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Contents
9
Preface
17
- About This Manual
  17
- Who Should Read This Manual?
  17
- How to Use This Manual
  17
- Related Documentation
  19
A Look at CoreWatch
21
- What Are CoreWatch’s Features?
  21
- System Requirements
  22
- CoreWatch Capabilities
  22
- A Look at the Modes of CoreWatch
  23
- Which MIBs Does the SSR Support?
  23
CoreWatch Installation
25
- Installing CoreWatch
  25
  - Installing on a Solaris System
    25
  - Installing on a Windows NT, Windows 95, or Windows 98 System
    26
Learning CoreWatch Basics
27
- Starting CoreWatch
  27
- A Look at the CoreWatch Interface
  29
  - Front Panel View
    30
    - A Look at the Modules
      31
  - Schematic View
    32
    - Opening the Schematic View
      32
    - Using the Schematic View
      33
  - CoreWatch Menus
    33
  - CoreWatch Toolbar
    33
- CoreWatch Passwords
  33
  - Changing the Login Password
    34
  - Changing the Privileged Password
    34
- Accessing Help
  35
- Exiting CoreWatch
  36
Learning Configuration Expert Basics
37
- What Is Configuration Expert?
  37
- Starting Configuration Expert
  38
- A Look at the Configuration Expert Window
  39
  - \Configuration Tree
    40
    - A Look at the Configuration Tree Icons
      43
  - Wizards and Dialog Boxes
    43
- Copying Configuration Settings with Drag-and-Drop
  44
- Finding Objects
  44
- Deleting Objects
  45
- Order of Configuration Tasks
  45
- Saving and Applying Your Configuration Changes
  46
- Exiting Configuration Expert
  48
Changing System Settings
49
- Providing System Information
  49
- Configuring an SSR Chassis
  50
- Configuring Ports
  52
  - Configuring Global Settings on All Ports
    52
  - Configuring an Individual Port
    54
- Configuring the SSR for a SYSLOG Server
  57
- Configuring for DNS
  59
- Configuring the SSR for SNMP
  60
  - Setting Up a Target for SNMP Traps
    60
  - Establishing Community Strings
    62
Configuring SSR Bridging
65
- A Look at Bridging on the SSR
  65
- Configuring the Bridging Mode of Ports
  66
  - Configuring a Port for Flow-Based Bridging
    67
  - Configuring a Port for Address-Based Bridging
    68
- Controlling the Aging State of SSR Bridging
  70
- Setting Up STP on the SSR
  76
- Configuring SmartTRUNK Behavior on the SSR
  82
  - Defining SmartTRUNK Settings for SSR Bridging
    83
Configuring VLANs on the SSR
87
- A Look at VLANs on the SSR
  87
- VLAN Configuration Tips
  88
- Defining Access Ports and Trunk Ports
  89
- Creating a Protocol-Based VLAN
  91
- Creating a Port-Based VLAN
  96
- Modifying VLANs
  100
  - Changing a Port-Based VLAN’s Name or ID
    101
  - Changing a Protocol-Based VLAN’s Name, ID, or Protocol Binding
    102
- Replacing an Interface’s VLAN
  103
- Changing Which Ports a VLAN Includes
  103
  - Dragging Ports to Add Them to a VLAN
    103
  - Adding and Removing a VLAN’s Ports Through a Dialog Box
    104
Configuring IP Interfaces for the SSR
107
- What Is IP?
  107
  - A Look at IP Addresses
    108
- Creating IP Interfaces
  110
  - Creating IP Interfaces Bound to a Single Port
    110
  - Creating IP Interfaces Bound to a VLAN
    116
- Modifying IP Interface Definitions
  121
- Configuring the SSR for VRRP
  124
  - Specifying VRRP Trace Options
    125
  - Configuring a New VRRP Router
    126
- What to Do Next
  129
Configuring Unicast Routing on the SSR
131
- Configuring Unicast Global Parameters and Static Entries
  131
- A Look at RIP Routing in the IP Environment
  137
  - What Is Preference?
    138
- Configuring the SSR for RIP
  139
  - Setting RIP Global Parameters
    139
  - Defining IP RIP Interfaces
    141
  - Adding Trusted Gateways
    144
  - Adding Source Gateways
    145
- What to Do Next
  145
Configuring Multicast Routing on the SSR
147
- What Is DVMRP?
  147
- Configuring DVMRP Routing on the SSR
  148
- What Is IGMP?
  154
- Configuring IGMP Interfaces on the SSR
  155
  - Setting IGMP Global Parameters
    155
  - Enabling or Disabling IGMP on Interfaces
    156
- What to Do Next
  158
Configuring the SSR for IPX Routes
159
- What Is IPX?
  159
- Creating IPX Interfaces
  161
  - Creating IPX Interfaces Bound to a Single Port
    161
  - Creating IPX Interfaces Bound to a VLAN
    167
- Modifying IPX Interface Definitions
  172
- Configuring Static IPX SAP Entries
  175
- What to Do Next
  178
Configuring QoS on the SSR
179
- What Is QoS?
  179
- Establishing the SSR’s Queuing Policy
  180
- Associating Precedences to Layer-3/Layer-4 Flows
  181
- Assigning IP QoS Precedence
  181
  - Assigning IPX QoS Precedence
    183
- Creating QoS Profiles
  184
- Modifying QoS Profiles
  199
Configuring Security on the SSR
207
- A Look at ACLs
  207
- Setting IP Security
  208
- Setting IPX Security
  212
  - Configuring an IPX ACL
    212
  - Setting Up IPX RIP Filters
    217
  - Setting Up IPX SAP Filters
    221
- Applying ACLs to IP or IPX Interfaces
  224
  - Copying an ACL to Apply It to an Interface
    225
  - Applying an ACL by Editing an Interface’s Definition
    226
- Setting Layer-2 Security
  228
- Modifying the SSR’s Security Settings
  241
Configuring OSPF on the SSR
247
- A Look at OSPF Routing on the SSR
  247
- Setting OSPF Global Parameters
  248
  - Configuring OSPF Area Tables
    249
    - Creating OSPF Area Tables
      250
    - Modifying Area Tables
      267
Configuring BGP on the SSR
269
- BGP Overview
  269
- Configuring your SSR for BGP
  270
Configuring Routing Policies on the SSR
297
- Routing Policies on the SSR
  297
- RIP and OSPF Routing Policy Defaults
  297
  - Setting RIP Routing Policy Defaults
    298
  - Setting OSPF Routing Policy Defaults
    299
- A Look at the Building Blocks of Routing Policies
  300
- Export Policies
  335
  - Configuring Export Policies
    336
  - Modifying Export Policies
    341
- Import Policies
  342
  - Configuring Import Policies
    342
  - Modifying Import Policies
    346
- Aggregate Policies
  347
  - Configuring Aggregate Policies
    347
  - Modifying Aggregate Policies
    352
- Redistribute Policies
  353
  - Configuring Redistribute Policies
    353
  - Modifying Redistribute Policies
    357
- Summarize Routes
  358
  - Configuring Summarize Routes
    358
  - Modifying Summarize Routes
    362
Checking System Status
365
- Obtaining Chassis Information
  365
- Obtaining Port Information
  366
- Obtaining Trap Information
  368
- Obtaining Smart Trunk Information
  369
Monitoring Real- Time Performance
371
- Monitoring System Performance
  371
  - Setting the Scaling of Dials
    373
- Monitoring Port Utilization
  374
- Obtaining Statistics About an Individual Port
  376
- Monitoring IP Interface Statistics
  381
- Monitoring IPX Interface Statistics
  385
  - Obtaining IPX Packet Statistics
    386
- Obtaining IPX Error Statistics
  387
- Using the Graph Toolbar
  389
Checking the Status of Bridge Tables
391
- Obtaining VLAN Information
  391
- Obtaining STP Port Information
  392
- Obtaining L2 Interface Information
  394
Checking the Status of Routing Tables
397
- Checking IP Routing Status
  397
  - Obtaining IP Interface Information
    398
  - Obtaining IP Forwarding Information
    399
- Checking IPX Routing Status
  400
  - Obtaining IPX Interface Information
    401
  - Obtaining IPX Forwarding Information
    403
- Checking OSPF Routing Status
  405
- Checking RIP Routing Status
  416
  - Obtaining RIP Interface Information
    416
  - Obtaining RIP Peer Information
    417
- Checking DVMRP Routing Status
  419
- Checking IGMP Status
  425
  - Obtaining IGMP Interface Information
    426
  - Obtaining IGMP Cache Information
    428
Checking the Status of QoS Tables
431
- Obtaining Layer-2 Priority Information
  431
- Obtaining Flow Priority Information
  433
- Obtaining Layer-2 Switching Information
  435
- Obtaining Layer-3 and Layer-4 Switching Information
  436
Obtaining Reports
439
- Saving Multiple Tables as a Report
  439
- Saving a Single Table as a Report
  441
Working with Tables
443
- Finding Text in a Table
  443
- Controlling the Contents of Tables
  444
- Refreshing a Table
  445
- Restoring Table Information
  445
- Obtaining Table Records
  445
- Saving a Single Table as a Report
  445
- Exporting Data from a Table
  446
- Sorting Table Information
  446
CoreWatch Menus
447
- File Menu
  447
- Monitor Menu
  448
  - Performance State Submenu
    448
  - System State Submenu
    450
  - Bridging State Submenu
    450
  - Routing State Submenu
    451
  - QoS State Submenu
    453
- Window Menu
  454
- Help Menu
  454
Supported Regular Expressions
457
Error Messages
461
- Missing or Invalid Field Error Messages
  461
- Duplicate Objects Error Messages
  465
- Already Exists or in Use Error Messages
  465
- Unavailable Objects Error Messages
  466
- Miscellaneous Error Messages
  467
Glossary
473
Index
483

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