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ContentsTRODUCTION 5

urpose and Scope ........................................................5equired Reading ...........................................................5upported Devices..........................................................6he SPECTRUM Model ..................................................6

SKS 8

Application Information (examine) ........................8Chassis Information..............................................8Device (configure) ................................................8Device Performance (monitor) .............................8Interface Mask and Address (examine)................8Model Information (examine)................................8Net Management (configure)................................8Port Configuration ................................................8Interface status (monitor) .....................................8Port Statistics (monitor) ........................................8System Configuration View ..................................8

VICE VIEWS 9

nterface Device View .....................................................9Interface Icon.............................................................10

IP Address Label....................................................11Interface Icon Subviews Menu...............................11

Interface Status View.................................................12Interface Configuration - Information View ................12

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Port Icon Labels ...........Interval Frames RecePort Status Indicators

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Device Configuration ViewInterface Configuration ViePort Configuration View ...System Configuration ViewSystem Information View .Net Management View.....

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Receive Statistics View..........................................36Receive Statistics (detailed) View..........................37Transmit Statistics View.........................................38Transmit Statistics (detailed) View.........................39

Collision Table View ..................................................41LAN Table View ..........................................................41VLAN Table Entry Update View ................................42

VLAN Member Table..........................................42VLAN Membership Update View........................43

andwidth Usage View .................................................43Bandwidth Usage Table .....................................44

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evice Performance View.............................................45erformance View.........................................................46ort Performance View .................................................46

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Introduction

This section introduces SPECTRUM Device Management documentation for Cisco Ca

is introduction to the Cisco Catalyst cumentation contains the following formation:

Purpose and ScopeRequired ReadingSupported DevicesThe SPECTRUM Model (Page 6)

urpose and Scope

e this documentation as a guide for managing sco Catalyst 1900 devices with the SPECTRUM anagement module SM-CAT1003. This cumentation describes the icons, menus, and ws that enable you to remotely monitor, nfigure, and troubleshoot Cisco Catalyst vices through software models in your ECTRUM database.

ly information specific to the supported anagement module is included under this topic. r general information about device

management using SPexplanations of basic Sand navigation techniqdocumentation listed u

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upported Devicese Cisco Catalyst 1900 series Ethernet switches ovide 10base T connectivity to the single rkstation, 10baseT hubs, or any other 10 seT compatible device, full-duplex 100baseT nnectivity to servers or the backbone, and axial or fiber connectivity options through the itched AUI port. It supports configuration of up

four VLANs on one or across multiple switches, namic address learning, packet forwarding, tering, and flooding controls, multiple switching odes, and port monitoring

he SPECTRUM Model

ECTRUM uses a single model type for modeling e supported Cisco Catalyst 1900 device. This odel type is SWCat 1900. This model is presented in SpectroGRAPH views by Device ns. As shown below, the appearance of the vice icon varies depending on the view in which appears.

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Device Views (Page 9)Configuration Views (Page 16)Application Views (Page 32)Performance Views (Page 45)Model Information View (Page 48)

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S P E C T R U M E n t e r p r i s e M a n a g e r 8 Cisco Catalyst 1900

Tasks

This section lists device management tasks alphabetically and provides links to descriptions of the views and/ortables used to perform the task.

Application Information (examine)• Application Views (Page 32)

Chassis Information• Chassis Device View (Page 13)

Device (configure)• Device Configuration View (Page 16)

Device Performance (monitor)• Device Performance View (Page 45)

Interface Mask and Address (examine)• Secondary Address Panel View (Page 13)

Model Information (examine)• Model Information View (Page 48)

Net Management (configure)• Net Management View (Page 26)

Port Configuration• Interface Device View (Page 9)• Port Configuration View (Page 17)

Interface status (monitor)• Interface Status View (Page 12)

Port Statistics (monitor)• Port Performance View (Page 46)

System Configuration View• System Configuration View (Page 19)


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Interface Device View.Chassis Device View (Page 13).

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erface Type Labelis label displays the interface type, e.g., hernet, FDDI, Other, etc. Double-click this label access the Secondary Address Label.

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erface Indexlist of interfaces held by the device.

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this panel and clicking the Update button.

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terval Frames Received Countersplays the number of frames (packets) received this port every five seconds. Double-click this el to open the Port Performance View (Page 46)

rt Status Indicatorsis section describes port status indications. ch indication consists of a status-condition

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Device Configuration ViewInterface Configuration View (Page 17)Port Configuration View (Page 17)System Configuration View (Page 19)Net Management View (Page 26)Upgrade View (Page 30)

evice Configuration Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Device n, select Configuration.

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scriptiondescription of the device.

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min. Statussplays the current administrative state of the terface or port. Possible values are Up, Down,sting, Unknown, Dormant , and Notesent.

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nnector Typee port’s connector type, RJ45 or AUI.

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dressing Securitye this button to enable and disable addressing curity for the port. A secured port restricts the rt to static addresses either learned by or anually entered for the port. Disabled is the fault value.

od Unregistered Multicastse this button to enable and disable the warding to the port frames addressed to

ulticast addresses that have not been registered the port. When set to disabled, the port filters d discards such frames. Enabled is the default lue.

od Unknown Unicastse this button to enable and disable the warding of unknown unicast frames to the rt. When set to enabled, the switch, upon ceiving a frame with an unknown unicast stination address on another port, will transmit e frame to the port. When set to disabled, the itch will filter and not transmit unknown icast frames to the port. Enabled is the default lue.

nitoringe this button to enable and disable the signation of the port as a monitored port. ame traffic from a monitored port is forwarded the specified monitor port.

Port PerformanceUse this button to acceView (Page 46).

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This view describes hoConfiguration window parameters. You can uConfiguration window tasks:

Hardware/Software ReseUse this button to resecurrent configuration sis noReset and is automeach reset action.

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dress Violation Actione this button to specify the action the switch plements when an address violation (an dress mismatch or duplication) occurs on a cured port. Actions include:

dress Violation Alerte this button to enable or disable generation of dressViolation traps. The default value is abled.

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spend The port is suspended until the correct address is received. While suspended the port will neither forward frames it receives nor accept frames to be forwarded. This is the default action.

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ly from the blocking state , skipping the listening and

ify the action the switch e to broadcast storm

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0 baseT twisted pair r is used.

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Description



nitor Portables you to enter the number of the port you nt to serve as the “monitor port” for the switch. e default port number is “non-existent port 31”, ich indicates that no port on the switch is the

onitor port.

nitor Higher Protocole this button to enable or disable transmission frames (SNMP/TFTP/XNSEcho) transmitted to d received from the higher layer protocol ocess to the designated monitor port. The fault value is Disabled .

rt 25 Connectore this button to specify which connector type is ed for port 25 (the AUI port) or that the switch rns which connector type is used. Options are

Table 5:

Enable STPUse this button to enaimplementation of the the switch. The default

Strict STP TransitionUse this button to enaimplementation of all tthe Spanning Tree Proa port from the blockinstate. The default valuethat the switch forces Saddressed ports directto the forwarding statelearning states.

Broadcast Storm ActionUse this button to specimplements in respons

Table 5: Connector Type Options

Option Description

I When a 10base5 coaxial connector is used

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ckets received from switch ports. Actions clude:

oadcast Storm Alerte this button to enable or disable generation of oadcastStorm traps. The default value is sabled .

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cond threshold used by the switch to determine

when to respond to broThe default value is 50

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This section describes Information window anparameters. You can uview (Figure 8) to view following Catalyst 1900

• Revision numbers and forward engine

• Separate and share• Frame buffers• Status of LEDs• Power on self tests• Address capacity• Port status• Broadcast storms• Power supply

Table 6: Broadcast Storm Action Options

Option Description

ock The switch discards broadcast packets received from a port and moves the port to the blocking state if the number of packets received exceeds the broadcast packet threshold specified for the switch. The port can be moved back to the forwarding state if the number of broadcast packets it transmits does not exceed the re-enable threshold.

nore The switch does not respond to the number of broadcast packets received from switch ports. This is the default action.

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dch’s utilization meter LEDs tch’s front panel.

of dynamic and static y the switch.

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Figure 8: System Information View

d Engine ASIC Revisione revision number of the switch’s forwarding gine ASIC.

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stricted Static Addr Capacitye maximum number of restricted static dresses supported by the switch.

ST Resultcomposite value that indicates the failure of one more of the switch’s components to pass the wer On Self Test (POST). Table 7 lists each itch component along with its corresponding T st) index and the computed value for its POST lure, which is 2 raised to (T-1). The composite lue is the sum of the computed values.

r example, if only the RS-232 port POST fails, e POST result is 8, which is 24-1. If CAM, Port ntrol/status, and SRAM failed POST, then the lue displayed is 8324, which is the sum of 23-1, -1, and 214-1.

use the composite value to determine which mponent(s) failed POST:

Convert the composite value to its binary equivalent.

r example, 8324 = 10000010000100.

unting from right to left, each bit represents e T index associated with each switch mponent POST.

2 Determine which bdetermine which swPOST.

3 For example, in 10eighth, and fourteeindicating that thePort control/status

Table 7: PowerInd

Switch ComponentPOST

T

Ports 1

Station address PROM

2

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7

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particular bit is set to “1,” it LED for a port.

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rt Failed POST Mapbit array where if a particular bit is set to “1,” it dicates a failure of the corresponding port termined by the POST “Ports” test.

ch octet within the value specifies a set of eight rts, with the first octet specifying ports 1 rough 8, the second octet specifying ports 9 rough 16, and so on. Within each octet, the ost significant bit represents the lowest mbered port, and the least significant bit

presents the highest numbered port. Thus, ch port of the switch is represented by a single t within the value. If that bit has a value of “1,”

then that port failed thvalue of “0” passed the

Port Link Display MapA bit array, where if a pindicates a lit link LED

Each octet within the vlink LEDs, with the firsLEDs for ports 1 throuspecifying link LEDs foso on. Within each ocrepresents the lowest nthe least significant bitnumbered port LED. Tis represented by a sinthat bit has a value of LED is currently lit. If then that port’s link LE

Port Disabled Display MaA bit array, where if a pindicates a lit disabled

Each octet within the vdisabled LEDs, with thdisabled LEDs for portoctet specifying disableso on. Within each octerepresents the lowest nleast significant bit repnumbered LED. Thus,

orwarding engine 11 211 = 1024

orwarding engine 12 212-1 = 2048

on-volatile RAM 13 213-1 = 4096

RAM 14 214-1 = 8192

PROM 15 215-1 = 16384

CU DRAM 16 216-1 = 36768

Table 7: Power On Self Test Failure Indicators (Continued)

witch ComponentPOST

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presented by a single bit within the value. If at bit has a value of “1,” then that port’s sabled LED is currently lit. If that bit has a lue of “0,” then that port’s disabled LED is not .

oadcast Storm Last Timee last time a port exceeded the broadcast reshold set for the switch if the switch’s oadcast storm control was enabled at least once ce system startup.

rt Exceed Broadcast Storme port where the broadcast threshold was last ceeded.

e Broadcast Storm Action (Page 21) for formation on enabling broadcast storm control tions, and see Broadcast Threshold (Page 22) for formation on setting a broadcast packet reshold.

dundant Power Statee status of the switch’s connection to a dundant power supply. Conditions include:

Internal Power StateThe status of the switcConditions include Off

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e time in seconds a CDP ighbor information from rding the information. The conds.



mmunicate with a device on a different IP twork when the switch does not know the vice’s return address.

able Authentication Trapse this button to enable or disable generation of thenticationFailure traps.

able Link Trapse this button to enable or disable generation of kUp/linkDown traps.

dem Auto Answere this button to enable or disable acceptance of

coming calls to the modem connected to the itch’s console port. The default value is abled .

dem Dial Delay (seconds)ables you to enter the dial delay, in seconds, the modem between every dial-out failure. The lue zero indicates an infinite delay. The default lue is 300 seconds.

dem Init Stringables you to enter the phone number used to ll a remote modem by auto-dial. Only the phone mber needs to be specified (i.e., do not specify y dial prefix string such as ATDT.) Leave this ing empty if you do not want to automatically nnect to a remote modem. This number takes ect after every line hangup.

Console Password ThresEnables you to enter thtimes someone fails to management by enteribefore console manageoff. The log off period iSilent Time (mins) fielfailed attempts.

Console Silent Time (minEnables you to enter thconsole management ainaccessible before it wmanagement log-on pais 0, which means the application is always a

Console Inact Time (secsEnables you to enter thapplication inactivity bmanagement applicatiologs off). The default vaconsole never times ou

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e IP address of a to designate as a Set client

t Client Status

Definition

lient is permitted to issue Set ds.

lient is not permitted to issue ands.



P Transmission Time (secs)ables you to enter the interval in seconds tween transmissions of CDP messages from the itch’s ports. The default value is 60 seconds.

MP Enablee this button to enable or disable plementation of CGMP by the switch. The fault value is Enabled.

MP Router Hold Time (secs)ables you to enter the interval the switch will ld IP multicast groups learned from CGMP and nt by a router. The default value is 300 conds.

t Client Tablee this button to access the Set Client Table

ew ().

p Client Tablee this button to access the Trap Client Table

ew (Page 29).

t Client Table Viewcess: Click the Set Client button in the Net nagement view.

exe numeric identifier of each station entry listed

the table. Four entries are allowed.

AddressThe IP Address of eachtable.

StatusIndicates whether or nto issue Set commands

Set Client Table UpdaAccess: From the Set Clan entry you want to mod

IndexThe numeric identifier which you invoked theview.

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on receives traps.

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to remove the IP address of a workstation rrently designated as a Set client.

add or replace an entry, enter the IP Address of e new Set client. To remove an entry from the ble, enter 0.0.0.0.

atuse this button to suspend or reinstate Set Client ivileges. Options include:

mmunity Stringables you to specify the community string for

e Trap client.

ap Client Table Viewcess: Click the Trap Client Table button on the Net nagement View.

IndexThe numeric identifier in the table. Four entri

AddressThe IP address of eachtable.

StatusIndicates whether or ntraps. Conditions inclu

Community StringThe Trap Client’s SNM

Trap Client Table UAccess: Double-click on amodify or remove in the T

This view displays the

Table 10: Set Client Privileges Options

Option Description

rmanent The Set Client has Set command privileges. This is the default value.

valid The Set Client’s privileges are suspended.

Table 11: Statio

Option

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be used to perform the

download methodh to automatically reset

rmware upgrades er workstations. following fields:

the firmware currently in

ory capacity in kilobytes.

of the last upgrade to flash source of the upgrade, the nd time of the upgrade.

ify whether the switch PROM or flash at the next

Pe

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exe numeric identifier of the station entry for ich you invoked the Trap Client Table Update w.

dressables you to enter the IP address of a rkstation you want to designate as a Trap ient or to remove the IP address of a rkstation currently designated as a Trap ient. To add or replace an entry, enter the IP dress of the new Trap Client. To remove an try, enter 0.0.0.0.

atuse this button to specify Trap client privileges. tions include:

mmunity Stringables you to specify the community string for

e Trap Client.

Upgrade ViewAccess: From the Icon Sicon select Upgrade.

The Upgrade view can following tasks:

• Execute a firmware• Specify a download• Configure the switc

after a download.• Authorize switch fi

requested from othThis view contains the

Current EPROM RevisionThe version number ofEPROM.

Current Flash SizeThe switch’s flash mem

Flash Bank StatusThe status and versionmemory, including theversion, and the date a

Download MethodUse this button to specreads the firmware in E

Table 12: Trap Client Privileges

Option Description

rmanent The station receives traps.

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boot After Downloade this button to enable or disable the automatic

set feature for the switch after a download. The fault value is Enabled .

art Download Upgradee this button to execute the download. The fault value is noUpgrade and is automatically stored after each start download action.

grade Listenere this button to enable or disable firmware wnload requests for the switch from TFTP rkstations. The default value is Enabled .

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This section describes the Application view and the associated application-specific sumodels of Cisco Catalyst 1900 devices in SPECTRUM.

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

hen a device model is created, SPECTRUM tomatically creates models for each of the ajor and minor applications supported by the vice. The main Application view identifies all of ese application models, shows their current ndition status, and provides access to plication-specific subviews.

gure 9 shows the main Application view in its fault mode (Icon) where each of the application odels is represented by an Application icon. The plication icons are arranged hierarchically der a Device icon, with major applications in e top row and their respective minor plications stacked directly below.

you prefer to see applications displayed by me only, in a single, vertical list, select View ode> List.

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e Catalyst 1900 devices support both common plications (those supported by all or most vices) and device-specific applications. Table 13 ts the applications that are commonly available many or all devices managed by SPECTRUM. cause they are common throughout device anagement within SPECTRUM, they are scribed in the documentation listed within the ble. The following specific Application is pported by the device and is described in this ction:

Switch Application (EsSwitchApp)

Switch ApplicatThis major applicationprovides the following subviews:

• Switch Ports View (• VLAN Table View (P• Bandwidth Usage V

Table 13: Common

Application

Routing (GenRtrApp) (includes IP Routing)

Ethernet (EthernetApp)

Bridging (GenBridgingApp(includes Static Bridging, Spanning Tree, Transpare

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is in the reset state.

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is suspended because it is not to a VLAN or the VLAN it is to does not exist.

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witch Ports Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the SwitchApp Application icon, select Switch Ports.

rte port number.

dia Capabilitye port’s media capability:

general-ethernet (10 Mbps)private-ethernet (10 Mbps)general-fast-ethernet (100 Mbps)private-fast-ethernet (100 Mbps)repeated-fast-ethernet (100 Mbps)

rt Typedicates whether or not the port is a network rt.

ll Duplexdicates whether the port is in half-duplex or ll-duplex mode.

atuse port’s status. Conditions include:

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suspended-violation

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is view displays the following information:

rte port number.

tal Framese total number of frames received.

tal Octetse total number of octets received.

tal Octets Wrapse total number of times the Total Octet value s rolled to zero.

icast Framese total number of frames received and directed

a unicast address.

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Broadcast FramesThe total number of brand directed to a broad

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The frames were local to the segment.No destination address matches could be found, and there were no ports set up to accept such frames.The destination addresses matched, but source-port-explicit information prevented their forwarding.The destination addresses matched, but there were no destination ports specified for them.The destinations were non-registered multicasts, and there were no ports configured to accept them.

Buffer Discardse total number of frames received that were

scarded due to a lack of frame buffer resources the switch's forwarding engine.

S Errorse total number of frames received that are an

tegral number of octets in length, but do not ss the Frame Check Sequence test.

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Frame Too LongsThe total number of frathe maximum permitte

RuntsThe total number of frashort of the minimum

Transmit StatisticsAccess: Click the Transbutton on the Switch Port

The Transmit Statisticand specific number ofmulticast frames transthe number of frames deach port was last cleaaccess the Transmit Stwhich provides more dfor each port.

For information on cleato clear statistics fromStatistics (Page 18).

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Device Performance ViewPerformance View (Page 46)Port Performance View (Page 46)

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