401- D Rev 00 # Caution # # Omitting a Forward slash (/) when the entry is continued to the next # line, can cause the interruption of the booting process or the # incorrect image file to download.
302401-D Re v 00 Index- 1 A acron yms, xxiii Actual Hello Interval, 3-73 Aging Time field, 3-21 Allowed Source IP Address field, 3-77 All ow ed So urce Ma sk f iel d, 3- 77 Authen tication T rap f iel.
Index-2 3024 01-D Rev 00 conf iguration op tio ns , 3-5 conf iguration sc r e e n, 3-58 connec ting to te rminal, 2-11 illustrati on, E-5 pin assi gnments, E-5 con vention s, te xt, xxiii con versation steering , 1 - 16 cooli ng fa ns, 1-11 crossover cable, E-4 customer su pp ort, xxv D data c ommunica tion equipm ent.
302401-D Re v 00 Index-3 grou nding, 2-3 LED verification, 2-14 requiremen ts, 2- 1 tools, 2- 1 verifyin g, 2-14 IP address form at of, 2- 18, 2-23 setting, 2-17 startu p, 2- 17 IP addres s, automa ti.
Index-4 3024 01-D Rev 00 MA C Addre ss T able, 3-19 MultiLin k T runk Conf iguration, 3-19 Port Config urati on, 3 -19 Port Mir roring Co nfigura tion, 3-19 Rate Li miting Conf iguration, 3 -19 Reset,.
302401-D Re v 00 Index-5 S Self-T est screen during software download process, 3-80 settings, defaul t, F-1 Simp le Netw ork M anage ment Protoc ol (SNM P) MIB su ppo rt, 1 -12, 1-1 8 using t o man age th e swi tch, 1-1 8 Single Co llisions f ield, 3 -57 SNMP Co nfigura tion op tio n, 3-5 SNMP Co nfig urati o n scree n, 3-13 SNMP .
Index-6 3024 01-D Rev 00 TFTP . See T ri vial File T ransfer Protocol T otal Octets f ield, 3-55 T rap IP Address fields, 3-14 traps, 1- 18 T ri v ial File T ransfer Protocol (TFTP ) software do wnload, 3-78 using t o up grade firmwar e, 1-12 troublesho oting port interface, 4-8 power -up sequence, 4-6 Tu t o r i a l IEEE 80 2.
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