catalyst 6000交换机配置指南.ppt

Preparing Network Connections When preparing your site for network connections to the switch, consider: Type and cabling required for each interface Distance limitations for each signal type Estimate of link loss value to determine sufficient power to operate transceiver for each interface Specific cables you need to connect each interface Any additional interface equipment you need: Transceivers Modems CSUs/DSUs Establishing a Serial Connection Set up terminal 9600 baud 8 data bits No parity 1 stop bit Starting the System Connect second power cord to different power source or circuit, if possible PS1 and PS2 LEDs on Supervisor engine turn green Listen for system fan Status LEDs are orange, then green When system boot is complete, console screen displays script and banner Entering the Default (non)Password At each password prompt, press Return System initiates BOOTP, RARP requests Installation is complete; now you are ready to configure Default Configuration Interface defaults sc0, sl0, IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and broadcast set to sc0 assigned to VLAN 1 SNMP community defaults Read-Only: Public Read-Write: Private Read-Write-All: Secret Using set, show, and clear Use set commands to establish switch parameters Use show commands to verify Use set or clear command to overwrite or erase To display command usage, type command plus help: set help or set ? show help or show ? clear help or clear ? Customizing the Configuration Enter privileged mode Set system information Set interface type Use a BOOTP server Configure SNMP Set VLANs Set trunks Getting Ready to Configure Determine the interface type sc0 console sl0 SLIP Active SLIP session precludes TTY access to console Determine the IP address Determine the subnet mask address Understanding Command Conventions Commands and keywords are in boldface font Console prompt indicates user level Console (enable) prompt indicates privileged level Arguments for which you supply values are in italic font