Planet WSW-2620 User manual
Web Switch
WSW-2620
Web/SNMP Manageable Switch
Trademarks
Copyright PLANET Technology Corp. 1999.
Contents subject to revision without prior notice.
PLANET is a registered trademark of PLANET Technology Corp.
All other trademarks belong to their respective owners.
FCC Warning
This device has been tested and found to comply with limits for a Class A
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when
the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the user’s manual, may cause interference in
which case user will be required to correct the interference at his own
expense.
CE Mark Warning
This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment, this product may
cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take
adequate measures.
REVISION
PLANET Web Switch Series User’s Guide for model
WSW-2620
Revision 1.0 (April 1999)
Part No.: EM-WSW26v1
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction.............................................................1-1
About Web Switch WSW-2620...................................1-1
Key Features................................................1-1
Front Panel.................................................1-3
Ports.......................................................1-4
10BASE-T ports.......................................................................1-4
10BASE-T/100BASE-TX port..................................................1-4
Mini-Console................................................1-4
Console Keys................................................1-5
Rear Panel..................................................1-5
Chapter 2 Installation and Setup............................................2-1
Rack Mounting...............................................2-1
Connecting a Terminal to the Console Port ...................2-2
100BASE-TX Connections......................................2-3
Connecting Workstations.....................................2-4
Connecting to Other Ethernet Hubs ...........................2-4
Chapter 3 Mini-Console ..........................................................3-1
Message Zone................................................3-2
Observing Basic Port Information ............................3-2
Port Group Indicators....................................................................3-3
Port Indicators..............................................................................3-4
Port Indicator Definitions..............................................................3-4
Bar Gauge ....................................................................................3-5
Unit ID.........................................................................................3-5
Lock.............................................................................................3-5
Console Keys................................................3-6
Port Group Selection........................................3-7
Menu Tree...................................................3-8
Utilization ....................................................................................3-8
Collision.......................................................................................3-8
Group Selection............................................................................3-9
Statistics.......................................................................................3-9
Port Status..................................................................................3-10
Port Configuration......................................................................3-11
Unit Configuration......................................................................3-12
Observing Utilization......................................3-13
Observing Collision Level..................................3-14
Monitoring Ports Status....................................3-14
Monitoring Port Statistics .................................3-15
Configuring Ports..........................................3-15
Lock the Mini-Console......................................3-15
Unlock the Mini-Console....................................3-16
Secure Your Switch.........................................3-18
Set Password ..............................................................................3-18
In Case You Forget the Mini-Console Password..........................3-19
Restart the Switch.........................................3-19
Chapter 4 Setting-Up for Management...................................4-1
Managing The Switch.........................................4-1
Console Program.............................................4-1
Terminal Program.....................................................................4-2
Navigating the Console Program Screens ......................4-7
Booting the Switch for the first time .......................4-8
Login Screen ................................................................................4-9
Main Menu.................................................................................4-10
System Download.......................................................................4-11
Network Configuration...............................................................4-12
Chapter 5 Console Management............................................5-1
Using a Telnet Session......................................5-1
Console Management Command Overview .........................5-2
Configuring the System......................................5-3
Main Menu...................................................................................5-4
System Information ......................................................................5-4
Management Setup.......................................................................5-6
Network Configuration .............................................................5-7
Management Port Configuration ...............................................5-8
SNMP Community Setup..........................................................5-9
Trap Receiver Menu ...............................................................5-10
Management Capability Setup.................................................5-12
Trap Filter Setup.........................................................................5-13
Device Control ...........................................................................5-14
Switch Control/Status .............................................................5-16
Switch Port Control/Status......................................................5-17
Static Address Configuration...................................................5-20
Static Unicast Address Configuration Menu.........................5-21
Static Group Address Configuration....................................5-23
Static Group Address Forward Unregister Configuration .....5-25
VLAN Control........................................................................5-26
VLAN Configuration Menu.................................................5-27
GVRP Configuration...........................................................5-30
GVRP Port Configuration ...................................................5-32
Spanning Tree Protocol Group Configuration..........................5-33
Spanning Tree Protocol Port Configuration .............................5-35
Trunk Group Configuration.....................................................5-37
User Authentication....................................................................5-37
System Utility.............................................................................5-39
System Download...................................................................5-40
System Restart........................................................................5-43
Factory Reset..........................................................................5-44
Download Port Setting............................................................5-45
Login Timeout Interval...........................................................5-46
Configuration Upload Setting..................................................5-47
Configuration Upload Request/Status......................................5-48
Ping To Another Host .............................................................5-49
Appendix A Product Specifications.......................................A-1
Introduction 1-1
WSW-2620 User’s Guide
Chapter 1
Introduction
About Switch WSW-2620
Switch WSW-2620 is an innovative new design in network switching, with
many features that make monitoring, configuring and expanding a network,
better and easier than ever before.
Key Features
wSmart Mini-Console Operation
The Mini-Console (Vacuum Florescent Display) is a major new
technological breakthrough, a brilliant display panel that provides
text and graphics information and extensive management capability
for the user.
wWeb-Based Management
Built in Web-Based management enables management from a web
browser allowing management from any remote location.
wSNMP Network Management
SNMP functionality has been built in providing comprehensive
management capabilities for HP OpenView and other network
management platforms.
wVLANs (Virtual LANs)
VLAN capability provides up to 31 LANs within the Switch. The
GVRP function allows you to designate dynamic VLANs.
1-2 Introduction
Non Printing
wPorts •24 10BASE-T (RJ-45) ports
•1 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX auto-sensing port (RJ-45)
•1 MDI-II Uplink port (RJ-45) shared with port 1
•2 expansion slots allow you to add 10BASE-T/100BASE-
TX or 100BASE-FX ports
•1 EIA-232 port
wExpansion Slot
Switch WSW-2620 provides two expansion slots for the addition of
2 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX MDI-II or MDI-X ports or 1 100BASE-
FX port.
wOptional Modules
The following two types of expansion modules are available for this
system.
Note: The power must be turned off before inserting or
removing Modules.
•Module WSW-BTX
This 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX module with two RJ-45
connectors is configured for either MDI-II or MDI-X.
Figure 1.1 Module WSW-BTX
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•Module WSW-BSC
This 100BASE-FX module is for use with fiber optics
cable with one SC type connector.
Figure 1.2 Module WSW-BSC
Front Panel
The front panel consists of the Mini-Console, the Console Keys and Ethernet
ports.
Figure 1.3 Front Panel
1-4 Introduction
Non Printing
Ports
10BASE-T ports
The front panel supports 24 10Mbps ports (ports 1 through 24) and 1 MDI-II
port shared with Port 1.
10BASE-T/100BASE-TX port
Also located on the right side of the front panel, Port 25 is a 10/100Mbps
auto-sensing port. This port is one way the WSW-2620 can connect to Fast
Ethernet devices with RJ-45 plugs.
Mini-Console
The Mini-Console actively displays the network status information. Together
with the build-in Console Keys, users are able to monitor and configure all
the ports simultaneously or individually.
WSW-2620
Figure 1.4 Mini-Console
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Console Keys
The Console Keys are used to cycle through the menu tree, make selections
and configure settings.
WSW-2620
Figure 1.5 Console Keys
Rear Panel
Ports 26 and 27 are located on the rear panel and accept slide-in modules for
high-speed data transfer. Module WSW-BTX or Module WSW-BSC can be
added to meet the requirement of complex network environments.
Figure 1.6 Rear Panel
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