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SNMP V1-V3 RFC 1157 and RMON V1 RFC 1757; groups 1 Statistics, 2 History, 3 Alarm

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◦ Includes graphical representations of the interconnect switch ◦ Access using any Gigabit Ethernet uplink connector and the Integrated Administrator management connector ● Menu driven console with local and Telnet access ◦ Full-featured management interface ◦ Access locally via the Integrated Administrator console connector or remotely via Telnet ● SNMP agent support for interconnect switch management, configuration, and monitoring using generic SNMP ◦ SNMP V1-V3 (RFC 1157) and RMON V1 (RFC 1757; groups 1 Statistics, 2 History, 3 Alarm, and 9 event) support ◦ Access via any interconnect switch uplink connector and the Integrated Administrator management connector The interconnect switch also offers additional configuration and management features including: ● Interconnect switch configuration and restore via TFTP server ◦ Upload to and download from a TFTP server a copy of the interconnect switch configuration ◦ Enables rapid deployment of multiple interconnect switches with similar configuration ◦ Provides backup and restore capabilities ● Connector mirroring support for networking diagnostics Monitor network traffic on an interconnect switch connector by mirroring a copy of its data to a different (mirror) connector ● Link speed and activity LEDs on each Gigabit Ethernet uplink connector ● Two-level (level 1, level 15) user name and password for all management interfaces ◦ Ability to recover from lost management-level password ◦ Configurable time-out period on Telnet and console sessions 48 Chapter 5 Deployment and Management ENWW

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◦
Includes graphical representations of the interconnect switch
◦
Access using any Gigabit Ethernet uplink connector and the Integrated Administrator
management connector
●
Menu driven console with local and Telnet access
◦
Full-featured management interface
◦
Access locally via the Integrated Administrator console connector or remotely via Telnet
●
SNMP agent support for interconnect switch management, configuration, and monitoring using
generic SNMP
◦
SNMP V1-V3 (RFC 1157) and RMON V1 (RFC 1757; groups 1 Statistics, 2 History, 3 Alarm,
and 9 event) support
◦
Access via any interconnect switch uplink connector and the Integrated Administrator
management connector
The interconnect switch also offers additional configuration and management features including:
●
Interconnect switch configuration and restore via TFTP server
◦
Upload to and download from a TFTP server a copy of the interconnect switch configuration
◦
Enables rapid deployment of multiple interconnect switches with similar configuration
◦
Provides backup and restore capabilities
●
Connector mirroring support for networking diagnostics
Monitor network traffic on an interconnect switch connector by mirroring a copy of its data to a
different (mirror) connector
●
Link speed and activity LEDs on each Gigabit Ethernet uplink connector
●
Two-level (level 1, level 15) user name and password for all management interfaces
◦
Ability to recover from lost management-level password
◦
Configurable time-out period on Telnet and console sessions
48
Chapter 5
Deployment and Management
ENWW