Avaya P120 SMON Manuel utilisateur

Avaya P120

Quick Start Guide

1. Unpack

2. Rack mount

3. Power up

4. Connect the Cables

5. Basic Configuration

6. Install Device Manager (optional)

1. Unpack

Check the package contents for the

following

• Avaya P120 Workgroup Switch

• Avaya P120 User’s Guide (on the CD)

• Quick Start Guide (this document)

• AC power cable

• RJ-45 to DB-9 serial adapter cable

• Four rubber feet

• Four screws with washers for rack

mounting

• Avaya P120 Standalone Manager CD

CD Contents

• Avaya P120 Standalone Manager

• Avaya P120 User’s Guide

• Avaya P120 Standalone Manager

User’s Guide

• Adobe® Acrobat® Reader (US

English)

Note: Ethernet connection cables are not

supplied

2. Rack mount

1. Snap open the ends of the front panel

to reveal the screw holes.

2. Position the unit in the rack.

3. Secure the unit to the rack, taking care

not to overtighten the screws.

4. Snap closed the hinged ends of the

front panel.

5. You can now safely connect cables to

the device.

Warning! Disconnect all cables from the switch before

proceeding with the rack installation!

Rack Mounting

3. Power up

1. Connect the supplied AC power cord

to the back panel power supply con-

nector (see Figure opposite).

2. Connect the other end of the AC

power cable to an AC power outlet

(120-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz).

3. The PWR LED lights to indicate

power is on, and the OPR LED lights

to indicate that the CPU has booted

up and is ready for operation.

4. Use the Left/Right buttons to select a

Function (see Figure below)

5. When a Function has been selected

the Port LEDs show the status of that

Function per port.

6. Connect the BUPS power cable (if

applicable) to the Avaya P120.

7. Connect the other end of the BUPS

cable to the Avaya P330 BUPS

Function LEDs

Port LEDs

Left/Right

and Reset (both)

Switches

FIV Switch

Avaya P120 LEDs

PWR – When ON, Internal power supply is active (Blink, Backup P.S. active)

OPR – When On, CPU boot operation complete (OFF, CPU is booting)

FIV – Force Initial Version (see the P120 User’s Guide)

LNK – When ON, link is OK

COL – When ON, indicates a collision on the port in HDX mode

Tx, Rx – When ON, shows traffic activity for transmitted and received packets

FDX – When ON, shows port is in Full duplex (Half duplex when OFF)

FC – When ON, Flow Control is enabled for a port in FDX mode

100M – When ON, the port is in Fast Ethernet (100M) mode (10BaseT when OFF)

G– When ON, the port is included in a Link Aggregation Group (LAG).

Avaya P120 Back Connectors

4. Connect the cables

Connect PCs. servers, routers, work-

stations, and hubs

1. Connect the appropriate Ethernet con-

nection cable (not supplied) to a

10/100 Mbps port on the front panel

of the Avaya P120.

You can use standard RJ-45 connec-

tions. You must use CAT-5 cable for

100 Mbps operation.

2. Connect the other end of the cable to

the Ethernet port of the PC, server,

router, workstation, switch or hub.

3. Check that the appropriate link (LNK)

LEDs light up.

Connect the console cable

1. Connect the supplied RJ-45 connector

to the connector marked “Console”

on the front panel of the Cajun P120.

2. Connect the other end of the cable to

a terminal or PC with terminal emula-

tion software installed.

5. Perform basic configu-

ration

To connect a PC terminal or VT-100

terminal to the Avaya P120

1. Connect the terminal or PC to the

console port on the P120 using the

supplied serial (RJ-45 to DB-9

adapter) cable.

2. Configure the serial port settings of

the PC as follows:

• 9600 Baud

• No parity

• 8 data bits

• 1 stop bit

• No flow control

3. If you are using a PC, initiate a

VT-100 terminal emulation session

using an application such as

HyperTerminal.

4. Press “Enter” several times until the

CajunP120> command prompt is

displayed.

Setting the Mandatory Parameters

If you wish to change the default parame-

ters shown on the opposite page and con-

figure the mandatory parameters, Avaya

recommends that you use the Command

Line Interface (CLI).

For further information, please refer to

Chapter 5 of the P120 User’s Guide.

To Establish a Telnet Session to the

Avaya P120 via the Network

1. Verify that the Avaya P120 and your

PC are on the same local network. If

the Avaya P120 is set with its default

IP address, then change the PC’s IP

address so that it will be on the same

subnet as the Avaya P120’s default

address (149.49.32.x). If you want to

use secure Telnet, the port to which

the PC is connected must be on the

same VLAN as the agent.

2. Click on Start>Settings>Control

Panel>Network from the Windows

taskbar.

3. Select TCP/IP from the list of

installed network components.

4. Click on Properties.

In the IP address Property Sheet,

enter the address 149.49.32.134 and

the net mask 255.255.255.0

5. Click on OK.

6. Connect a Avaya P120 front panel

port to your network.

7. Connect your PC to the network.

8. Start the Telnet session at the prompt

by typing telnet

<Cajun_P120_IP_address>

, e.g.,

telnet 149.49.32.134

9. Enter the Avaya P120 user-level pass-

word. The default is norm in lower

case letters (do not use uppercase).

The CajunP120> prompt will dis-

play when you have established com-

munications with the Avaya P120.

Default Switch Parameters

Default Port Parameters

Configuration Parameter Default Setting

Port Speed and Mode • 10/100M copper ports: auto-negotiation

• 100Base-FX ports: 100 full

Port Administration State Enabled

Port VLAN Tagging No tagging

Flow Control • 10/100 and 100 Mbps: Disabled

• 1000 Mbps: Autonegotiation

Port Mirroring Disabled

Early Packet Drop (HOLB-P) • 10/100T and 100F Mbps: Disabled

• 1000 Mbps: enabled

Link Aggregate Grouping (LAG) None

Redundant Link None

Duplex Mode • 10/100 Mbps ports: auto

• 100 Mbps fiber ports: full

• 1000 Mbps ports: full

Port Priority Regular

Port Security Not secured

Configuration Parameter Default Setting

Avaya P120 IP Address 149.49.32.134

BootP Mode Never

Default Gateway 0.0.0.0

SLIP IP Address 192.168.10.1

Management PC SLIP IP Address 192.168.10.2

VLAN VLAN 1

Spanning Tree Enabled (disabled in Version 1.0)

TFTP Mode Limited

TFTP Server 0.0.0.0

TFTP File Name p120.lst

Address Aging (CAM) Enabled

6. Install the Avaya P120

Standalone Manager

(optional)

The Avaya P120 Standalone Manager

allows you to configure and monitor the

Avaya P120 from your PC. The manager

is provided on a CD and comes with the

Avaya P120 switch.

System Requirements

Minimum hardware and Operating

System requirements are:

• Windows® 95 or NT® 4.0 or higher

• Pentium™ 200-Mhz-based, computer

with 64 Mb of RAM (Pentium-II rec-

ommended)

• Minimum screen resolution of

1024 x 768 pixels

• 24 Mb of free hard disk space.

Installation

To install the Avaya P120 Standalone

Manager:

1 We recommend that you close all

unnecessary applications currently

running on your PC

2 Insert the Avaya P120 Standalone

Manager CD in your PC’s CD Drive.

3 In Windows 95 or Windows NT, Click

“Start” on the taskbar and select “Run”.

4 Enter the path to the CD drive and

the filename setup.exe and click OK.

5 Follow the on-screen instructions to

install the Avaya P120 Manager.

Documentation and Online Help

The Standalone Manager CD comes with

a detailed User’s Guide including a

Glossary of Terms and an overview of

Data Communications concepts.

You can view the documentation without

installing the Standalone Manager.

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