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Master Hub Setup and Management 39
installed. If a hub stack has two master units, the master unit powered-on
first or the unit which is higher in the stack will manage the stack and be
designated the rimary Master.” Master hubs in the series include a built-in
contention algorithm which determines which hub will manage the stack and
which will operate in standby mode. If, during power-on, the two master
hubs in the stack both attempt to initialize as the Primary Master, this colli-
sion will result in an automatic stack reset indicated by all hub ID numbers
changing to 0 temporarily. If the currently managing hub fails or is powered-
off, the standby master will take over management of the hub stack.
Segmenting Hubs
Switching hub technology has made it more common to segment local area
networks into smaller pieces to reduce congestion. Segmenting makes it
easier to balance network loads, since a smaller number compete for the
bandwidth available.
A hub stack makes network management convenient, but too many stations
on a single network segment may give slow response at peak network loads.
Therefore, this hub series provides a way to segment hubs from the stack into
their own collision domains. Segmenting hubs can be accomplished with a
simple management command and does not require any hardware or wiring
changes.
Though the hubs continue to be cascaded together and are managed as a sin-
gle unit, each hub can either be a part of the collision domain of the rest of
the stack, or can be separated into its own network segment. These separate
segments can be bridged by connecting them through a compatible switching
hub.
- Rev. 03 (December, 1998) 1
- 6DFE2600M.03 1
- Printed In Taiwan 1
- RECYCLABLE 1
- Trademarks 2
- Copyright Statement 2
- Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise 3
- Limited Warranty 4
- LIMITATION OF WARRANTIES 5
- FCC Warning 6
- CE Mark Warning 6
- VCCI A Warning 6
- ABLE OF 7
- PECIFICATIONS 10
- Models Covered 11
- Conventions 11
- Overview of the User Guide 12
- NTRODUCTION 13
- Product Features 14
- Introduction 3 15
- Dual-Speed Ethernet Hub 16
- Technology Overview 16
- Introduction 5 17
- NPACKING AND 18
- Front Panel 19
- Unpacking and Setup8 20
- Rear Panel 21
- Installing the Hub 22
- Rack Mounting 23
- Replacing the Power Supply 24
- Unpacking and Setup 13 25
- NDERSTANDING 27
- NDICATORS 27
- Hub State Indicators 28
- Module Indicators 29
- Port State Indicators 30
- SNMP Indicator 31
- Port Speed Indicators 31
- Console Port Indicator (CON) 31
- Understanding Indicators20 32
- ONNECTIONS 33
- Making Connections22 34
- Connectivity Rules 35
- The Diagnostic Port 36
- Hub to End-Station Connection 37
- Making Connections26 38
- Hub-to-Hub Uplink 39
- Making Connections28 40
- Optional Module Connections 41
- Module Installation 42
- Switch Module (DFE-260S) 43
- Making Connections32 44
- Making Connections 33 45
- Making Connections34 46
- ANAGEMENT 47
- Navigation and Conventions 48
- In-Band Setup Instructions 49
- Backup Master Function 50
- Segmenting Hubs 51
- Logging in to the Hub Console 53
- User Name [ ] 54
- Password [ ] 54
- OK CLOSE CONNECTION 54
- Changing Your Password 55
- Setting Up the Master Hub 57
- Settings 59
- Software Update on Boot 60
- SNMP Information 61
- SNMP Traps 63
- Adding and Deleting Users 65
- Primary/Backup Master 67
- Hub Stack Management 68
- Controlling Individual Ports 71
- Monitoring the Hub Stack 72
- Group Statistics 73
- Port Statistics 73
- Segment Statistics 73
- Displaying Segment Statistics 76
- Node Tracking 78
- Per-Port Intrusion Security 79
- Bridge Information 79
- Resetting the Hub 80
- System Reset 81
- Factory Reset 81
- Getting Started 84
- Management 84
- Configuration 85
- IP Interface 87
- Trap Receivers 88
- SNMP Manager Configuration 88
- Software Download 89
- Performance 91
- Utilization 94
- Group/ Port Control 95
- Port Configuration 95
- Group (Hub) Configuration 97
- User List 101
- Intrusion 102
- Back-Up Port 104
- Statistics 106
- Log Table for Event Index 121
- ABLES AND 123
- ONNECTORS 123
- Crossover Cables 124
- Cables and Connectors 113 125
- Cables and Connectors114 126
- ONFIGURATION 127
- Boot Configuration File118 130
- Hub-to-Hub Cascading 132
- LED Indicators 132
- Environmental and Physical 132
- Specifications 121 133
- Glossary 123 135
- Glossary124 136
- Glossary 125 137
- Glossary126 138
- Glossary 127 139
- Glossary128 140
- Offices 145
- Registration Card 146
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