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Recovering from Start-up Failure
Network boot process The network boot process is as follows:
1. The switch sends a BOOTP request over the network.
The boot request contains the switch’s MAC address. The boot
server contains a bootptab file with an entry for the switch which
is defined by the MAC address.
2. If a boot server which holds the software for the switch receives
the boot request, it loads the boot software over the network to
the destination MAC address.
Using Maintenance Mode
Purpose Maintenance Mode offers three facilities:
• It allows you to force the switch to load a specified software file
from any specified TFTP server.
• It provides an emergency facility to force boot the switch from a
specified boot server if the switch cannot boot from Flash Mem-
ory. From Maintenance Mode the switch is forced to issue a
1302
Boot Request
Boot
Server (TFTP)
Switch
IntelExpress
510TSwitch
Software download
Boot
Server (TFTP)
Switch
IntelExpress
510TSwitch
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- Express 510T 1
- Contents 3
- CONTENTS 4
- COURIER 8
- Menu and submenu names 8
- Access to submenus 9
- Intel Express 510T 11
- Introduction to the product 12
- Front Panel 13
- Port Function 14
- Button name Function 14
- Rear Panel 15
- Installation 15
- Before Installation 16
- Intel Express 18
- 510T Switch 18
- Installing a Module 19
- Connecting Other Devices 20
- Pin number Function 21
- Connecting the Power 22
- The Power Cable 22
- Power up 23
- Other LEDs on the front panel 25
- LED Color Meaning 26
- Intel Device View 27
- System Requirements 28
- Installation and Removal 29
- Removal of Intel Device View 30
- Before a switch is contacted 31
- Setting the Preferences 34
- Installing and Managing 36
- Switches 36
- Establishing and 38
- Device Tree 39
- Functions Description 40
- Device View (Main Display) 41
- Color Means 45
- Explorer 46
- Diagnostics Window 47
- Trap Window 48
- System Window 49
- Errors Window 49
- Standard 51
- Configuration 51
- Changing the Setup of the 52
- Switch or Stack 52
- 3 Change the details 53
- 4 Click OK 53
- Internet Protocol 54
- Local Time 55
- Authentication 55
- Security 56
- Permanent Entries 58
- Link Aggregation 59
- Port Mirroring 60
- Local Management 61
- Switching 62
- Adaptive Forwarding Mode 64
- Spanning Tree 65
- General Changes 68
- Port Mode 69
- Port Specific Spanning Tree 71
- Click OK 73
- Advanced 75
- Adding a VLAN 77
- Changing VLAN mode 78
- IGMP pruning 79
- 1 Select VLAN Setup 80
- 3 Check Enabled 80
- 5 Click OK 80
- Managing the Switch 81
- Information about the Switch 82
- Spanning Tree Statistics 85
- 1 Select Port Overview 85
- Monitoring using RMON 86
- Stack Health Monitor 88
- Monitoring IntraStack 89
- Monitoring VLANs 93
- Overview of the VLANs on 94
- 1 Select VLAN>Status 95
- Tools for the Switch 100
- Report Manager 101
- • Configuration 102
- • Monitoring shows: 102
- • Troubleshooting shows: 102
- • Software Update lets you: 103
- • Access using Telnet 103
- Tools>Telnet 103
- Recovery Manager 104
- DNS IP Conversion Tool 104
- Tools for the Stack 105
- Stack Synchronization Manager 105
- Switch Position Organizer 106
- Color Code Matrix Ports 106
- Port 3 – dark yellow 107
- Port 4 – dark cyan 107
- Port 5 – purple 107
- Port 6 – cyan 107
- No connection – dark gray 107
- Technical 109
- Specifications 109
- Physical Specifications 110
- Status of Number of LEDs 111
- Connections Number 111
- Power Specifications 112
- Performance Specifications 112
- Memory Switch 113
- Subject Document Reference 113
- RMON RFC 1757 114
- IGMP version 2 RFC 1112 114
- RSVP version 1 RFC 2205 114
- Console Port Use and 115
- Troubleshooting 115
- Use of the Console Port 116
- Using Maintenance Mode 118
- Isolating the Problem 121
- Typical Problems and Causes 122
- Start-up Problems 123
- Performance Problems 123
- Communication Problems 124
- Customer Support 125
- . (For example, get edin 127
- Limited Hardware 129
- Warranty 129
- Manufacturer Declaration 132
- AVERTISSEMENT 133
- AVVERTENZA 133
- ADVERTENCIAS 134
- Numerics 135
- Automated Support 143
- Customer Support Technicians 143
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