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AT-S25 Version 1.4 User’s Guide
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Starting a Local Omega Session
This section contains the procedure for starting a local Omega session.
This type of management session involves connecting a terminal to the
RS232 port on the master switch of the stack. To start a local Omega
session, perform the following procedure:
1. Connect a terminal or PC with a terminal emulator program to the
RS232 port on the master switch.
The master switch is the switch assigned the Stack ID value of 1.
For information on Stack ID switch settings, refer to the
AT-8316F/MT, AT-8316F/VF, AT-8316F/SC, and AT-8324 Installation
Guide.
Note
Do not connect the terminal to the RS232 port on a slave switch. To
start a local management session on a stack, you must connect the
terminal to the RS232 port on the master switch.
2. Configure the terminal or terminal emulator program as follows:
❑ Baud rate: 9600
❑ Data bits: 8
❑ Parity: None
❑ Stop bits: 1
❑ Flow control: None
Note
These are the default settings for the switch’s RS232 terminal
interface. The settings are for a DEC VT100 or ANSI terminal, or an
equivalent terminal emulator program. The Omega program allows
you to change these values. For instructions, refer to Configuring
the RS232 Port on the Master Switch on page 55 in Chapter 2.
3. Press the <Return> key.
4. If prompted for a password, enter the password for the Omega
interface.
The default is no password. You can later configure a password
(described in Creating an Omega Password on page 126 in
Chapter 7).
The Omega Main Menu is displayed.
- User’s Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Purpose of This Guide 8
- How This Guide is Organized 9
- Document Conventions 10
- Where to Find Related Guides 11
- Contacting Allied Telesyn 12
- Returning Products 13
- FTP Server 14
- Tell Us What You Think 16
- Getting Started 17
- Overview 18
- Omega Main 20
- Selecting Menu 21
- Options and 21
- Changing 21
- Parameters 21
- > Enable this port 22
- Disable this port 22
- System name: -> 22
- Quitting from a 23
- Local Session 23
- Switch’s IP Address 24
- Managed Switch 26
- Menu Window 26
- ! symbol. In the 27
- Connecting to a Remote Stack 31
- Menu Tree 32
- Managing a Stack 37
- Configuring IP Parameters 38
- 3. Select IP Parameters 40
- Configuring the 43
- Port Parameters 43
- Configuring STP 46
- Naming a Stack 50
- Resetting a Stack 51
- Running Diagnostics 58
- Pinging a Device 61
- Configuring the Ports 63
- Displaying Port Status 64
- Configuring Port Parameters 66
- Configuring Port Trunks 70
- 10BA SE-T / 100 BAS E-TX 71
- FAST ETHERNET SWITCH 71
- Deleting a Port 75
- Configuring a Port Mirror 76
- Disabling Port 78
- Mirroring 78
- Configuring Port Security 79
- Chapter 4 81
- MAC Address Table 82
- Displaying the 83
- MAC Address 83
- MAC Addresses 84
- Port Number of a 85
- Changing the 86
- Aging Time of the 86
- Static MAC Address Table 87
- Adding Addresses 88
- Address Table 88
- Deleting 90
- Addresses from 90
- Clearing the 91
- Static MAC 91
- Multicast Addresses 92
- Changing a 94
- Multicast Port 94
- Assignment 94
- Deleting a 94
- Multicast Address 94
- Configuring Virtual LANs and 97
- Quality of Service 97
- Creating a New VLAN 98
- Example of 101
- Creating a 101
- Port-based VLAN 101
- Tagged VLAN 103
- Modifying a VLAN 105
- Deleting a VLAN 106
- Chapter 6 113
- Interpreting the Graphs 123
- Chapter 7 125
- Creating an Omega Password 126
- Specifying a Timeout Value 128
- Configuration Files 131
- Upgrading the Stack Software 132
- Using XModem 133
- Stack Software 133
- Using TFTP to 134
- Upgrade Software 134
- Downloading 135
- Software to One 135
- Software to All 136
- Switches 136
- Introduction to Virtual LANs 139
- General Rules to 143
- Creating a Port 143
- Sales VLAN 145
- Production VLAN 145
- Drawbacks to 146
- Port-based 146
- Parts of a Tagged 148
- AT-8300 Series Stack 151
- Basic VLAN Mode 152
- AT-S25 Default Settings 153
- Appendix C 155
- Supported Platforms 159
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