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FIGURE 76 Configuring a trap Configuring a TACACS/TACACS+ server 4 The Trap display contains the following information. SNMP Authentication Power Supply Fan Cold Start Link Up Link Down STP New Root STP Topology Change Locked Address Violation Module Inserted Module Removed VSRP Temperature warning Allows you to enable or disable SNMP Authentication. Allows you to enable or disable Power Supply. Allows you to enable or disable Fan. Allows you to enable or disable Cold Start. Allows you to enable or disable Link Up. Allows you to enable or disable Link Down. Allows you to enable or disable STP New Root. Allows you to enable or disable STP Topology Change. Allows you to enable or disable Locked Address Violation. Allows you to enable or disable Module Inserted. Allows you to enable or disable Module Removed. Allows you to enable or disable VSRP. Allows you to enable or disable Temperature warning. PowerConnect B-Series FCX Web Management Interface User Guide 95 53-1002268-01

Section	Page
Contents	3
About This Document	7
In this chapter	7
Audience	7
Supported hardware and software	7
Document conventions	7
Text formatting	7
Notes, cautions, and danger notices	8
Related publications	8
Getting technical help or reporting errors	9
Stackable Devices and Concepts	11
In this chapter	11
Stackable models	11
Stack topologies	11
The Web Management Interface	13
In this chapter	13
Access requirements	13
Logging in and logging out	14
Navigating the Web Management Interface	15
Monitoring Stack Performance and Metrics	17
In this chapter	17
Monitoring the ARP cache	17
Monitoring the device	19
Monitoring flash information	20
Monitoring memory information	21
Monitoring the front panel	21
Monitoring MAC addresses	24
Monitoring the system log	26
Monitoring stack details	27
Monitoring a stack module	29
Monitoring stack neighbors	30
Monitoring stack ports status	31
Monitoring stack port statistics	33
Monitoring stack port interfaces	34
Monitoring stack resources	35
Monitoring Ethernet port statistics	36
Monitoring port attribute	38
Monitoring port utilization	40
Monitoring the management port	42
Monitoring STP	43
Monitoring RSTP	46
Monitoring IP traffic	50
Monitoring RMON (Remote Monitoring) history	53
Monitoring RMON statistics	55
Configuring Stack Components	59
In this chapter	59
Configuring the general settings for an IronStack	60
Configuring stack priority	61
Modifying priority	62
Configuring stack ports	63
Modifying stack ports	64
Configuring a stack module	65
Adding a module	66
Configuring the system boot sequence	67
Configuring the system clock	68
Configuring the system DHCP gateway	70
Configuring the system DNS	71
Configuring the general system	72
Configuring the system identification	75
Configuring the system IP address	75
Configuring a standard ACL	76
Configuring an extended ACL	78
Configuring an IP access group	81
Configuring the system MAC filter	82
Configuring the maximum system value	84
Configuring a system module	86
Configuring an NTP Server	89
Configuring a RADIUS server	90
Configuring a TACACS/TACACS+ server	92
Configuring management authentication	94
Configuring management authorization	96
Configuring management accounting	97
Configuring an SNMP community string	99
Configuring general management parameters	100
Configuring a management system log	102
Configuring a trap	104
Configuring a trap receiver	106
Configuring a management user account	108
Configuring web management preference	109
Configuring an Ethernet port	111
Modifying port settings	114
Configuring port relative utilization	116
Configuring a management port	119
Configuring the monitor and mirror port	120
Configuring the QOS profile	121
Configuring the QOS bind	121
Configuring VLAN	122
Configuring STP	130
Configuring RSTP	135
Configuring trunk	141
Configuring static station	143
Stack Commands	145
In this chapter	145
Clearing information	145
Disabling or enabling the menu view	146
Logging out	146
Reloading units in a stack	147
Saving the configuration to flash	147
Accessing a telnet command prompt	148
Performing a trace	149