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Switch Diagnostics and Monitoring, Switch Security, Switch Ports Per PC Blade Enclosure

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Switch Diagnostics and Monitoring ● System and management status LEDs ● Per port speed and link activity LEDs adjacent to all external Ethernet ports ● Active virtual graphic in the browser-based switch interface ● Port mirroring with ability to mirror desired type of frames (egress, ingress, or both) ● Switch statistic monitoring, data packets received/transmitted, port error packets, packet size, trunk utilization, SNMP data, etc. ● System reporting such as port parameters and link status, switch asset information, configuration values, log entries, etc. ● Ping capability to test the connectivity on the Ethernet network ● SNMP v1, v2, v3 with four configurable community strings and SNMP trap manager hosts ● MIB-II, Bridge MIB, Interface MIB, Extended Bridge MIB, Ethernet-like MIB, Entity MIB ● Bridge, remote monitoring, and switch environmental traps ● Power on self test (POST) at boot for hardware verification ● Ability to return switch to a valid firmware image in case of firmware corruption ● Local system log (syslog) with ability to view and clear messages, and save (upload) as text file using TFTP Switch Security ● Password protected multi-level user accounts supported on all management interfaces ● Configurable user interface idle time-out period ● Ability to disable browser-based access to the switch user interfaces ● 256 Port-based IEEE 802.1Q tagged VLANs per switch ● Ability to specify the IP-based management stations that are allowed to access the switch Switch Ports Per PC Blade Enclosure ● Four external 10/100/1000T Gigabit Ethernet ports ● One external 10/100T Fast Ethernet port ● One external DB-9 serial port providing access to the Integrated Administrator ● 40 internal 10/100 Fast Ethernet ports to blade PC network adapters ● I2C Switch to management module communications ● All external Ethernet ports may be used for data, switch and Integrated Administrator management, and/or PXE remote configuration 30 Appendix A Feature Summary ENWW

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Switch Diagnostics and Monitoring
●
System and management status LEDs
●
Per port speed and link activity LEDs adjacent to all external Ethernet ports
●
Active virtual graphic in the browser-based switch interface
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Port mirroring with ability to mirror desired type of frames (egress, ingress, or both)
●
Switch statistic monitoring, data packets received/transmitted, port error packets, packet size, trunk
utilization, SNMP data, etc.
●
System reporting such as port parameters and link status, switch asset information, configuration
values, log entries, etc.
●
Ping capability to test the connectivity on the Ethernet network
●
SNMP v1, v2, v3 with four configurable community strings and SNMP trap manager hosts
●
MIB-II, Bridge MIB, Interface MIB, Extended Bridge MIB, Ethernet-like MIB, Entity MIB
●
Bridge, remote monitoring, and switch environmental traps
●
Power on self test (POST) at boot for hardware verification
●
Ability to return switch to a valid firmware image in case of firmware corruption
●
Local system log (syslog) with ability to view and clear messages, and save (upload) as text file
using TFTP
Switch Security
●
Password protected multi-level user accounts supported on all management interfaces
●
Configurable user interface idle time-out period
●
Ability to disable browser-based access to the switch user interfaces
●
256 Port-based IEEE 802.1Q tagged VLANs per switch
●
Ability to specify the IP-based management stations that are allowed to access the switch
Switch Ports Per PC Blade Enclosure
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Four external 10/100/1000T Gigabit Ethernet ports
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One external 10/100T Fast Ethernet port
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One external DB-9 serial port providing access to the Integrated Administrator
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40 internal 10/100 Fast Ethernet ports to blade PC network adapters
●
I2C Switch to management module communications
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All external Ethernet ports may be used for data, switch and Integrated Administrator management,
and/or PXE remote configuration
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Appendix A
Feature Summary
ENWW