IBM 8275-416 Guide de référence
8275-416 Quick Reference Card
8275-416 Identification
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Troubleshooting
1. Determine if the fans are running; if not, test the
ac power outlet.
2. Remove and reattach all cables. Check all cables,
connectors, and ports for damage.
3. Verify that configuration settings are correct.
4. Verify that the power-on self test (POST) runs
correctly.
Preparing to Call the IBM Product Help
Center
Gather the following information:
vProduct model and serial number
vProof of purchase
vStatus of LEDs
vDescription of problem
vHardware and software configuration
If possible be near your 8275-416. The technical
support representative might want to walk you
through a procedure during the call.
Placing a Call to the IBM Product Help
Center
vIn the U.S.A, call the IBM PC HelpCenter at
1-800-772-2227.
vIn Canada, call HelpPC at 1-800-426-7378
(1-800-IBM-SERV).
vOutside the U.S.A. and Canada, contact your
place of purchase or your local IBM branch office.
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LED Status for the Switch
LEDs Explanation
I (Green) OK (Green) Fault
(Yellow)
Off Off Off No power is present, or
there is a power supply
failure. The switch is
NOT operational.
On On Off The switch is
operational.
On Blinking Off Configuration file or
Operational Code file
transfer is in process.
DO NOT power-off or
reset the switch.
On Off On There is a hardware
fault. The switch is
NOT operational.
On Off Blinking Diagnostics are in
process. The switch is
NOT yet operational.
Single-Digit Display
Digit Problem Corrective Action
d Board RAM problem Replace the switch.
3 Detected an
unsupported feature
module.
Remove the feature module.
4 PIF fault on the feature
module or base board. If feature module LED is On,
remove the feature module.
If no feature module LED is
On, replace the switch.
5 or 6 Non-volatile memory
problem. Replace the switch.
7 8275-416 memory
problem. Replace the switch.
8 Base board loop back
problem. Replace the switch.
9 or a Feature module loop
back problem. v9 = Feature module in Slot
1 has the fault; remove the
feature module.
va = Feature module in Slot
2 has the fault; remove the
feature module.
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LED Status for the Base
10/100BASE-TX Ports
LED Color State Explanation
Right
Ethernet
Port LED
Green ON Indicates a 100-Mbps port.
OFF Indicates a 10-Mbps port.
Left
Ethernet
Port LED
Green ON The link is up.
OFF The link is down.
Blinking Transmitting (Tx) and
Receiving (Rx) traffic.
LED Status for 8-Port 10/100BASE-TX
Feature Module
LED Color State Explanation
OK Green ON There is power to feature
module.
OFF There is no power to
feature module, no power
to the switch, or the
module has failed.
Fault Yellow ON There is a module fault.
OFF There is no module fault.
Right
Ethernet
Port LED
Green ON Indicates a 100-Mbps port.
OFF Indicates a 10-Mbps port.
Left
Ethernet
Port LED
Green ON The link is up.
OFF The link is down.
Blinking Transmitting (Tx) and
Receiving (Rx) traffic.
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LED Status for 4-Port and 8-Port
100BASE-FX Feature Module
LED Color State Explanation
OK Green ON There is power to the
feature module.
OFF There is no power to the
feature module, no
power to the switch or
the module has failed.
Fault Yellow ON There is a module fault.
OFF There is no hardware
fault.
Port LED Green ON Link is up.
OFF Link is down.
Blinking Transmitting (Tx) and
receiving (Rx) traffic.
LED Status for 2-Port 1000BASE-SX
Feature Module
LED Color State Explanation
OK Green ON There is power to the
feature module.
OFF There is no power to the
feature module, no
power to the switch or
the module has failed.
Fault Yellow ON There is a module fault.
OFF There is no hardware
fault.
Port LEDs Green ON Link is up.
OFF Link is down.
Blinking Transmitting (Tx) and
receiving (Rx) traffic.
Fault Yellow ON Link is down.
OFF Link is up.
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Using the Terminal Interface
To configure the switch, connect a null-modem
cable to the COM port of your PC and to the EIA
232 port of the switch. Use a VT-100 terminal
emulation program to configure your PC COM port
as follows:
v19200 baud
v8 data bits
v1 stop bit
vNo parity
vHardware flow control: Off
vVT-100 emulation
vThe ASCII terminal’s communications port
number that connects the switch
On the Logon panel, enter the user name and
password.
Note: The default Read/Write User Name is: admin
The default password is blank (no password).
On the Main Menu:
vTab and Arrow keys—navigate through the menu
vEnter—selects menu item
vF1 or Help—displays keyboard commands
vF2–toggles between menu text and Command
Bar.
vF3 or PREV MENU—returns to the previous
display
vF4–saves changes.
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Configuring IP Information
1. Ensure a PC is setup and connected to the
switch as described in ″Using the Terminal
Interface″.
2. Log in to the terminal interface. The user name
must have read/write status. The default user
name is: admin and the password is blank (no
password).
3. From the Main Menu, select the Management
Menu, and then select the Network
Connectivity Configuration Menu.
4. Enter values for the following IP parameters
(provided by your network administrator):
vIP Address.............[ ]
vDefault Gateway.....[ ]
vSubnet Mask..........[ ]
5. Select APPLY. Return to the Main Menu and
select LOGOUT.
6. Power off the switch by disconnecting the
switch power cord at the power source, waiting
about 15 seconds, and reconnecting the power
cord to the power source.
The switch is configured with its IP information
and can be accessed remotely in your network.
7. Power off the PC and disconnect the null
modem cable from the switch.
Configuring Using Your Web Browser
You can use the Internet to configure the 8275-416
by:
1. Entering the IP address of the 8275-416 in the
address field of your Web browser and pressing
Enter.
2. Logging in using your user name and password,
and pressing Enter.
Note: The default Read/Write User Name is:
admin. The default password is blanks
(no password).
3. Clicking on items in the Navigation Tree causes
the corresponding menu screen to appear.
See the IBM 8275 Model 416 High Performance
Ethernet Workgroup Switch User’s Guide for an
explanation of the information displayed.
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Notes
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