Intel 210T Stackable Hub User Guide - Page 8

Understanding 210T Hubs

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Understanding 210T Hubs 210T Port LEDs The LEDs above each port provide information about the port's configuration and status. Left side: Green Right side: Yellow LED Status Left Solid green Blinking green Off Right Solid yellow Blinking yellow Erratic blinking yellow Blinking yellow and Status LED blinking Meaning Port has a link. Receive activity at port. No link detected. Port disabled by management (not applicable without optional Management Module). Speed mismatch. Check that device speed and hub speed match. Port auto-disabled (partitioned). See below. Out-of-specification cabling or port hardware problem. Try a different cable. Partitioned ports A port is automatically disabled (partitioned off) by the hub when an invalid condition occurs, such as too many consecutive collisions. Once the hub sees a valid packet of data from the device, or is able to transmit data to the port, the hub automatically re-enables (unpartitions) the port. Clients are usually not affected by a partitioned port because the port is often unpartitioned very quickly. Usually, a partitioned port indicates an overloaded network or a malfunctioning device (like an adapter card) on the network. To alleviate an overloaded network, segment so that fewer devices share the fixed amount of bandwidth. 6

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Understanding 210T Hubs
210T Port LEDs
The LEDs above each port provide information about the port’s
configuration and status.
LED
Status
Meaning
Left
Solid green
Port has a link.
Blinking green
Receive activity at port.
Off
No link detected.
Right
Solid yellow
Port disabled by management (not applicable
without optional Management Module).
Blinking yellow
Speed mismatch. Check that device speed
and hub speed match.
Erratic blinking yellow
Port auto-disabled (partitioned). See below.
Blinking yellow and
Out-of-specification cabling or port hardware
Status LED blinking
problem. Try a different cable.
Partitioned ports
A port is automatically disabled (partitioned off) by the hub when an invalid
condition occurs, such as too many consecutive collisions.
Once the hub sees a valid packet of data from the device, or is able to
transmit data to the port, the hub automatically re-enables (unpartitions) the
port. Clients are usually not affected by a partitioned port because the port is
often unpartitioned very quickly.
Usually, a partitioned port indicates an overloaded network or a
malfunctioning device (like an adapter card) on the network. To alleviate an
overloaded network, segment so that fewer devices share the fixed amount
of bandwidth.
Left side:
Green
Right side:
Yellow