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Interface Status View.................................................12terface Configuration - Information View....................12Secondary Address Panel View ................................13vice Chassis View ....................................................13

Module and Port Icons...............................................14Module Status Indications......................................15Module-Port Status Indications ..............................15

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Interface ConfigurationInterface Configuration ViewSwitch Table View..............Switch Configuration View .Trap Receiver Table ..........

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Adding a VLAN ......................................................43Changing a Port’s VLAN ........................................43Removing a VLAN .................................................43

VTP Application .........................................................43Management Domain.............................................43

VTP Information (VLAN Info).....................................44Cisco VTP VLAN Editing ...........................................45

VLAN Editing Control Table ...................................45VLAN Edit Buffer Table..........................................46

Cisco Trunk Port Information View ............................47Discovery Application ................................................49

Discovery Cache Table View .................................49Interface Discovery Status Table...............................50VLAN Membership Application..................................51

Cisco VLAN Membership Policy Server (VMPS) View51

VMPS Table...........................................................51Cisco VLAN Membership View ..............................52VLAN Membership Summary Table ......................52Membership Table .................................................52Cisco VLAN Membership Statistics View...............53

Cisco Memory Pool Application.................................54Cisco Memory Pool Monitor Table View ................54

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Introduction

This section introduces SPECTRUM Device Management documentation for Cisco Cata

introduction to the Cisco Catalyst umentation contains the following rmation:

Purpose and ScopeRequired ReadingSupported Devices (Page 6)The SPECTRUM Model (Page 6)

rpose and Scope this documentation as a guide for managing o Catalyst 32xx devices with the SPECTRUM agement module SM-CAT1004. This

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e SPECTRUM Model CTRUM uses a single model type for modeling supported Cisco Catalyst device. This model is SwCat3200. This model is represented in ctroGRAPH views by Device icons. As shown, appearance of the Device icon varies ending on the view in which it appears.

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Interface Device ViewDevice Chassis View (Page 13)

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in Status desired operational state of the interface (Up, n, or Testing).

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panel provides a table of IP addresses and ks obtained from the Address Translation e within the device’s firmware. You can nge the current address displayed in the IP ress field by selecting an entry from the table

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vice Chassis Viewess: From the Icon Subviews menu of the Device , select Device Chassis.

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dule and Port Icons Device Chassis View displays a module icon each port-interface module and for each of its ts installed in the switch chassis.

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Module number-The location of the module within the chassis. Module type-The type of module in the chassis slot.Module status-Indicates the current operating status. h module icon provides access to a module figuration view. See Module Configuration View e 28) for information on a module’s figuration.

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Port Number-Identifies a particular port. Port Status-Displays the current operating status for the port and the corresponding color for that status.

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dule-Port Status Indications section defines module-port status cators. Each indication consists of a status-dition color and an abbreviation of the module t’s status.

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Device Topology View

This section describes the Device Topology view available for models of the Cisco Catal

ess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Device , select Device Topology.

Device Topology view (Figure 6) shows the nections between a modeled device and other ork entities. The lower panel of the view uses

rface icons to represent the device’s serial, ork, and I/O ports. These icons provide the e information and menu options as those in Device Views (Page 9). If a device is connected particular interface, a Device icon appears on vertical bar above the Interface icon along an icon representing the network group that

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This section describes the various Configuration views and subviews available for mode3200 devices in SPECTRUM.

figuration views allow you to view and modify rent settings for the modeled device and its rfaces, ports, and applications. The following figuration views are available for models of o Catalyst devices:

Device Configuration ViewInterface Configuration View (Page 19)Switch Table View (Page 20)Switch Configuration View (Page 21)

vice Configuration Viewess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Device , select Device Configuration.

view provides status and configuration rmation about the device as a whole as well as port-by-port basis. It also provides button

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t Change value of System UpTime at the time the rface entered its current operational state. If current state was entered prior to the last re-ialization of the local network management system, then this value will be zero.

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ket Sizeplays the largest Maximum Transmission Unit U) that can be transmitted or received by the t, measured in octets.

ue Lengthplays the length of the outbound packet queue ackets.

itch Table Viewess: From the Icon Subviews menu, select Switch le.

ber switch number. When the switch is operating tandalone mode, the switch number is 1.

bers are assigned as follows when the switch art of a stack:

a Back-to-Back Configuration- The switch the lower MAC address becomes switch 1. other switch becomes switch 2.

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section describes how to access the Switch figuration view and describes its parameters.

Number (Page 20) for information on number ignment for switches, and see MAC Address e 20) for information on the MAC address

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dware Version hardware version number of the switch.

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tch Probe Portbles you to designate the port on the switch want to monitor/analyze through the tchProbe Analyzer port (SPAN) on the 3200 ervisor engine. (The SPAN port supports nection to any Ethernet-compliant packet or ON analyzer device).

Traffic to Probe ButtonUse this button to selectyou want to analyze thrinclude:

Address Aging TimeEnables you to specify tminutes) for master addtime is the interval duritransmit data if the nodremain on the master adensures that least recenaddresses are removed ffor new addresses. The minutes.

Demand Aging Level ButUse this button to speciswitch’s master address

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Type Description

ware Enables you to set the duplex mode for ports through management applications. This is the default setting. This option enables you software management to override hardware settings.

dware Enable you to specify that only toggle switches on the port interface modules installed in the switch can be used to control port duplex functions.

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acity that is retained after the switch discards t recently used or unused addresses from the ter table when it has reached its maximum acity. The default aging level is 90 percent.

ctions include:

0-Disables demand aging.50-Half the table’s addresses are retained (or half are discarded). 60- Sixty percent of the addresses are retained (or forty percent are discarded).70- Seventy percent of the addresses are retained (or thirty percent are discarded).80- Eighty percent of the addresses are retained (or twenty percent are discarded).90- Ninety percent of the addresses are retained (or ten percent are discarded).

tch Performance Button this button to open the Switch Performance (Page 61).

Trap Receiver TAccess: From the Icon Suicon, select Trap Receiver

IndexThe number of each trapholds up to 20 entries.

IP AddressThe IP address of each t

StatusThe status of each trap include other, valid, a

Trap Receiver CoAccess: Double-click any eTable view.

Receiver IndexThe table entry number.

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eiver VLANSbles you to enter a value to specify which of switch’s VLANs you want or do not want to smit traps to. Each octet within the value of object specifies a set of eight VLANs, with the octet specifying VLANs 0 through 7, the nd octet specifying VLANs 8 through 15, and n. Within each octet, the most significant bit esents the lowest numbered VLAN, and the t significant bit represents the highest bered VLAN. Thus, each VLAN of the switch presented by a single bit within the value. If

t bit has a value of “1” then that VLAN is uded; the VLAN is not included if its bit has a e of “0”.

eiver Community Stringbles you to modify the trap receiver’s munity name. The default value is public.

Stack FirmwareInformation VieAccess: From the device IcUpgrade Information.

Current VLAN IPThe VLAN IP address.

Stack ConfigurationIndicates whether the swor stack configuration. Cinclude:

Number of SwitchesThe number of switchesswitches). If this switch

Table 6: Receiver Status Selections

lid Lets you suspend transmission of traps to the trap receiver entry.

d Lets you enable transmissionof traps to the trap receiver entry.

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value is 1. If this switch is part of a back-to-k configuration, this value is 2. If this switch art of a matrix configuration, this value is 2 to 7.

k Statusicates whether the switch or stack is running he stack is updating inter-box parameters.

P Serverbles you to specify the IP address of the TFTP er from which you want to downlaod a ware image.

P File Locationbles you to specify the firmware image file .

P Server Domainbles you to specify the administrative domain hich the TFTP server is connected.

Port ConfiguraAccess: From the Icon SuConfiguration. Double-clistatus panel.

Port NumberThe port number.

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Statusicates whether the 10baseT port is configured

DI port or MDIX port. Conditions include:

MDI- The port is a Medium Dependent Interface port.MDIX- The port is a Medium Dependent Interface port with internal crossover circuitry.None- The port is not configured as an MDI or MDIX port.

et Statistics this button to set all port traffic counters to . Selections include:

Running- The port is compiling data-traffic statistics.Reset- The port data-traffic counters are reset to zero.None- The port is neither compiling statistics nor being reset. button reverts to the default condition, ning, when the reset is finished.

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Number of Days+Hours

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et Addrs/Stats this button to clear the port address table reset port counters to zero. Selections ude:

Running- The port’s address table is populated, and the port is compiling data-traffic statistics.Reset- The port address table is cleared, and port data-traffic counters are reset to zero.None- The port is neither updating its address table and compiling statistics nor being reset. button reverts to the default condition, ning, when the reset is finished.

ress Aging Timebles you to specify the aging time (0 to 9999 utes) for port address table entries. Aging time e interval during which a node must transmit if the node’s MAC address is to remain on port address table. This feature ensures that t recently used or unused addresses are oved from the table, freeing space for new resses. The default aging time is 15 minutes.

and Aging Level this button to specify the percentage of the t’s address table’s maximum capacity that is ined after the switch discards least recently d or unused addresses from the port table

when it has reached its default aging level is 90

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Normal- The port learns all (source and destination) addresses. This is the default value.DisableSrcLearning- The port does not learn source addresses.DisableDstnLearning- The port does not learn destination addresses.DisableLearning- The port does not learn addresses.

Time to Livebles you to specify the interval (in seconds) r which CDP (Cisco Discovery Protocol) sages generated by the switch for the VLAN in ch the port resides are discarded.

t Port Support this button to enable or disable the port’s t port” capability.

ctions include:

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tless Filtering this button to specify whether or not the port rs runt frames. Selections include:

Runt frames are discarded.

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Port Performance ButtonUse this button to accesView (Page 62).

Module ConfigAccess: From the Icon SuIcon, select Module Config

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Number The number of the switcthe module is installed. numbered in left-to righ

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Table 9: Module Types

Type Description

-X3001 1 port 100baseTX interface module, RJ-45 connector.

-X3002 4 port 10baseT interface module, RJ-45 connector.

-X3003 3 port 10 baseFL interface module, ST connector, multi-mode fiber.

-X3004 Catalyst 3000 series stack port module (rear slot only).

-X3005 1 port 100baseFX interface module, ST connector, multi-mode fiber.

-X3006 1 port ATM interface module, SC connector, multi-mode fiber.

-X3006B 1 port ATM interface module, SC connector, single-mode fiber.

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ess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Device , select Application.

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re 8 shows the main Application view in its ult mode (Icon) where each of the application els is represented by an Application icon. The lication icons are arranged hierarchically er a Device icon, with major applications in top row and their respective minor lications stacked directly below.

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Routing Applications- Generic Routing- Repeater- AppleTalk- DECnet- OSPF

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Bridge/Router Information View (Page 33)Community Strings View (Page 35).FDDI Ring Table (Page 35).Catalyst Filter Tables (Page 36).Monitor Information View (Page 39).Catalyst TFTP Information View (Page 40)Catalyst Trap Receiver Table (Page 41).Catalyst VLan Table (Page 41)VLan Ports Table (Page 41)Catalyst VLan Manager (Page 42) Model Information View (Page 65)

idge/Router Information Viewess: From the Icon Subviews menu of the StackApp Application icon, select Bridge/Router.


Allows you to enable or on the Catalyst Switch.

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ws you to select the default translation for IPX kets when bridging from Ethernet 802.3 Raw DDI. Possible options are SNAP and ISO8022.

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le 11 lists the possible Community String ies.

FDDI Ring TableAccess: From the Icon SubCATStackApp icon, select

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k the More button at the bottom of each view to ss the next table view in the series.

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k a table entry to access an entry-specific er MAC Table view. This view allows you to ify the information presented in the table.

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ulenique value identifying the module where this t is located. This number is the same as the number in which the module is installed.

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ng the module where the ort is located.

ger identifier of the ort within its module.

type of packets that will rce port. Possible t, Receive, and

onitoring is in progress. s port monitoring. port monitoring.





ottle maximum number of broadcast packets per nd allowed on this port. Packets in excess of limit are dropped. A value of zero indicates t unlimited broadcast packets are allowed.

nitor Information Viewess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the tackApp Application icon, select Monitor.


rce Modulenique value identifying the module where the itor source port is located. A value of zero cates that the source port is really a source ual LAN number.

Source PortA unique value identifyiport within its module ovirtual LAN.

Destination ModuleA unique value identifyimonitoring destination p

Destination PortDisplays the unique intemonitoring destination p

Allows you to select the be monitored at the souselections are: TransmiTransmitReceive.

Indicates whether port mChoosing Enabled beginChoosing disabled ends

Destination

Enable



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onfiguration ion from the host and file.

figuration ion to the host and file.

software m the host and file.

ftware image lected host

firmware m the host and file.

rmware the selected file.



talyst TFTP Information Viewess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the StackApp Application icon, select TFTP.

view allows you to configure and initiate file sfers to and from the device. To access the

alyst TFTP Information view, do the following:


tplays the operator-defined name of the source estination host for this file transfer.

plays the operator-defined name of the file for file transfer.

uleplays the operator-defined number of the ule to or from which code or configuration rmation is being transferred.

ion button allows you to select and initiate the of transfer that is to be carried out. Possible s are listed in Table 12.

Table 12: TFTP TransTypes

Type De

Other Default vof the fol

DownLoadConfig Receive cinformatselected

UpLoadConfig Send coninformatselected

DownLoadSw Receive aimage froselected

UpLoadSw Send a soto the seand file.

DownLoadFw Receive aimage froselected

UpLoadFw Send a fiimage to host and



CaAccCAT

ThisManmesDouspeallotabl

Theentrinfo

TypDisvaluentrentr“Vatabl

AddDisMan

ComDismes

blebviews menu for the con, select VLan.

t of Virtual LAN entries, y the LANs within the

llowing information:

N associated with this

panning Tree protocol is LAN. Possible values are

Table provides a list of h are determined by the e chassis and by the port ss the Catalyst VLan ing:

bviews menu for the con menu, select VLan

ollowing information:



talyst Trap Receiver Tableess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the StackApp Application icon, select Trap Receiver.

table lists the addresses of Network agement Stations that should receive trap sages from the Catalyst Stack Application. ble-click a table entry to access the entry-

cific Catalyst Trap Receiver table, which ws you to change the items displayed in the e.

Trap Receiver Table and its corresponding y-specific views provide the following rmation:

eplays the status of this entry. Setting this e to “Invalid” removes the corresponding y from the Trap Receiver Table. To add a new y to the Trap Receiver Table, set this value to

lid” for an IP address that is not already in the e.

rplays the IP address of the Network agement Station receiving the traps.

munityplays the community string used for trap sages sent to this trap receiver.

Catalyst VLan TaAccess: From the Icon SuCATStackApp Application i

This table provides a liswhich are determined bsystem.

The table provides the fo

VLan IndexIdentifies the Virtual LAmodule port.

Spanning TreeIndicates whether the Senabled for this Virtual Enabled and Disabled.

VLan Ports TableThe Catalyst VLan PortsVLAN port entries, whicnumber of modules in thin each module. To accePorts table do the follow

Access: From the Icon SuCATStackApp Application iPorts.

This table provides the f



ModThewith

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PorDismod

VlanThe

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CaThisdevindiassfollo

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bviews menu for the con, select a VLan

Figure 9) of the Catalyst k on the VLAN number ports. The VLAN number ned to that VLAN will be

VLAN Panel

1

2

3



ule index value that uniquely identifies this port in this module.

dexplays the Interface

tplays the port number within the identified ule.

Vlan to which this port is attached.

tch Level switch priority level the port uses to access switching media. If the port is functioning ectly, the “Normal” value appears.

talyst VLan Manager view provides a graphical display of the

ice’s module and port configuration, and cates the VLAN to which each port is igned. This view also allows you to perform the wing functions:

Selecting a VLANAdding a VLANChanging a Port’s VLANRemoving a VLAN

Access: From the Icon SuCATStackApp Application iVLan_ConfigureSelecting

Within the VLAN panel (VLan Manager view, clicicon to display or assignicon and the ports assighighlighted.

Figure 9:

VLAN Number Icon



AdWitVLAbutapp

ChTo sVLAclicto tindiVLAof p

ReTo rassNumVLA

e Virtual Trunk Port y the Cisco Catalyst hub. r this application is

inbviews menu for the on, select Management

anagement Domain lowing information:

tifier of the management

.

stem is acting as a VTP r. A third option is icates the device is not domain.

on Revision Number.



ding a VLANhin the VLAN panel, enter the number of the N you would like to add. Click the “Add” ton. A button representing the new VLAN will ear in the VLAN panel.

anging a Port’s VLANelect a VLAN to add a port to, highlight the N number icon in the VLAN panel. Double

k on the port icon which you would like to add he VLAN. The port icon will be highlighted to cate the change. The port counts, next to the N icons, should accurately reflect the number orts assigned to each VLAN.

moving a VLANemove a VLAN, make sure there are no ports

igned to the VLAN. Highlight that VLAN’s ber icon. Click the “Remove” button. The

N will be removed from the VLAN panel.

VTP ApplicationThis section describes thApplication supported bThe model type name foCiscoVTPApp.

Management DomaAccess: From the Icon SuCiscoVTPApp Application icDomain.

This view displays the MTable. It provides the fol

IndexThe unique integer idendomain.

NameThe name of the domain

Local ModeIndicates whether the syClient or as a VTP Serve“transparent” which indsupporting VTP for this

Rev NumberThe current Configurati



LasTheupd

LasTheNum

RowDis

TftpTheVLA

TftpTheSerdominfo

PruInddisa

VersDis

(VLAN Info)mation displays the

N on the ISL trunks.

N. Possible values are: mtuTooBigForDevice, k.

which this VLAN is being

r than that indicated by , to which this VLAN is dged.

AN, defined as the size of formation field portion of

an be transmitted on the

VLAN.



t Updater IP address of the VTP Server which last ated the Configuration Revision Number.

t Updated time at which the Configuration Revision ber was last increased to its current value.

Statusplays whether row is active or inactive.

Server IP address of a TFTP Server from which VTP N information for this domain is to be stored.

Pathname complete pathname of the file at the TFTP ver identified by the value of the management ain TftpServer from which VTP VLAN rmation is to be stored.

ning Stateicates whether VTP pruning is enabled or bled.

ion In Useplays version currently in use.

VTP InformationVirtual Trunk Port Inforfollowing:

IndexThe identifier of this VLA

VLAN StateCurrent state of the VLAoperational, suspended,and mtuTooBigForTrun

NameThe name of this VLAN.

Trans VLAN1A translational VLAN to translationally-bridged.

Trans VLAN2Another VLAN, i.e., otheVlanTranslational Vlan1being translationally-bri

MTU SizeThe MTU size on this VLthe largest MAC-layer (inthe) data frame which cVLAN.

Ring No.The ring number of this



BridThefor

StpTheon t

PareThe

BridTheVLA

AreDisdeson t

Ste ThealloVLA

Editingbviews menu for the on, select VTP Editing.

llowing table :

rol Tableeans to control the

a particular management

ssible Operation values.

eration Values

Description

in the EditTable to correspond t global VLAN information. If r is not currently empty, a n fails. A successful copy rts the deadman-timer.

eck on the modified ontained in the Edit Buffer, ent, it tries to instantiate the mation as the new global tion. An empty Edit Buffer

result in an incosistency since ANs are reqyired to be



ge No. bridge number of the VTP-capable switches this VLAN.

Type type of Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) running his VLAN.

nt parent VLAN for this VLAN.

ge type of the bridging mode in use on this N.

Hop Countplays the maximum number of routing criptors allowed in All Routes Explorer Frames his VLAN.

Hop Count maximum number of routing descriptors wed in Spanning Tree Explorer frames on this N.

Cisco VTP VLANAccess: From the Icon SuCiscoVTPApp Application ic

This view provides the fo

VLAN Editing ContThis table provides the mediting of the VLANs for domain.

OperationTable 13 displays the po

Table 13: Op

Value

Copy Creates rows to the currenthe Edit Buffecopy operatiooperation sta

Apply Performs a chinformation cand if consistmodified inforVLAN informawould alwaysthe default VLpresent.



AppTheinstVLAactireceinPinclocsom

BufThethe

RevThethe

ablebviews menu for the con, select VTP Edit Buffer.

es information e of VLAN and statistics VLAN Editing Control

rticular VLAN.

N. Possible values are ed , and mtuTooBigForTrunk

ossible types are Ring, fddiNET, trNet,

AN would be

n VLAN1 to which this ionally-bridged.

Rele

Res



ly Status current status of an “apply” operation to antiate the Edit Buffer as the new global N information. If no “apply” is currently ve, the status represented is that of the most ntly completed apply. The possible values are: rogress, succeeded, configNumberError, onsistentEdit, tooBig, alNVStoreFail, editBufferEmpty, eOtherError.

fer Owner management station which is currently using Edit Buffer for this management domain.

ision No. Configuration Revision Number to be used for next apply operation

VLAN Edit Buffer TAccess: From the Icon SuCiscoVTP App Application i

This Buffer Table providconcerning current statand it located below theTable.

IndexNumber identifying a pa

VLAN StateThe current state of VLAoperational , suspendmtuTooBigForDevice , .

VLAN TypeThe type of this VLAN. Pethernet, fddi, tokenand vlandeprecated.

NameThe name of this VLAN.

Trans VLAN1A VLAN to which this VLtranslationally-bridged.

Trans VLAN2Another VLAN other thaVLAN would be translat

ase Flushes the Edit Buffer, clears the Owner information, and aborts the deadman-timer. A release generates automatically when the deadman-timer expires.

tartTimer Restarts the deadman-timer.

Table 13: Operation Values (Continued)

Value Description



MTUThelarg

SAIThe

RinThe

BridTheuse

StpTheon t

PareThe

CisAccCisc

Thissystfollo

IndeThecorr

tDomainIndex for the this trunk port.

sulation used on this

ning one bit per VLAN in on this port. They are

ds to VLANs with rough 7; The second octet etc. The most significant onds to the lowest value If the bit corresponding to n the local system is receiving frames on that “0”, then the system is nd receiving frames on

AN which is represented trunk port. For trunk sending and receiving of should be set to zero.



Size MTU size on this VLAN, defined as the size of est MAC layer.

D value of the 802.10 SAID field.

g No. ring number for this VLAN.

ge No. bridge number of the VTP-capable switches d for this VLAN.

Type type of the Spanning Tree Protocol running his VLAN.

nt index of the VLAN parent for this VLAN.

co Trunk Port Information Viewess: From the Icons Subviews menu for the oVTPApp Application icon, select Trunk Ports.

table contains information on the local em’s VLAN trunk ports, including the wing:

x value of the ifIndex for the interface esponding to this port.

Man DomainThe value of managemenmanagement domain on

EncapsulationThe type of VLAN encaptrunk port.

Vlans EnabledA string of octets contaithe management domaindefined as follows:

The first octet corresponVlanIndex values of 0 thto VLANs 8 through 15;bit of each octet correspVlanIndex in that octet. a VLAN is set to “1”, theenabled for sending andVLAN; if the bit is set todisabled from sending athat VLAN.

Native VlanThe Vlan Index of the VLby native frames on thisports not supporting thenative frames, this value



RowThethe appporassdomcrea

In JThetrun

OutThethis

OutThewhiVLA

Theclic

PruA stthe firstvalu8 thocte

rresponding to a VLAN is system is permitted to trunk port; if the bit is m must not prune that .

ning one bit per VLAN in on this trunk port. The

o VLANs with VlanIndex e second octet to VLANs ost significant bit of each lowest value VlanIndex set to “1”, then this VLAN rded on this trunk port, if the bit is set to “0”, tly not being forwarded

r because it is pruned or

ning one bit per VLAN in k port. If the bit is set to “1”, then the

sending joins for this , i.e., it is asking to LAN; if the bit is set to is not currently sending is trunk port.



Status status of this row. In some circumstances, creation of a row is needed to enable the ropriate trunking/tagging protocol on the t, to enable the use of VTP on the, and to ign the port to the appropriate management ain. Frequently, rows in this table will be ted as a by-product of other operations.

oins number of VTP Join messages sent on this k port.

Joins number of VTP Out Join messages sent on trunk port.

Adverts number of VTP Advertisement messages ch indicate the sender does not support N-pruning received on this trunk port.

next three views are visible only in double k view, as they contain long octet-strings:

ning Eligiblering of octets containing one bit per VLAN in management domain on this trunk port. The octet corresponds to VLANs with VlanIndex es of 0 through 7; the second octet to VLANs rough 15, etc. The most significant bit of each t corresponds to the lowest value VlanIndex

in that octet. If the bit coset to “1”, then the localprune that VLAN on thisset to “0”, then the systeVLAN on this trunk port

Xmit JoinedA string of octets contaithe management domainfirst octet corresponds tvalues of 0 through 7; th8 through 15; etc. The moctet corresponds to thein that octet. If the bit isis presently being forwai.e, is not being pruned;then this VLAN is presenon this trunk port, eithefor some other reason.

Rcv JoinedA string of octets contaithe domain on this truncorresponding to a VLANlocal switch is currentlyVLAN on this trunk portreceive frames for this V“0”, then the local switchjoins for this VLAN on th



DynForwheshoopemecTab

the interface is acting as

odules allow VTP to be tely from that of the n instance this field ely enable VTP on that s not support a separate this object shall always cept no other value

ationr the Discovery App. This application plication-specific

le Viewtatus Table (Page 50)

able Viewbviews menu for the con, select Cache.

formation received by the l (CDP):

T

Va

On

Off

Desle

Aut



amic devices that allow dynamic determination of ther a line between two (or more) switches uld be a trunk or not, this object allows the rator to mandate the behavior of that dynamic hanism. The possible values are contained in le 14.

StatusIndicates whether or nota trunk.

VTP EnabledSome trunk interface menabled/disabled separacentral device. In such aprovides a way to remotmodule. If a module doeVTP enabled state then return “true” and will acduring a SET operation.

Discovery ApplicThe model type name foapplication is CiscoCDPprovides the following apsubviews:

• Discovery Cache Tab• Interface Discovery S

Discovery Cache TAccess: From the Icon SuCiscoCDPApp Application i

This view provides the inCisco Discovery Protoco

able 14: Dynamic Determination Values

lue Description

Dictates that the interface will always be a trunk. This is the value for static entries (those that show no static behavior).

Allows an operator to specify that the interface is never to be trunk, regardless of any dynamic mechanisms to the contrary. This value is useful for overriding the default behavior of some switches.

irab Used to indicate that it is desirable for the interface to become a trunk. The device will initiate any negotiation necessary to become a trunk but will not become a trunk unless it receives confirmation form other participants on the link.

o Used to indicate that the interface is capable and willing to become a trunk but will not inititate trunking negotiations. Other participants on the link are required to either start negotiations or start sending encapsulated packets, on which event the specified interface will become a trunk.



TypDiscorr

AddTherepo

DevTherepo

DevTherepo

PlatThe

CapThe

DouDisvers

ery Status Tablebviews menu for the con, select Interfaces.

tatus of Cisco Discovery interfaces. It provides the

out the type of devices in on information about the evices, and the number of evice.

ber of the repeater port is interface.

er of the repeater port is interface.

which the CDP messages his interface. The default

of this views’ values will covery Status View.



eplays the type of address contained in the esponding Address field described below.

ress network layer of the device’s SNMP-agent as rted in the most recent CDP message.

ice ID Device-ID. A zero indicates no Device-ID was rted.

ice Port Port-ID. A zero indicates no Port-ID was rted.

form devices hardware platform.

abilities devices functional capabilities.

ble-clicking on any of these values opens the covery Cache view which provides the software ion information.

Interface DiscovAccess: From the Icon SuCiscoCDPApp Application i

This table contains the sProtocol on the device's following information:

DiscoveryDisplays information abthe network, configuratilinks connecting those dinterfaces within each d

GroupDisplays the group numwhich corresponds to th

PortDisplays the port numbwhich corresponds to th

IntervalDisplays the interval at are to be generated on tvalue is 60 seconds.

Double-clicking on any display the Interface Dis



VLProSerassdevapp

•

•

CisSeAccCisc

This

ProThesupto qassprobaspor

RetThebefo

lly reconfirm s on each port with the fies the interval length the value is set to “0”, nfirm membership with

e to cause the switch to f every dynamic port.

ys returns a value of

e last request that sets onfirm.

of the VMPS.

ithin the Cisco VMPS e the primary VMPS by reach the primary server, secondary server, until it rn to the primary server.

Set this value to true to mary server, and make



AN Membership Applicationvides information on VLAN Membership Policy vers used by devices and VLAN membership ignments of non-trunk bridge ports of the ice. This application provides the following lication-specific subviews:

Cisco VLAN Membership Policy Server (VMPS) View (Page 51)Cisco VLAN Membership View (Page 52)

co VLAN Membership Policy rver (VMPS) Viewess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the o_Vlan Application icon, select VMPS.

view contains the following information:

tocol Version VLAN Query Protocol (VQP) version ported on the device. VQP is the protocol used uery (VMPS) for VLAN membership ignments of dynamic VLAN ports. A VMPS vides VLAN membership policy assignments ed on the content of the packets received on a t.

ries number of retries for VQP requests to a VMPS re using the next available VMPS.

Reconfirm IntervalThe switch will periodicamembership of addresseVMPS. This object specibefore reconfirmation. Ifthe switch does not recoVMPS.

Reconfirm MembershipSet this entry to executreconfirm membership oReading this value alwaready.

Reconfirm ResultReturns the result of thvmVmpsReconfirm to rec

VMPS IP AddressDisplays the IP address

VMPS Table This table is contained wView. The device will usdefault. If it is unable tothen it will use the first runs out and has to retu

Primary StatusThe status of the VMPS.make this VMPS the pri



the alsoAttewillentrtabl

RowThe

CisAccCisc

ThisMem

VLA subridretris cis a

VLAThe

MemThethe

ost significant bit mbered port, and the

nts the highest port. LAN is represented by a of this object.

AN port membership. ridge port that is

e VLAN. An entry may be rts are created or deleted ment console device.

ership assigned to this embership is assigned to ith dynamic membership d on content of packets via VQP queries to

ort is assigned to. This s not assigned to a VLAN.



switch use this as the current server. This will cause other rows to change to false. mpting to write a value of false after creation result in a return of bad value. Deleting an y that has a true value will result in the first e entry being set to true.

Status status of the row.

co VLAN Membership Viewess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the o_Vlan Application icon, select VLAN Membership.

view provides information about the VLAN bership ports and statistics.

AN Membership Summary Tablemmary of VLAN membership of non-trunk ge ports. This is a convenience table for ieving VLAN membership information. A row reated for a VLAN if the VLAN exists, or a port ssigned to a non-existent VLAN.

N Index id of the VLAN.

ber ports set of the device’s member ports belonging to VLAN. Each octet specifies a set of 8 ports.

Within each octet, the mrepresents the lowest nuleast significant represeThus, each port of the Vsingle bit with the value

Membership TableThis table configures VLThere is a row for each bassigned to (at most) oncreated/deleted when povia SNMP or the manage

Port numberThe number of the port.

VLAN TypeThe type of VLAN membport. A port with static ma VLAN directly. A port wis assigned a VLAN basereceived on the port andVMPS.

VLAN IDThe id of the VLAN the pvalue is zero if the port i



PorIndPosshu

CisVieAccCiscSta

This

VQPThedevinit

VQPThedevinit

VMPTheinit

VQPTheinit“shu

nce last system re-ponse indicated “denied.” he result of the igured at a VMPS by the

esQP response indicated

QP response indicated a indicates that the VMPS rsion that is different rsion.

QP wrong domain

tion is generated is incremented. The IP S is sent.



t Statusicates the current VLAN status of the port. sible values are active, inactive, and tdown.

co VLAN Membership Statistics wess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the o_VLAN Application icon, select Membership tistics.


Requests total number of VQP requests sent by this ice to all VMPS since last system re-ialization.

Responses number of VQP responses received by this ice from all VMPS since last system re-ialization.

S Changes number of times, since the last system re-ialization that the current VMPS has changed.

Shutdowns number of times, since last system re-ialization, a VQP response indicated tdown.”

VQP DeniedThe number of times, siinitialization, a VQP resA “denied” response is tmembership policy confadministrator.

VQP Insufficient ResourcThe number of times a Vinsufficient resources.

VQP Wrong VersionThe number of times a Vwrong VQP version. Thisused supports a VQP vefrom the device’s VQP ve

VQP Wrong DomainThe number of times a Vresponse has been sent.

VMPS ChangesA VMPS change notificawhenever VmpsChangesaddress of the new VMP



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bytes from the memory n use by applications on

m the memory pool that the managed device.

mber of contiguous bytes at are currently unused

Application to determine the number m the switch and which ch VLAN. This application plication-specific

(Page 55)ble View (Page 56) Table View (Page 57)iew (Page 59)



co Memory Pool Applicationplays statisitical information regarding

ory of the managed device. This application tains the following subview:

Cisco Memory Pool Monitor Table View (Page 54)

co Memory Pool Monitor Table wess: From the Icon Subviews menu of the o_Mem_App Application icon, select Monitor.

table displays memory pool monitoring ies.

eplays the name assigned to a memory pool.

rnateicates whether or not this memory pool has an rnate pool configured. Alternate pools are d for fallback when the current pool runs out emory. If this has a value of zero there is no

rnate.

d indicates whether or not the remaining cts in this entry contain accurate data. If this e is false, the values of this row may contain curate information.

UsedIndicates the number ofpool that are currently ithe managed device.

FreeThe number of bytes froare currently unused on

Largest FreeIndicates the largest nufrom the memory pool thon the managed device.

Cisco 32xx Vlan This application is usedof VLANs configured froports are members of eaprovides the following apsubviews:

• VLAN Port Table View• VLAN Information Ta• VLAN Spanning Tree• VLAN Station Table V



VLAccC3xTab

VLAThe

SwiThemodbelostan

PorTheincl

Eacporthrothromosnumrepreacbit thenthaincl

ate ViewLAN entry in the VLAN Port

mber.

the switch.

s to and remove ports git in this field the switch indicated by

igitis represents port lot 1.

r digits represents port lot 2. digits represents ports slot 3.r digits represents ports slot 4.

digits represents port slot 5. digits represents port slot 6.ur digits represents port slot 7.



AN Port Table Viewess: From the Icon Subviews menu of the 00VlanApp Application icon, select VLAN Port le.

N Number VLAN’s identifier number.

tch Number number assigned to a switch, in standalone e or in a stack configuration, with ports nging to a VLAN. The default number for a dalone switch is 1.

ts hexadecimal value that represents the ports uded in the VLAN.

h octet with the value specifies a set of eight ts, with the first octet specifying ports 1 ugh 8, the second octet specifying ports 9 ugh 16, and so on. Within each octet, the t significant bit represents the lowest bered port, and the least significant bit esents the highest numbered port. Thus,

h port of the VLAN is represented by a single within the value. If that bit has a value of “1,” that port is included in the set of ports. If

t bit has a value of “,” then the port is not uded.

VLAN Port Table UpdAccess: Double-click on a VTable view.

VLAN NumberThe VLAN’s identifier nu

Switch NumberThe number assigned to

VLAN PortsEnables you to add portfrom the VLAN. Each dicorresponds to a port onSwitch Number.

• The first set of four dpositions 1 to 4 in s

• The second set of foupositions 5 to 8 in s

• The third set of fourpositions 9 to 12 in

• The fourth set of foupositions 13 to 16 in

• The fifth set of four positoins 17 to 20 in

• The sixth set of fourpositions 21 to 24 in

• The seventh set of fopositions 25 to 28 in



To afrom

To rvalu

VLAccC3xInfo

NumThe

NamThe

IP AThe

StatThe“Acand

NumThe

date ViewN entry in the VLAN

mber.

status. Possible values s at least one port

the VLAN has no port

ations on the VLAN.

nsf active stations on the witches from which the

name (1 to 32 .

fy the IP configuration for de:



dd a port to the VLAN, change the port value “0” to “1.”

emove a port from the VLAN, change the port e from “1” to “0.”

AN Information Table Viewess: From the Icon Subviews menu of the 00VLANApp Application icon, select VLAN rmation Table.

ber VLAN’s identifier number.

e name assigned to a VLAN.

ddress IP Address assigned to a VLAN.

e current state of a VLAN. Possible values are tive,” (the VLAN has at least one port member), “Inactive” (the VLAN has no port members).

ber of Stations number of stations on a VLAN.

VLAN Information UpAccess: Double-click a VLAInformation Table view.

NumberThe VLAN’s identifier nu

Current StateThe VLAN’s operational are: Active (the VLAN hamember), and Inactive (members).

Currently Active StationsThe number of active st

Largest Number of StatioThe aggregate number oVLAN from each of the sVLAN is configured.

NameEnables you to provide acharacters) for the VLAN

IP ConfigurationUse this button to specithe VLAN. Options inclu



IP AEnaTheswi

IP SEnaVLAswi

fault gateway for the

e or disable the Spanning e VLAN. Options include

abled).

ee Table Viewbviews menu of the icon, select VLAN

mber.

that provides the lowest N to the root bridge.

he root from this VLAN.

undredths of a second, of ed in BPDUs learned port on the VLAN before

O

aut

alw

disa



ddressbles you to assign an IP address for the VLAN. default value is the IP address assigned to the tch.

ubnet Maskbles you to assign an IP subnet mask for the N. The default value is the mask for the

tch.

Default GatewayThe IP address of the deVLAN.

STP ButtonUse this button to enablTree Protocol (STP) for thon (enabled) and off (dis

VLAN Spanning TrAccess: From the Icon SuC3x00VlanApp ApplicationSpanning Tree Table.

VLAN NumberThe VLAN’s identifier nu

Root PortThe number of the port cost path from this VLA

Root CostThe cost of the path to t

Max AgeThe maximum age, in hSTP information containfrom the network on anyit is discarded.

Table 15: IP Configuration Options

ption Description

o-bootp The switch broadcasts bootp requests only when it must determine its own IP address because it does not have an IP address or the IP address in NVRAM is unreadable or invalid. This is the default setting.

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Device Performance View (Page 60)Performance View (Page 61)Switch Performance View (Page 61)Port Performance View (Page 62)

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