Intel ZT 8101 10/100 Network Router User Manual


 
Intel® NetStructure™ ZT 8101 10/100 Ethernet Switch User’s Manual 93
Using the Web Console
Serial Port Settings—Configure the switch’s serial port that is used for terminal sessions.
Port Configurations—Enable/disable individual ports and set their speed and duplex
state.
User Accounts—Set up user accounts, change their passwords, and modify their access
rights.
Network Management—Set up SNMP traps and community strings.
Switch Utilities—View the history log, ping other devices, and manage firmware and
configuration files.
Network Monitoring—View various statistics by port or protocol and various routing
tables.
Factory Reset—Restart the switch using the default factory configuration.
Save Changes—Save the switch’s current settings in non-volatile RAM (NV_RAM) so
that they are not lost when the switch is rebooted.
Reboot—Restart the switch.
Advanced Setup
Spanning Tree—Enable/disable the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) for the switch and on
individual ports.
Forwarding—Reduce traffic congestion on the network by configuring MAC address
aging, unicast packet forwarding, storm control, and static IP routes.
IP Address Filtering—Configure filters to handle packets from specified IP addresses.
Priority Settings—Configure switch traffic priority based on MAC address, IP address,
or Port.
Mirroring Configurations—Configure a source port to send a copy of its data to a target
port for monitoring and troubleshooting.
VLAN Configurations—Set up and administer VLANs on the switch.
Link Aggregation—Combine ports on the switch to increase bandwidth.
Layer 3 IP Networking—Configure IP interfaces, RIP, and multicast routing
protocols.User Accounts
Access to the console is controlled via user accounts. You can create up to six accounts, one of
which must be an Admin-level account. The other five accounts can be any combination of
Admin-level and User-level accounts.
1. Under Basic Setup in the left panel, click
User Accounts.
2. Click
New to add a user.
3. Enter a new username, assign an initial password, and then confirm the new password.
Determine whether the user should have Admin or User privileges. (The next section describes
the differences.) The first user created must be granted Admin privileges.
4. Click
Apply to make the user addition effective.
The Apply button makes changes to the switch configuration for the current session only. If you
want these changes to be permanent, all changes (including user additions or updates) must be
entered into non-volatile ram using the
Save Changes option in the left panel.