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A
access
manager … 6-15
operator … 6-15
Actions line
location on screen … 4-6
actions, console … 4-7
active button … 3-13
active path … 6-30
active tab … 3-13
address aging … 6-22
address table
port … 7-11
address, manager … 6-15, 6-17
Alert Log … 3-13, 3-16
alert types … 3-18
Control Bar … 3-13
control bar … 3-20
header bar … 3-13
sorting the entries … 3-17
viewing details of entries … 3-19
ANSI terminal … A-10
asterisk … 4-7
authentication trap … 6-18
auto port setting, IGMP … 6-36
B
bandwidth, savings … 6-39
bar graph area
error packet indicator … 3-14
maximum activity indicator … 3-15
non-unicast packet indicator … 3-14
unicast packet indicator … 3-14
base MAC address for the switch … B-2
baud rate … 4-2
blocked port, IGMP … 6-36
blocking state, spanning tree … 6-33
Bootp … 6-8, 6-10
configuring … 6-13
no reply … 8-4
table file … 6-12
Unix systems … 6-11
Bootp/DHCP differences … 6-11
Bootptab file … 6-11
broadcast storm … 6-30
browsing the configuration file … 8-13
using the switch console … 8-14
using the web browser interface … 8-13
button bar … 3-13
C
Clear button
restoring factory default configuration … 8-16
to delete password protection … 4-11
command prompt … 4-5, 4-14, 8-15
exit … 8-15
communities, SNMP … 6-16
configuration … 4-4
Bootp … 6-11
browsing the configuration file … 8-13
using the switch console … 8-14
using the web browser interface … 8-13
console … 6-20
copying … A-8
download … A-1
factory default … 6-2, 6-30, 8-15
features … 6-2
IGMP
from the console … 6-37
from the web browser interface … 6-35
IP … 6-5
manager password … 4-11
network monitoring … 6-28
operator password … 4-11
ports … 6-24
restoring factory defaults … 8-16
serial link … 6-20
SNMP … 6-15
spanning tree … 6-30
switch management access … 4-4
system … 6-22
transferring … A-8
trap receivers … 6-18
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