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Variable Value
FallingEventIndex The index of the eventEntry that is used when a falling
threshold is crossed. The eventEntry identified by a
particular value of this index is the same as identified
by the same value of the eventIndex object. If there
is no corresponding entry in the eventTable then no
association exists. In particular, if this value is zero,
no associated event is generated, because zero is not
a valid event index.
Owner The network management system which creates this
entry.
Status The status of this alarm entry.
Disabling Ethernet statistics gathering
Use this procedure to disable set Ethernet statistics gathering parameters.
Procedure steps
Step Action
1
From the Task Navigation Panel, choose Administration >
General > Alarm Control.
The History tab appears.
2
Click the Ether Stats tab.
The Ether Stats tab appears.
3
Highlight the row that contains the port ID you want to delete.
4
Click Delete.
The Ether Stats entry is removed from the table.
—End—
Fault management
Use this information to learn how to isolate and diagnose problems with
your BES1000 Series switch.
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Nortel Business Ethernet Switch 1000 Series
Using The Nortel Business Ethernet Switch 1000 Series
NN47927-300 01.01 Standard
1.1 10 January 2007
Copyright © 2007, Nortel Networks Nortel Networks Confidential
.
- Using The Nortel Business 1
- Ethernet Switch 1000 Series 1
- Trademarks 2
- Restricted rights legend 2
- Statement of conditions 2
- Contents 5
- Using the Element Manager 85 7
- Manager 111 8
- BES1000 administration 121 8
- BES1000 fundamentals 209 9
- NN47927-300 01.01 Standard 10
- 1.1 10 January 2007 10
- BES reference information 253 11
- 12 Contents 12
- Before you begin 13
- Text conventions 14
- Related publications 15
- How to get help 15
- 16 Preface 16
- New in this release 17
- 18 New in this release 18
- Introduction 19
- (page 253) 20
- Menu and management pages 25
- Setting the IP address 26
- Configuring Web security 29
- Configuring RADIUS security 30
- Configuring console security 31
- Configuring system information 32
- Help screens 33
- Accessing BES1000 manuals 34
- Web-based user interface 37
- Configuring SNMPv3 users 42
- Configuring group membership 43
- Setting SNMPv3 views 45
- Configuring Target Address 46
- Configuring target parameters 47
- Configuring a port-based VLAN 49
- Modifying a port-based VLAN 50
- Selecting a management VLAN 50
- Deleting a VLAN configuration 51
- Configuring switch security 60
- Configuring flow control 64
- Configuring por t lists 72
- Finding MAC address tables 72
- Adding MAC addresses 73
- Deleting MAC DAs 74
- Enabling security on ports 74
- Configuring LLDP port status 78
- Configuring remote access 80
- Using the Element Manager 85
- 86 Using the Element Manager 86
- Network Elements window 86
- Configuring EAPOL security 88
- Element Manager 89
- (SNMP) properties 91
- Configuring por ts 95
- Interface tab 96
- EAPOL tab 97
- Configuring LLDP 98
- 802.1ab - Port tab 100
- 802.1ab - TX Stats tab 101
- 802.1ab - RX Stats tab 101
- 802.1ab - Local System tab 102
- 802.1ab - Local Port tab 103
- 802.1ab - Neighbor tab 104
- Configuring rate limiting 105
- Creating a port-based VLAN 106
- Modifying a VLAN 107
- Deleting a VLAN 107
- Procedure steps 108
- BES1000 advanced features 111
- Enabling Multicast filtering 113
- Navigation 115
- Configuring a queue set 116
- Enabling DSCP mapping 118
- Configuring DSCP mapping 118
- BES1000 administration 121
- Viewing LACP port statistics 126
- Viewing the system log 128
- Viewing statistics 129
- Viewing port statistics 129
- Zeroing ports 131
- Viewing all port errors 131
- Viewing interface statistics 132
- Viewing VLAN port information 136
- RMON Fault threshold page 137
- Viewing RMON histor y 139
- Displaying LLDP statistics 144
- Procedure step 144
- Viewing VCT test results 146
- Viewing device properties 148
- System tab 148
- Base Unit Info tab 149
- Flow Control tab 150
- PowerSupply tab 150
- Viewing the trap log 151
- Prerequisites 151
- ATTENTION 151
- Viewing switch IP information 152
- Addresses tab 152
- Viewing VLAN properties 153
- VLAN tab 153
- Port-based VLAN tab 154
- MAC address table 155
- Viewing Unit information 156
- Unit tab 156
- Displaying STP properties 157
- Bridge Information tab 157
- Port Information tab 158
- Displaying LACP 159
- LACP tab 159
- Viewing Security settings 160
- General tab 161
- Port Auto-Learning tab 161
- Security List tab 161
- Security Table tab 162
- Security Status tab 162
- Security Violation tab 163
- Graphing Chassis statistics 163
- Graphing port statistics 167
- RMON History tab 177
- Viewing RMON Events 178
- Events tab 179
- Configuring RMON 182
- Configuring RMON histor y 183
- Configuring RMON alarms 186
- Creating an alarm 187
- Procedure job aid 187
- Deleting an alarm 188
- Configuring RMON events 189
- How events work 189
- Creating an RMON Event 189
- Deleting an RMON Event 190
- Viewing Alarm settings 191
- Alarm settings window 192
- Alarms tab 193
- Fault management 195
- Normal power-up sequence 197
- Port connection problems 198
- Autonegotiation modes 198
- Port interface 199
- Installing SFPs 201
- Removing an SFP 202
- Downloading switch images 204
- BES1000 fundamentals 209
- Front panel 210
- Console port 211
- 212 BES1000 fundamentals 212
- Auto-MDI and MDI-X 213
- LED display panel 213
- Back panel 214
- Cooling fans 215
- AC power receptacle 215
- Vorsicht: Bitte sofort lesen 216
- Caution: 217
- Network configuration examples 218
- Segment switch application 219
- SFP transceiver 220
- Guidelines 221
- Product description 222
- SFP models 223
- BootP configuration Parameters 224
- BootP or Default IP 225
- BootP Always 225
- BootP Disabled 225
- Flash memory storage 226
- Standards 227
- EAPOL and RADIUS security 228
- MAC address-based security 228
- Virtual local area networks 229
- Port-based VLANs 230
- VLAN support 230
- IEEE 802.1Q Tagging 230
- IEEE 802.1Q VLAN workgroups 231
- VLAN workgroup example 231
- IEEE 802.1Q tagging 232
- IEEE 802.1Q tagging 233 233
- 234 BES1000 fundamentals 234
- Default VLAN settings 234
- Port-based VLAN assignment 234
- IEEE 802.1Q tagging 235 235
- 802.1Q tag assignment 235
- 236 BES1000 fundamentals 236
- 238 BES1000 fundamentals 238
- VLAN configuration rules 239
- Spanning Tree Protocol 240
- Port path cost 241
- Differences in port roles 243
- Edge Port 244
- Path cost values 244
- Rapid convergent 244
- Negotiation process 244
- 246 BES1000 fundamentals 246
- IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation 247
- Link aggregation rules 248
- IGMP Snooping 249
- 252 BES1000 fundamentals 252
- BES reference information 253
- QoS defaults 254
- Technical specifications 254
- Connector and pin assignments 256
- MDI and MDI-X devices 257
- 258 BES reference information 258
- MDI and MDI-X devices 259 259
- System information page 261
- 264 BES reference information 264
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