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Setting sysname, Bootp client, Vlan configuration – 3Com TR User Manual

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sysName

The sysName field allows you to assign an identifying
name to the stack. This name is displayed on the top
level form.

1

Enter any combination of up to 30 alpha or numeric
characters as an identifier. Spaces are allowed.

2

Select OK.

BOOTP Client

If BOOTP Client is enabled and you have a BootP
server on your network, an IP address will be assigned
automatically to the Switch 2000 TR at power up.

VLAN Configuration

The VLAN Setup screen allows you to:

Assign ports to VLANs, if those ports use Port
VLAN Mode

Define a backbone port for each VLAN

View VLAN setup information for the Switch

To access the VLAN Setup screen:

1

From the VT100 Main Menu, select SWITCH MAN-
AGEMENT. The Switch Management screen appears.

2

In the Management Level field, choose VLAN.

3

Choose the SETUP button. The VLAN Setup screen
appears as shown in Figure 4-10.

Figure 4-10 VLAN Setup Screen

The screen shows a listbox containing three fields:

Port—This field allows you to select the ID of the
port that you want to set up.

Type—This field displays information about the
setup of the port:

Bp—The port is a Backbone port for the
VLAN(s) specified in the VLAN Membership
field.

A backbone port is used to connect each VLAN
to the backbone of your network, and has the
following attributes:

Addresses received on the port are not stored in
the Switch Database.

Frames with unknown addresses received by the
Switch are forwarded to the port.