3Com 486 Manuel utilisateur

486 Network Management

Card

Network Application Card

Getting Started Guide

Part No. 1.024.1280-00

http://www.3com.com/

486 Network Management

Card

Network Application Card

Getting Started Guide

Part No. 1.024.1280-00

3Com Corporation

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Santa Clara, California

95052-8145

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CONTENTS

1OVERVIEW

Contacting 3Com............................................................................. 1-1

Document Conventions....................................................................1-2

Product Description ..........................................................................1-3

Product Compatibility ....................................................................... 1-3

2INSTALLATION

Installation Tools............................................................................... 2-1

Installation Procedure ....................................................................... 2-1

ATROUBLE CLEARING AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Trouble Clearing ...............................................................................A-1

NMC LEDs...................................................................................A-1

RN/FL LED Diagnostics .................................................................A-2

Critical Failure Debug Procedure..................................................A-2

Technical Specifications ....................................................................A-3

Certification ................................................................................A-3

Regulatory Compliance Statements .............................................A-3

United States .........................................................................A-3

FCC Part 15 Compliance Statement .......................................A-3

Processor.....................................................................................A-3

Operational Memory ...................................................................A-3

Data Retention Method...............................................................A-3

Current Draw ..............................................................................A-4

Environment................................................................................A-4

Shipping and Storage.............................................................A-4

Operating ..............................................................................A-4

Physical Dimensions ....................................................................A-4

BDRAM OR FLASHROM UPGRADE INSTALLATION

DRAM OR FLASHROM UPGRADE INSTALLATION...............................B-1

1OVERVIEW

This chapter provides an overview of:

■Contacting 3Com

■Document conventions

■Product description

■Product compatibility

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1-2 CHAPTER 1: OVERVIEW

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information regarding product warranty.

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Document

Conventions

These tables list conventions used throughout this guide.

Icon Notice Type Description

Information note Information that contains important features or

instructions.

Caution Information to alert you to potential damage to a

program, system, or device.

Warning Information to alert you to potential personal injury

or fatality. May also alert you to potential electrical

hazard.

ESD Information to alert you to take proper grounding

precautions before handling a product.

Convention Description

Text represented as a

screen display This typeface represents displays that appear on your

terminal screen, for example:

Netlogin:

Text represented as

commands This typeface represents commands that you enter for

example:

setenv TCMHOME directory

This guide always gives the full form of a command in

uppercase and lowercase letters. However, you can

abbreviate commands by entering only the uppercase letters

and the appropriate value. Commands are not case-sensitive.

Text represented as

menu or sub-menu

names.

This typeface represents all menu and sub-menu names

within procedures, for example:

On the File menu, click New.

Product Description 1-3

Product

Description

The Network Management Card (NMC) has the ability to manage all of

the devices in the Total Control chassis under the direction of any

computer running the console software. This computer is referred to as

the management station (MS).

Two protocols are involved in the implementation of these management

functions:

■Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

■Allows the NMC to communicate with the MS.

■The NMC acts as a proxy agent to the chassis Network Application

Cards (NACs) not running SNMP software directly.

■Management Bus Protocol (MBP)

■Allows the NMC to communicate with and provide configuration

management for the installed devices.

■Supports automatic configuration, status queries, software

upgrades, and event management via the NMC.

Product

Compatibility

Two versions of the 486 NMC NAC are available.

■The 4meg NMC NAC — Support for all non-HiPer applications.

■The 16meg NMC NAC — Support for all standard applications as well

as HiPer Arc and HiPer DSP.

For information on upgrading an existing 4meg NMC, see Appendix B.

2INSTALLATION

This chapter contains Network Management Card (NMC) Network

Application Card (NAC) installation information.

Installation Tools To install this NAC in the Total Control chassis, you need a #2 Phillips and

flat-head screwdriver.

Installation

Procedure

To install this NAC:

ESD: To reduce the risk of electrostatic discharge (ESD), take proper

grounding precautions before handling the NAC.

1Install the Network Interface Card (NIC) corresponding to this NAC. Refer

to the NIC’s Getting Started Guide for more information.

2-2 CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION

2Configure the NAC via the DIP switches.

DIP Switch Number Function

1,2 NMC NIC CH1 Port Rate

DIP 1 DIP2 Selects

OFF OFF 9600bps

OFF ON 19200bps

ON OFF 38400bps

ON ON 57600bps

3,4 NMC NIC CH2 Port Rate

DIP 1 DIP2 Selects

OFF OFF 9600bps

OFF ON 19200bps

ON OFF 38400bps

ON ON 57600bps

5OFF: NMC reads chassis configuration from NVRAM on

power up.

ON: NMC reads factory default chassis configuration

from EEPROM.

6OFF: Password feature is disabled and CH1 acts as UI

port only.

ON: Password feature is enabled and CH1 can be

configured to act as UI or second SLIP port.

7–10 Reserved

Installation Procedure 2-3

Install the NAC with or without power applied to the chassis.

3Select a slot at the front of the Total Control chassis for installing the

NAC.

Install this NAC in slot(s): 1–17

For managed chassis, slot 17 is reserved for the Network Management

Card (NMC) NAC.

4Use a #2 Phillips screwdriver to remove the safety panel covering this slot.

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