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24 Chapter 1 Configuring switches

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When you create standalone and stack templates, Quick2Config creates default IP,

MLT, SNMP, STP, and QoS (Business Policy Switch 2000 only) configuration

objects in the navigation pane tree. Standalone switches also automatically

include configuration objects for switch ports and a default port-based VLAN.

To match the actual configuration of the device you are creating, you can use the

Palette to add the following configuration objects to a standalone or stack system:

• 1 to 8 stack units (each includes switch ports and a default, port-based VLAN)

• Media-dependent adapter (MDA) hardware

• VLANs

• Internet Gateway Management Protocol (IGMP)

Adding or changing system information

This section describes how to use Quick2Config to initially configure a switch

that you created from the Configuration Data Palette, or to modify the imported

system information for a managed switch.

You can configure several system properties:

• To set or change the system name, contact, or location information, see

“Configuring basic properties,” next.

• To enable or disable Ethernet switch and MDA ports, or to configure Ethernet

line speed, see “Configuring Ethernet ports” on page 26.

• To enable or disable ATM switch and MDA ports on a BayStack switch, or to

configure the port ATM properties, see “Configuring ATM MDA ports

(BayStack 450 only)” on page 27.

Note:

You cannot delete these default configuration objects, or create

them from the Palette.

Note:

In most cases, you do not have to modify the system information

in an imported configuration.

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