3com SuperStack II Switch 9300 Getting Started Manual

Brand: 3com

Model: SuperStack II Switch 9300

Category: Network switches

Type: Getting Started Manual

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SuperStack

II Switch 9300

Getting Started Guide

Part No. 10012935

Published August 1999

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Finding Specific Information in This Guide 7

Conventions 8

SuperStack II Switch 9300 Documentation 9

Paper Documents 9

Documents and Help on CD-ROM 10

Related Publications 10

Documentation Comments 11

Year 2000 Compliance 11

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Switch 9300 Intelligent Switch 13

System Features and Benefits 13

Switch 9300 System Management 14

Network Configuration Example 14

Speeding Up Server Access 14

System Overview — Front Panel of the SX and LX Models (SX

Shown) 15

System Overview — Front Panel of the SX/LX Model 16

System Overview — Back Panel of All Models 17

System Overview — Sample Switch 9300 Application 18

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Before You Begin 19

Installing the System on a Table Top or in a Free-Standing

Stack 20

Installing the System in a Distribution Rack 21

Preparing the System and Rack 21

Mounting the System in a Distribution Rack 23

ABLING

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9300 P

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Overview of Cabling 25

Fiber Safety Precautions 25

Gigabit Ethernet Ports 26

Guidelines for Gigabit Ethernet Cabling 26

Recommended Distances for 1000BASE-SX Ports or

Transce iv ers 26

Recommended Distances for

1000BASE-LX Transceivers 26

Cabling 1000BASE-SX and 1000BASE-LX (SC) Ports 27

Cabling the Console Port 28

Console Port Pin Assignments 29

Cabling the Out-of-Band Management Port 29

YSTEM

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Power Options 31

AC Power Cord 31

Optional Advanced Redundant Power System 31

Optional Uninterruptible Power System 31

Power Up 32

To Power the Switch 9300 with the RPS 32

To Power the Switch 9300 from the Wall Receptacle 32

Power-up Diagnostics 32

System Diagnostics 33

Power LED Activity 33

Fault LED Activity 33

Ethernet Port Diagnostics 33

Packet LED Activity 33

Status LED Activity 33

System Checks 34

Next Step: Software Configuration 34

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About Switch 9300 System Management 35

How Do You Want to Manage the System? 35

Terminal Connection 36

Modem Connection 36

IP Management Interface 36

Initial Management Access 37

Setting the Console Port Baud 37

Configuring the IP Interface 38

In-band Management 38

Out-of-band Management 38

ROUBLESHOOTING

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Getting Additional Help 39

Diagnosing Problems 39

Power Failures 39

Abnormal LED Activity 39

Cleaning Dirty Fiber Optic Ports and Connectors 42

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ITE

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ODES

General Safety Requirements 45

Wiring Closet Recommendations 45

Distribution Rack Requirements 46

Protective Grounding for the Rack 46

Space Requirements for the Rack 46

Mechanical Requirements for the Rack 47

Building and Electrical Codes 48

U.S. Building Codes 48

U.S. Electrical Codes 49

ECHNICAL

UPPORT

Online Technical Services 51

World Wide Web Site 51

3Com Knowledgebase Web Services 51

3Com FTP Site 52

3Com Bulletin Board Service 52

Access by Analog Modem 52

Access by Digital Modem 52

3Com Facts Automated Fax Service 52

Support from Your Network Supplier 53

Support from 3Com 53

Returning Products for Repair 55

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Introduction

This guide provides all the information that you need

to set up your SuperStack

II Switch 9300 system and

get it operating in your network. This guide provides

an overview of your system and step-by-step

procedures for planning your configuration, installing

your system, cabling, powering up, configuring, and

troubleshooting. When you are ready to configure

your system, see the Command Reference Guide and

the Implementation Guide on the Documentation CD.

If the information in the Software Installation and

Release Notes that are shipped with your Switch 9300

system differs from the information in this guide,

follow the instructions in the Release Notes.

This guide is intended for the system or network

administrator who is responsible for installing and

managing network hardware. It assumes that you

have a working knowledge of local area network

(LAN) operations, but it does not assume prior

knowledge of the Switch 9300 system.

Finding Specific Information in This Guide

This table shows where to find specific information.

For information on Tu r n t o

Best ways to use the Switch 9300

system

“System Features and Benefits”

on page 13

The front and back panels “System Overview — Front Panel

of the SX and LX Models (SX

Shown)” starting on page 15

Site requirements and other issues

to consider before you install your

Switch 9300 system

“General Safety Requirements”

starting on page 45

Installing the system on a table or

in a distribution rack

“Installing the System on a Table

Top or in a Free-Standing Stack”

on page 20 and “Installing the

System in a Distribution Rack” on

page 21

Cabling the Switch 9300 system “Overview of Cabling” starting

on page 25

Checking system power-up

diagnostics and LEDs

“Power Up” on page 32

Deciding how to manage your

system

“How Do You Want to Manage

the System?” on page 35

Setting the Console port baud “Setting the Console Port Baud”

on page 37

Configuring the IP management

interface

“Configuring the IP Interface” on

page 38

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Conventions

Table 1 and Table 2 list conventions that are used

throughout this guide.

Troubleshooting hardware and

software problems

“Diagnosing Problems” on

page 39

Complying with environmental

and compliance specifications

Appendix A: System

Specifications

Checking your site for

environmental and safety

considerations

Appendix B: Site Requirements

and Safety Codes

Getting help from your network

supplier or 3Com

Appendix C: Technical Support

Returning 3Com products to

3Com for repair

“Returning Products for Repair”

on page 55

Tab l e 1

Notice Icons

Icon Typ e Description

Information

Note

Information that describes important

features or instructions

Caution Information that alerts you to potential loss

of data or potential damage to an

application, system, or device

Warning Information that alerts you to potential

personal injury

For information on Tur n to

Ta b le 2

Text Conventions

Convention Description

Screen

display

This typeface represents information as it appears

on the screen.

Commands

The word “command” means that you must

enter the command exactly as shown and then

press Return or Enter. Commands appear in bold.

Example:

To update the system software, enter the

following command:

system softwareUpdate

This guide always gives the full form of a

command in uppercase and lowercase letters.

However, you can abbreviate commands by

entering the fewest letters in each command that

identify a unique command. Commands are not

case sensitive.

The words “enter”

and “type”

When you see the word “enter” in this guide,

you must type something, and then press Return

or Enter. Do not press Return or Enter when an

instruction simply says “type.”

Keyboard key

names

If you must press two or more keys

simultaneously, the key names are linked with a

plus sign (+). Example:

Press Ctrl+Alt+Del

Words in

italics

Italics are used to:

■

Emphasize a point.

■

Denote a new term at the place where it is

defined in the text.

SuperStack II Switch 9300 Documentation 9

SuperStack II Switch 9300 Documentation

The following documents comprise the SuperStack II

Switch 9300 documentation set. Documents are

shipped with your system in one of two forms:

■ Paper documents

The paper documents that are shipped with your

system and components are listed in the next

section.

■ Online documentation

The

SuperStack II Switch 3900 and 9300

Documentation CD

contains online versions of the

paper documents, the multiplatform

Command

Reference Guide

, and the

Implementation Guide

To order a paper copy of a document that you see

on the compact disc, or to order additional

compact discs, contact your network supplier.

■ Most user guides and release notes are available in

Adobe Acrobat Reader Portable Document Format

(PDF) or HTML on the 3Com Web site:

http://www.3com.com

Paper Documents

These documents are shipped with your system:

■

Unpacking Instructions for the SuperStack II Switch

3900 and 9300

How to unpack your system. Also, an inventory list

of items that are shipped with your system.

■

Software Installation and Release Notes for the

SuperStack II Switch 3900 and 9300

All of the new features, system issues, known

problems, and software corrections for the

software release. It also describes any changes to

the Switch 9300 system’s documentation.

■

Quick Installation Guide for the SuperStack II

Switch 3900 and 9300 Quick Installation Guide

How to perform a quick installation of your

system. For more details on installation, see the

Chapter 2 in this guide.

■

SuperStack II Switch 9300 Getting Started Guide

All the procedures necessary for getting your

system up and running, including information on

installing, cabling, powering up, configuring, and

troubleshooting the system.

■

SuperStack II Switch 3900 and 9300

Administration Console Command Quick

Reference

booklet

A quick reference guide to all of the

Administration Console switching commands for

the Switch 9300. For complete descriptions of

commands, see the

Command Reference Guide

the

Documentation CD

■

Web Management User Guide for the

SuperStack II Switch 3900 and 9300

How to use the Web Management suite of

applications for the systems.

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These documents are shipped with optional

components:

■ SuperStack II Switch Advanced RPS User Guide

How to install the Advanced Redundant Power

System Type 2 (RPS) and how to use it to provide

redundant and resilient power supplies for the

Switch 9300.

■ SuperStack II Switch Advanced RPS ‘Y’ Cable

Type 2 User Guide

How to install the Y cable with the Advanced

Redundant Power System (RPS) to provide fully

redundant capabilities.

Documents and Help on CD-ROM

The compact disc that is shipped with your system

contains online versions of the paper guides, as well

as these new guides:

■ Command Reference Guide

A complete multiplatform reference of all

Administration Console commands for this system

and several others.

■ SuperStack II Switch 3900 and Switch 9300

Implementation Guide

Information and examples about how to use the

features of these systems.

Related Publications

Depending on how you install and manage your

system, several related documents can provide helpful

information:

■

SNMP Network Manager documents

The Switch 9300 uses SNMP (Simple Network

Management Protocol), which can be accessed by

a remote network management application. 3Com

has network management applications for a

variety of platforms. Contact your network

supplier for current product information. Each

network management application includes a guide

that explains how to manage your system.

If you are using network management software

from another vendor, refer to the sections of the

product’s documentation that describe how to

manage SNMP devices.

■

SNMP documents

3Com recommends these books for easy-to-read

descriptions of SNMP:

■

Marshall T. Rose.

The Simple Book: An

Introduction to Networking Management

Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall; 1996.

■

“Introduction to SNMP” Self-Study Guide.

Order from 3Com: Part Number 3CS-350A.

■

Telnet documents

To manage the Switch 9300 system over a TCP/IP

network using telnet, see the documentation that

is supplied with your telnet application.

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Documentation Comments

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Please send e-mail comments about this guide to:

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Please include this information when commenting:

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Year 2000 Compliance

For information on Year 2000 compliance and 3Com

products, visit the 3Com Year 2000 Web page:

http://www.3com.com/products/yr2000.html

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VERVIEW

This chapter contains:

■ An overview of the SuperStack

II Switch 9300

and how it provides solutions for your network

■ A description of the major features and

components of the system

■ A network configuration example

Switch 9300 Intelligent Switch

The SuperStack II Switch 9300 family delivers full line

rate, nonblocking switching among all 12 Gigabit

Ethernet ports. The three models give you options for

using multimode (MMF) or single-mode (SMF) fiber:

■

3C93010

— 12 1000BASE-LX ports (MMF or SMF)

for fiber with SC connectors. See Figure 1.

■

3C93011

— 10 1000BASE-SX (MMF) ports plus 2

1000BASE-LX ports (MMF or SMF) for fiber with

SC connectors. See Figure 2.

■

3C93012

— 12 1000BASE-SX ports (MMF) for

fiber with SC connectors. See Figure 1.

The Switch 9300 supports full-duplex mode on all

Gigabit Ethernet ports and up to 16,000 MAC

addresses. To deliver even higher performance rates

among switches, the Switch 9300 supports trunking,

which allows combining up to six Gigabit Ethernet

ports into a single multigigabit connection.

System Features and Benefits

The Switch 9300 is part of 3Com’s SuperStack family.

To combine technologies as your network grows,

install the Switch 9300 in a SuperStack network.

Some key features of the Switch 9300 system:

■ High-density Gigabit Ethernet configuration

The SuperStack II Switch 9300 exhibits no packet

loss or delays even under maximum network traffic

on its 12 Gigabit Ethernet ports.

■ Trunking of Gigabit Ethernet ports

The Switch 9300 allows you to choose

performance-level links between switches, with up

to 6 Gigabits of bandwidth.

■ Resilient Links

Resilient links protect your network against an

individual link or device failure by providing a

secondary backup link that is inactive until needed.

■ Trunking links, Spanning Tree Protocol, and

Advanced Redundant Power System (RPS) support

The Switch 9300 protects against cable and

equipment failures with Spanning Tree Protocol

and trunking links. The SuperStack II Advanced RPS

protects against power interruptions for

fault-tolerant networks. See Figure 3.

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Manageability

The Switch 9300 provides full support for VLANs

and RMON Version 1, as well as a roving analysis

port through SNMP management.

Switch 9300 System Management

Switch 9300 systems include integrated management

to provide fault tolerance and maximum network

availability. This management is accessible in two

ways:

■

Switch 9300 Administration Console

■

Standard network managers based on SNMP, such

as 3Com’s Transcend

Network Control Services,

Sun’s SunNet Manager, HP OpenView, and IBM’s

NetView AIX applications

Network Configuration Example

This section discusses one way to place the

Switch 9300 in your network.

Speeding Up Server Access

To centralize your servers for easier service and

support, use a configuration like the one in Figure 4.

Suppose all of your organization’s servers are located

in the same physical space. These servers must

support a large number of clients that are distributed

throughout the organization’s campus. The client

connections are switched Fast Ethernet.

You can multiplex the traffic from each grouping of

desktop clients into one higher-bandwidth stream

through a SuperStack II Switch 3900.

Each Switch 3900 can, in turn, pass its traffic along to

a Switch 9300, which multiplexes the traffic into

Gigabit Ethernet streams for the servers.

This architecture eliminates bottlenecks that are

caused by each Fast Ethernet device as it vies for

access to the server.

You can also use the Switch 9300 for many other

applications, such as to consolidate LAN backbones or

to provide more flexible trunking configurations.

System Overview — Front Panel of the SX and LX Models (SX Shown) 15

System Overview — Front Panel of the SX and LX Models (SX Shown)

Figure 1

Front Panel of the SuperStack II Switch 9300 SX and LX Models (SX Shown)

green = enabled, link OK

flashing green = disabled, link OK

off = link fail

Status

1000 Base - SX

Super Stack II

Switch 9300

TX RX

1000 Base - SX

10 Base - TX Console

TX RX

Power

Fault

1000BASE-SX Ports

Console Port

Allows you to connect a workstation

to the Switch 9300 system for

management access

10BASE-TX

Out-of-band

Management Port

LEDs

Provide information about

the system and each port

Status

Packet

StatPckt

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System Overview — Front Panel of the SX/LX Model

Figure 2

Front Panel of the SuperStack II Switch 9300 SX/LX Model

green = enabled, link OK

flashing green = disabled, link OK

off = link fail

1000BASE-SX Ports

Status

1000 Base - LX

Super Stack II

Switch 9300

TX RX

1000 Base - SX

10 Base - TX

1000 Base - SX

Console

TX RX

Power

Fault

1000BASE-LX Ports

1000BASE-SX Port

Console Port

Allows you to connect a workstation

to the Switch 9300 system for

management access

10BASE-TX

Out-of-band

Management Port

StatPckt

Status

Packet

LEDs

Provide information about

the system and each port

System Overview — Back Panel of All Models 17

System Overview — Back Panel of All Models

Figure 3

Back Panel of the SuperStack II Switch 9300

Power Receptacle

RPS Connector

Connects to the Redundant Power System

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System Overview — Sample Switch 9300 Application

Figure 4

Centralizing a Data Center with the SuperStack II Switch 9300

SuperStack

II Switch 9300

Dedicated

1000 Mb

bandwidth to

each server

Switched 100 Mb

desktop systems

SuperStack

II Switch 3900s

green = enabled, link OK

flashing green = disabled, link OK

off = link fail

1000 Base - SX

Super Stack II

Switch 9300

TX RX

1000 Base - SX

10 Base - TX

1000 Base - LX

Console

TX RX

Pckt

Stat

Status

StatPckt

Packet

Status

12x

13x

18x

24x

19x

25x

30x

36x

31x

green = enabled, link OK

flashing green = disabled, link OK

off = link fail

FaultPower

10/100 BASE - TX

3110

11 12

3110

11 12

13 18 19

21 22

23 24

13 18 19

21 22

23 24

25 30 31

33 34

35 36

25 30 31

33 34

35 36

Pckt

Stat

Pckt

Stat

Pckt

Stat

Status

12x

13x

18x

24x

19x

25x

30x

36x

31x

green = enabled, link OK

flashing green = disabled, link OK

off = link fail

FaultPower

10/100 BASE - TX

3110

11 12

3110

11 12

13 18 19

21 22

23 24

13 18 19

21 22

23 24

25 30 31

33 34

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25 30 31

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Stat

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This chapter describes how to install your

SuperStack

II Switch 9300 on a table top, in a

free-standing stack with other SuperStack II products,

or in a distribution rack.

See Appendix B for site requirements and safety

codes.

■ To install the Switch 9300 system on a table top or

in a free-standing stack, read these sections:

■

“Before You Begin” (the next section)

■

“Installing the System on a Table Top or in a

Free-Standing Stack” on page 20

■ To install the Switch 9300 system in a distribution

rack, read these sections:

■

“Before You Begin” (the next section)

■

“Installing the System in a Distribution Rack” on

page 21

Before You Begin

Before you begin this procedure, be sure to:

■ Move the Switch 9300 system close to where you

plan to install it.

Install the system near an easily accessible power

outlet. You can power down the system only by

removing the power cord from the power source.

■ Have a No. 1 Phillips screwdriver available.

■ Have the system mounting kit available. See

Tab le 3.

Ta b l e 3

Switch 9300 System Mounting Kit

Qty Item To u s e i n

4 Rubber feet

(self-adhesive)

Stacking the system on a

table or in a stack

2 Mounting brackets Installing the system in a

distribution rack

6 M4 x 10 pan-head

screws

Installing the distribution rack

brackets

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Installing the System on a Table Top or in a

Free-Standing Stack

To install the Switch 9300 system on a table top or in

a free-standing stack, follow these instructions:

See Appendix B for site requirements.

Turn the system on its side.

Remove the protective covering from the rubber feet.

Place one rubber foot in each marked area at the four

corners of the unit.

Turn the system onto its feet.

Verify that the air intake vents and fan exhaust vents

at the sides of the system are not blocked.

To install the system into a free-standing stack, place

the system on top of another. Be sure that the rubber

feet of the upper unit fit securely in the recesses in

the top of the lower unit. See Figure 5.

CAUTION: Stack no more than eight SuperStack II

systems in a single free-standing stack.

You are now ready to cable your system. For

instructions, see Chapter 3.

Figure 5

Stacking the Switch 9300

green = enabled, link OK

flashing green = disabled, link OK

off = link fail

1000 Base - SX

Super Stack II

Switch 9300

TX RX

1000 Base - SX

10 Base - TX

1000 Base - LX

Console

TX RX

Pckt

Stat

Status

green = enabled, link OK

flashing green = disabled, link OK

off = link fail

1000 Base - SX

Super Stack II

Switch 9300

TX RX

1000 Base - SX

10 Base - TX

1000 Base - LX

Console

TX RX

Pckt

Stat

Status

green = enabled, link OK

flashing green = disabled, link OK

off = link fail

1000 Base - SX

Super Stack II

Switch 9300

TX RX

1000 Base - SX

10 Base - TX

1000 Base - LX

Console

TX RX

Pckt

Stat

Status

Place the feet of one system into the

mounting recesses of the system below it.

StatPckt

Packet

Status

StatPckt

Packet

Status

StatPckt

Packet

Status

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