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10 COREBUILDER 6000 EXTENDED SWITCHING SOFTWARE REVISION 8.2.3
■ Group 2: History — Stores periodic statistical samples of Group 1 data for
later retrieval.
■ Group 3: Alarm — Allows a network manager to set sampling intervals and
alarm thresholds for any MIB counter or integer
■ Group 4: Host — Maintains counters of traffic to and from hosts attached
to a subnetwork
■ Group 5: HostTopN — Reports on hosts that top a list that was sorted on a
selected parameter in the Group 4 data table
■ Group 6: Matrix — Shows error and utilization data for pairs of physical
addresses
■ Group 9: Event — Allows a network manager to request traps, logs, and
alarms based on alarm events.
For more details on RMON functionality, see Appendix B, “Remote
Monitoring (RMON) Technology.”
IP Interface Configuration Change
The procedure for defining an IP interface has changed in this revision.
When you define an IP interface, you specify several interface characteristics,
as well as the index for the VLAN that is associated with the interface.
You must first define a VLAN, as described in Appendixes C and D, before you
can define an associated IP VLAN interface on an EFSM, ESM, TMM, FESM, or
FSM. You can define an IP interface on an LMM+ without first configuring a
VLAN.
To define an IP interface:
1 From the top level of the Administration Console, enter:
ip interface define
2 Enter the slot number of the switching module or HSI switch engine
whose interface you want to define.
You are prompted for the interface’s parameters.
3 To accept the value in brackets, press Return or Enter at the prompt.
4 Enter the IP address of the interface.
5 Enter the subnet mask of the network to which the interface is to be
connected.
6 Enter the cost value of the interface.
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