INDEX

Numerics

INDEX

Numerics

10/100 module port duplex mode (DUP) LED 3-10, D-3

10/100 module port speed (100) LED 3-10, D-3

10/100 module port status (STAT) LED 3-10, D-3

10/100 ports

: See network ports and uplink port

100BaseFX module port duplex mode (DUP) LED D-5

100BaseFX module port status (LINK) LED 3-10, D-5

100BaseFX switched uplink module D-4

: connecting to D-9

100BaseTX connections LED 1-7, 1-10, 3-9

10BaseT/100BaseTX switched uplink module D-2

: connecting to D-9

19-inch rack-mount installation 2-8

24-inch rack-mount installation 2-8

A

AC power connector 1-11

AC power cord 2-5

activity/collision LED 1-7, 3-8

adapter pinouts, terminal (RJ-45-to-DB-9) B-6

adding or removing hubs C-5

address table 4-2, D-10

agency approvals

: EMI A-1
: safety A-1

altitude, operating range A-1

Apply button 3-3

Assign/Change Password field 3-6

autonegotiation

: module port duplex mode 3-23
: module port speed 3-23
: port speed 3-17

B

back panel 1-11

: AC power connector 1-11
: console port 1-12
: expansion slot 1-12
: illustration 1-11
: power connectors 1-11
: RPS connector 1-11
: stacking connectors 1-12

baluns B-14

bandwidth utilization

: determining 1-9
: illustration (FastHub 412 models) 1-9
: illustration (FastHub 424 models) 1-10

bandwidth utilization LED mode 1-7, 1-9

baud rate setting 3-42

bookmarking the hub manager 2-22

boot code test 4-5

BootP Get IP option 3-33

Browse button 3-38

C

cable guide, installing 2-11

cables

Category 3, 4, 5 1-4

console, rollover 1-12, 2-5, B-5

: pinouts (DB-9 adapter) B-6

crossover 1-5, 2-18, B-2, B-3

: schematics (illustration) B-4

guidelines B-7

: Ethernet (table) B-8
: example configurations B-8

rollover console, RJ-45-to-RJ-45 2-14

shielded twisted-pair, avoiding problems B-14

straight-through 1-5, 2-18, B-2, B-3

: schematics (illustration) B-4

cascading hubs C-1

CCO

: accessing MIB files 2-25
: firmware download sites 3-40, 4-10
: hotlink 3-13
: Software Center site (Software & Support) 2-25

CDP 3-37

: enabling/disabling 3-38
: neighbor information 3-38

CDP Management page 3-37

Cisco Connection Online

: See CCO

Cisco Discovery Protocol

: See CDP

Cisco documentation, Documentation CD-ROM 2-5

Cisco Information Packet 2-5

Cisco Product Registration Card 2-5

Cisco Systems resources hotlinks 3-13

Cisco Visual Hub Manager

: See hub manager

CISCO-CDP-MIB.my MIB file 2-23

CISCO-SIBU-MANAGERS-MIB.my MIB file 2-24

CISCO-SIBU-SIMPLE-UPGRADE-MIB.my MIB file 2-23

CISCO-SIBU-STACKABLE-DUAL-SPEED-HUB-MIB.my MIB file 2-24

Class I and Class II repeaters

: cabling guidelines B-7
: types of B-7

CLI

: accessing 2-23, 3-13
: overview 1-16
: password (privileged commands) 3-6
: timeout setting 3-42

CLI Inactivity Timeout field 3-42

client/server workgroups network example 1-19

collision domains C-3

command-line interface

: See CLI

Communicator, Netscape 1-15

community strings, SNMP 2-24, 3-35

configuration settings, default 1-14

configuration tasks, hub manager 1-16, 3-1

connectivity, troubleshooting 4-2, D-11

connectors

console B-5

MICs and baluns B-14

power

: AC 1-11, 2-6
: RPS 1-11, 2-6

D

data bits setting 3-42

DC power specifications A-1

default configuration settings 1-14

default gateway 3-33

Detailed Group Statistics page 3-30

Detailed Module Port Statistics page 3-25

Detailed Port Statistics page 3-18

Details button 3-38

diagnosing problems 4-1

diagnostic console 1-13, 4-6

: accessing 4-7
: logon screen 4-7
: System Debug Interface Menu 4-8, 4-14
: unavailable to remote users 4-6

Diagnostic Console display 4-7

diagnostic features 1-14

dimensions

: hub A-1
: switched uplink modules D-11

Discovered Neighboring Devices list 3-38

document conventions xviii

Documentation CD-ROM 2-5

documents, related xvii

DOWN stacking connector C-4

DUP LED

: 10/100 module port D-3
: 100BaseFX module port D-5

duplex mode 3-23

: autonegotiation 3-23

Duplex Mode Requested/Actual drop-down list 3-23

E

EMC regulatory statements 2-3

EMI agency approvals A-1

emulation software 4-13

Enable Authentication Trap Generation check box 3-36

Enable CDP check box 3-38

Enable Link Up/Link Down Trap Generation check box 3-36

environmental ranges

: operating altitude A-1
: operating humidity A-1
: operating range A-1
: storage temperature A-1, D-11

ETHERLIKE-MIB.my MIB file 2-23

Ethernet cable guidelines B-7

: example configurations B-8
: table B-8

examples, network configurations 1-18

: client/server workgroups 1-19
: extended network 1-21
: server farms 1-20

Exit to Previous Menu option 4-14

expansion slot 1-12

F

factory defaults

: console port 4-15
: hub 4-15

failure message, POST 4-9

FastHubs

: See hubs xv

features

: diagnostic 1-14
: flexibility 1-3
: hub 1-1, 1-3
: management 1-3, 1-14
: performance 1-3, 1-14
: redundancy 1-3
: security 1-14
: switched uplink modules D-1
: upgrade 1-14

File Transfer Protocol

: See FTP

firmware

: POST results 4-9
: recovering from corrupted 4-10
: troubleshooting 4-8
: upgrading 3-40, 3-43
: where to get latest versions 4-10

Firmware Version field 3-40, 3-43

flexibility features 1-3

front panel 1-4

illustration 1-4

LEDs 1-5

: 10/100 ports 1-7
: activity/collision 1-7
: RPS 1-6
: SYSTEM 1-6

Mode button 1-8

network ports 1-4

uplink port 1-4

FTP, accessing MIB files 2-24

G

: Group Management page 3-27

H

history statistics, RMON 2-26

Home page 3-5

hot swapping hubs C-5

HTML Interface Development Group hotlink 3-13

hub features 1-3

hub image 3-7

hub manager 3-1

: accessing 2-21
: Apply button 3-3
: bookmarking 2-22
: changing/saving settings 3-3
: configuration tasks 1-16
: menu bar 3-2
: monitoring tasks 1-16
: navigating 3-2
: online help xvii, 1-15, 3-1
: overview 1-15
: password 3-6
: pop-up text 3-2
: Revert button 3-3
: security tasks 1-16
: software requirements 1-15, 2-21
: supported tasks 1-15, 3-1

hub name and description, changing 3-5

hub stacks

adding or removing hubs 3-28, C-5, C-6

building C-4

guidelines C-4

hot swapping hubs C-5

isolation considerations 3-29

management hub

: primary 3-28, C-6
: secondary 3-28, C-6

managing 3-27, C-6

numbering convention 3-28, C-7

radio button 3-11

using stack image 3-11

hubs

cabling guidelines B-7

cascading C-1

configuration via web interface 3-1

connector and cable specifications B-1

dimensions A-1

features 1-1

front panel 1-4

: LEDs 1-5
: Mode button 1-5
: network ports 1-4
: uplink port 1-4

installing 2-1

interconnecting 1-12, C-1

isolating considerations 3-29

management options 1-13

: CLI 1-16
: default settings 1-14
: hub manager 1-15
: SNMP 1-17

monitoring via web interface 3-1

network examples 1-18

primary management 3-28, C-6

rear panel 1-11

: console port 1-12
: expansion slot 1-12
: power connectors 1-11
: stacking connectors 1-12

secondary management 3-28, C-6

stacking C-1, C-4, C-5

: adding or removing 3-28, C-6
: cable 1-12, C-4
: cascading C-1
: connectors 1-12, 3-11, C-4
: guidelines C-4
: hub numbering convention C-7
: interconnecting C-1
: managing 3-27, C-6
: using stack image 3-11

starting up 2-1, 4-9

: POST 2-6

switched uplink modules 1-2, 3-10, D-1

: 100BaseFX D-4
: 10BaseT/100BaseTX D-2
: checking module port status 3-22
: connecting to D-8
: dimensions D-11
: environmental requirements D-11
: expansion slot 1-12
: installing D-6
: key features D-1
: managing 3-20
: removing D-7
: statistics, detailed 3-25
: technical specifications D-11
: troubleshooting D-10

technical specifications A-1

troubleshooting 4-1

humidity, operating range A-1

I

IEEE 802.3u, definition B-7

installation 2-1

: attaching cable guide 2-11
: attaching mounting brackets (rack-mount) 2-8
: attaching mounting brackets (wall-mount) 2-12
: attaching to rack 2-10
: attaching to wall (parallel and vertical) 2-13
: connecting to console port 2-14, B-5
: connecting to network ports 2-18
: connecting to uplink port 2-18
: guidelines and requirements 2-4
: hub in a rack 2-8
: hub on a table or shelf 2-7
: hub on a wall 2-12
: materials, supplied 2-5
: power up 2-6
: requirements and guidelines 2-4
: unpacking the hub 2-4
: warnings 2-2

interconnected hubs 1-12, C-1

Internet Explorer, Microsoft 1-15

IP Address field 3-32, 3-35, 3-36

IP conflict resolution 3-28, 3-32, C-5

IP information, assigning 2-16

IP Management page 3-32

isolating hubs, considerations 3-29

Isolation Status drop-down list 3-29

J

: Java, enabling 2-21
: JavaScript, enabling 2-21

K

key features

: hub 1-1, 1-3
: switched uplink modules D-1

L

LEDs 1-5

100BaseTX connections 3-9

activity/collision 1-7

hub image 3-8

modes 1-7, 3-9

port

: 100BaseTX connections 1-7, 1-10
: bandwidth utilization 1-7, 1-9, 3-9
: port status 1-7, 1-8, 3-9

RPS 1-6, 3-8

switched uplink modules

: 10/100 module port duplex mode (DUP) 3-10, D-3
: 10/100 module port speed (100) 3-10, D-3
: 10/100 module port status (STAT) 3-10, D-3
: 100BaseFX module port duplex mode (DUP) D-5
: 100BaseFX module port status (LINK) 3-10, D-5

SYSTEM 1-6, 3-8

LINK LED, 100BaseFX module port D-5

link states

: module ports 3-22
: network ports 3-16

Link Status Requested/Actual column 3-16

linkDown state 3-16, 3-22

linkDown trap 3-16, 3-22, 3-36

linkUp state 3-16, 3-22

linkUp trap 3-16, 3-22, 3-36

logging in, diagnostic console 4-7

logical repeaters C-2

M

MAC address limit 4-2, D-10

manageable hubs 1-1

management features 1-3, 1-14

management hubs 1-1, 3-27, C-6

Management Information Base (MIB)

: See MIB files

management interfaces

accessing 2-20

: CLI 2-23
: hub manager 2-21
: MIBs 2-23
: SNMP 2-23
: troubleshooting 4-3

CLI

: accessing 2-23
: overview 1-16

hub manager

: accessing 2-21
: overview 1-15
: software requirements 3-1
: using 3-1

SNMP 2-23

: accessing MIBs 2-23
: overview 1-17
: preparing to use 2-24

management options 1-13

: CLI 1-13
: default settings 1-14
: diagnostic console 1-13
: hub manager 1-13
: SNMP 1-13

management station, connecting to console port 2-14

management tasks

: assigning or changing hub name and description 3-5
: assigning or changing module port name and description 3-24
: assigning or changing password 3-6
: assigning or changing port name and description 3-17
: assigning or changing trap managers 3-35
: assigning or changing write managers 3-36
: changing CDP settings 3-37, 3-39
: changing CLI timeout setting 3-42
: changing console port settings 3-42
: changing IP information 3-32
: changing module port duplex mode 3-23
: changing module port speed 3-23
: changing port speed 3-17
: changing SNMP community strings 3-35
: checking hub statistics 3-30
: checking module port statistics 3-24
: checking module port status 3-22
: checking port statistics 3-18
: checking port status 3-16
: checking type of installed module 3-22
: connecting or isolating hubs 3-29
: displaying CDP neighbors 3-38
: enabling or disabling CDP on the hub 3-38
: enabling or disabling module port 3-22
: enabling or disabling ports 3-16
: enabling or disabling trap generation 3-36
: managing hub stack 3-27
: managing ports 3-14, 3-20
: monitoring via hub image 3-7
: upgrading firmware 3-40, 3-43
: using SNMP 1-17, 3-34

MDT channel test 4-5

media interface connectors (MICs) B-14

Medium column 3-22

Memory I/O option 4-14

menu bar 3-2

: CDP 3-37
: GROUP 3-27
: HOME 3-4
: IP 3-32
: PORT 3-14
: SNMP 3-34
: SYSTEM 3-40

MIB files 1-17, 2-23

accessing 2-23

: via CCO 2-25
: via FTP 2-24

CISCO-CDP-MIB.my file 2-23

CISCO-SIBU-MANAGERS-MIB.my 2-24

CISCO-SIBU-SIMPLE-UPGRADE-MIB.my file 2-23

CISCO-SIBU-STACKABLE-DUAL-SPEED-HUB-MIB.my file 2-24

ETHERLIKE-MIB.my 2-23

RFC1213-MIB.my file 2-23

RMON-MIB.my file 2-23

SNMP-REPEATER-MIB.my file 2-23

Microsoft Internet Explorer 1-15

MICs B-14

Mode button 1-5, 3-9, 4-7

: using 1-8

modem, connecting to console port 2-14

modes, port LED 1-7

: 100BaseTX connections 1-7, 1-10
: bandwidth utilization 1-7, 1-9
: port status 1-7, 1-8

module port duplex mode (DUP) LED

: 10/100 D-3
: 100BaseFX D-5

module port speed (100) LED, 10/100 D-3

module port status (LINK) LED, 100BaseFX D-5

module port status (STAT) LED, 10/100 D-3

module ports

: connecting to D-8
: hub image 3-10
: managing 3-20
: statistics, detailed 3-25
: status 3-22

monitoring tasks 1-16

mounting kit 2-5

N

Netscape Communicator 1-15

network configuration examples 1-18

: client/server workgroups 1-19
: extended network 1-21
: server farms 1-20

network ports 1-4, 1-5

: cable types for 2-18
: connecting to 2-18
: hub image 3-7, 3-9
: pinouts (table) B-2
: specifications B-1

NIC channel test 4-5

not partitioned state 3-16

numbering convention, hub stack 3-28

O

: online help 1-15, 3-1

P

package contents 2-5

Packet Hold Time field 3-39

Packet Transmission Time field 3-39

page cache, enabling 2-21, 3-11, 3-28

parity settings 3-42

partition states 3-16

Partition Status column 3-16

partitioned state 3-16

passwords

: assigning or changing 3-6
: recovery 4-13

performance

: features 1-3, 1-14
: troubleshooting 4-2

performance, troubleshooting D-10

Permanent download option 3-43

physical dimensions

: hub A-1
: switched uplink modules D-11

pinouts

: network ports B-2
: RJ-45-to-DB-9 terminal adapter B-6
: rollover cable B-6
: uplink port B-2

pop-up text, menu bar 3-2

port LEDs 1-7

: modes 1-7

Port Management page 3-15

Port Name/Description column 3-17, 3-24

port speed settings 3-17

port status LED 3-9

port status LED mode 1-7, 1-8

ports

connecting to

: console port B-5
: management station 2-14
: modem 2-14
: network ports 2-18
: terminal B-6
: uplink port 2-18

console port 1-12

: connecting to 2-14

network ports 1-4

: connecting to 2-18
: hub image 3-7, 3-9

pinouts

: console port B-5
: network ports B-2
: uplink port B-2

troubleshooting connections to 2-20

uplink port 1-4

: connecting to 2-18
: hub image 3-7, 3-9

POST

: during start up 2-6
: failure message 4-9
: fatal and nonfatal failures 2-6, 4-4
: hub image 3-8
: results, displaying 4-9
: test descriptions 4-5
: understanding POST results 4-4

power connectors 1-11

power requirements

: AC voltage A-1
: DC voltage A-1
: power consumption A-1

power-on self-test

: See POST

R

rack-mount installation 2-8

radio button, hub image 3-11

Read Community String field 3-35

rear panel 1-11

: AC power connector 1-11
: console port 1-12
: expansion slot 1-12
: illustration 1-11
: power connectors 1-11
: RPS connector 1-11
: stacking connectors 1-12

Reconfirm Password field 3-6

recovery procedures 4-6

: corrupted firmware 4-10
: displaying POST results 4-9
: lost or forgotten password 4-13
: resetting console port to factory defaults 4-15
: resetting hub to factory defaults 4-15

redundancy features 1-3

redundant power system

: See RPS (redundant power system)

refresh, statistics 3-18, 3-24, 3-30

registration, product 2-5

regulatory statements, EMC 2-3

S

safety

: agency approvals A-1
: information 2-5

SDRAM test 4-5

security

: features 1-14
: tasks 1-16

server farms network example 1-20

shelf or table installation 2-7

shielded twisted-pair cable B-14

Simple Network Management Protocol

: See SNMP

SMB channel test 4-5

SNMP

: accessing 2-23
: overview 1-17
: See also MIB files

SNMP Management page 3-34

SNMP-REPEATER-MIB.my MIB file 2-23

snmp-server community command 2-24

Software Center site (Software & Support) 2-25

specifications

10/100 ports B-1

: network ports B-2
: uplink port B-3

console port B-5

hub A-1

switched uplink modules D-11

speed autonegotiation 3-17, 3-23

Speed Requested/Actual drop-down list 3-17, 3-23

SPI channel test 4-5

stacking C-4

: adding or removing hubs 3-28, C-6

adding or removing hubs C-5

cable 1-12, C-4

: order number C-4

cascading C-1

connectors 1-12, 3-11, C-4

guidelines C-4

hub numbering convention C-7

interconnecting C-1

management 3-27, C-6

stack image 3-11

starting up, assigning IP information 2-16

STAT LED, 10/100 module port D-3

statistics

: hub 3-30
: module port 3-24
: port 3-18
: refresh 3-18, 3-24, 3-30
: RMON 2-26

Status Requested/Actual column 3-22

stop bits setting 3-42

storage temperature range A-1, D-11

straight-through cable 1-5, 2-18, B-2, B-3

: schematics (illustration) B-4

subnet mask 3-33

support information, Cisco 2-5

Switched Uplink Module button 3-20

Switched Uplink Module Management page 3-21

switched uplink modules 1-2, 3-10

: 100BaseFX D-4
: 10BaseT/100BaseTX D-2
: checking module port status 3-22
: connecting to D-8
: dimensions D-11
: environmental requirements D-11
: expansion slot 1-12
: hub image 3-10
: installing D-6
: key features D-1
: managing 3-20
: removing D-7
: statistics, detailed 3-25
: technical specifications D-11
: troubleshooting D-10

System Configuration page 2-14, 3-41

System Debug Interface Menu 4-8, 4-14

System debug interface option 4-14

system image test 4-5

system status (SYSTEM) LED 1-6, 3-8

System TFTP Upgrade button 3-43

T

table or shelf installation 2-7

Technical Assistance Center

: hotlink, TAC 3-13

technical specifications

adapter, RJ-45-to-DB-9 B-6

hub A-1

ports

: console port B-5
: network ports B-1
: uplink port B-1

switched uplink modules D-11

Telnet button 3-38

telnet command 2-23

Telnet hotlink 2-23, 3-13

temperature

: operating range A-1
: storage A-1, D-11

Temporary download option 3-43

terminal CLI command 2-14

terminal emulation software 4-13

timeout, CLI setting 3-42

Timer test 4-5

Token Ring environment B-14

trap generation 3-36

Trap Manager Community String field 3-35

trap manager settings 3-35

troubleshooting 4-1

: displaying POST results 4-9
: network port connections 2-20

U

UART test 4-5

unmanaged hubs 1-1

unpacking instructions 2-4

UP stacking connector C-4

upgrade features 1-14

Upgrade operation firmware (XMODEM) option 4-11

uplink port 1-4, 1-5

: cable types for 2-18
: connecting to 2-18
: hub image 3-7, 3-9
: pinouts (table) B-2
: specifications B-1

User-Configured option 3-33

UTL mode 1-7, 1-9, 3-9

V

View buttons

: hub statistics 3-30
: module port statistics 3-24
: port statistics 3-18

W

wall-mount installation 2-12

warranty information 2-5

web browsers, required 1-15

web pages

: CDP Management 3-37
: Detailed Group Statistics 3-30
: Detailed Module Port Statistics 3-25
: Detailed Port Statistics 3-18
: Group Management 3-27
: Home 3-5
: IP Management 3-32
: Port Management 3-15
: SNMP Management 3-34
: Switched Uplink Module Management 3-21
: System Configuration 3-41

weight

: hub A-1
: switched uplink modules D-11

Write Community String field 3-35

write manager settings 3-36

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