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Question posted by fahdil on June 2nd, 2011

3c17300 Firmware

I have #C17300 running version2.5. What is the latest version i can obtain?

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Implementation Guide - Page 1

DUA1730-0BAA03 Published June 2005 SuperStack® 3 Switch 4200 Family Implementation Guide Generic guide for units in the SuperStack 3 Switch 4200 Family: 3C17300 3C17302 3C17304 3C17300A 3C17302A 3C17304A http://www.3com.com/ Part No.

Implementation Guide - Page 3

... 15 Automatic IP Configuration 16 Security 16 Aggregated Links 16 Auto-negotiation 17 Multicast Filtering 18 Spanning Tree Protocol and Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol 18 Switch Database 19 Traffic Prioritization 19 RMON 20 Broadcast Storm Control 20 VLANs 20 Configuration Save and Restore 20 2 OPTIMIZING BANDWIDTH Port Features 23 Duplex 23...

Implementation Guide - Page 4

...an IP Multicast? 33 Benefits of Multicast 34 Multicast Filtering 34 Multicast Filtering and Your Switch 35 IGMP Multicast Filtering 36 4 USING RESILIENCE FEATURES Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) 39 ...a Network with Multiple VLANs 48 5 USING THE SWITCH DATABASE What is the Switch Database? 49 How Switch Database Entries Get Added 49 Switch Database Entry States 50 6 USING TRAFFIC PRIORITIZATION What ...

Implementation Guide - Page 5

... SETTING UP VIRTUAL LANS What are VLANs? 65 Benefits of VLANs 66 VLANs and Your Switch 67 The Default VLAN 67 Communication Between VLANs 67 Creating New VLANs 68 VLANs: Tagged ... Connections 70 Using 802.1Q Tagged Connections 71 9 USING AUTOMATIC IP CONFIGURATION How Your Switch Obtains IP Information 74 How Automatic IP Configuration Works 74 Automatic Process 75 Important Considerations 76 ...

Implementation Guide - Page 6

...Device (DUD)? 85 How DUD Works 85 What is RADIUS? 85 11 USING SWITCH CONFIGURATION FEATURES Configuration Save and Restore 87 Upgrading Management Software 89 A CONFIGURATION RULES ... with Full Duplex 95 B NETWORK CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES Simple Network Configuration Examples 98 Desktop Switch Example 98 Advanced Network Configuration Examples 99 Improving the Performance and Resilience of Your ...

Implementation Guide - Page 9

... available in Adobe Acrobat Reader Portable Document Format (PDF) or HTML on the CD-ROM that when this Guide states "the Switch", this guide, follow the instructions in the SuperStack® 3 Switch 4200 Family. Most user guides and release notes are used to interconnect LANs. It outlines how to use these features to...

Implementation Guide - Page 11

...; Getting Started Guide This guide contains: ■ all the information you need to install and set up the Switch in its default state ■ information on the CD-ROM that accompanies your Switch. ■ Management Quick Reference Guide You can find this document to 3Com at: [email protected] They will help...

Implementation Guide - Page 12

... include the following information when contacting us: ■ Document title ■ Document part number (on the title page) ■ Page number (if appropriate) Example: ■ SuperStack 3 Switch Implementation Guide ■ Part number: DUA1730-0BAA0x ■ Page 25 Please note that we can only respond to your network supplier.

Implementation Guide - Page 13

... FEATURES Chapter 1 Switch Features Overview Chapter 2 Optimizing Bandwidth Chapter 3 Using Multicast Filtering Chapter 4 Using Resilience Features Chapter 5 Using the Switch Database Chapter 6 Using Traffic Prioritization Chapter 7 Status Monitoring and Statistics Chapter 8 Setting Up Virtual LANs Chapter 9 Using Automatic IP Configuration Chapter 10 Making Your Network ...

Implementation Guide - Page 15

... in its efficiency and therefore the overall performance of the Switch features. Switch Features Explained This chapter contains introductory information about the SuperStack® 3 Switch management software and supported features. It covers the following topics: ■ What is Management Software? ■ Switch Features Explained For detailed descriptions of the web interface operations...

Implementation Guide - Page 16

...-port basis. ■ Rada (Radius Authenticated Device Access) - It uses the following security features, which guard against a RADIUS server. ■ Disconnect Unauthorized Device (DUD) - the Switch will configure itself with its default IP address 169.254.100.100 if it . Aggregated links provide two benefits: For more information about how the...

Implementation Guide - Page 17

... capabilities are by default the parameters that provide the highest performance supported by your Switch, please refer to the Management Quick Reference Guide supplied in full duplex mode....provides automatic, point-to-point redundancy between two devices (switch-to-switch or switch-to another port. Flow Control All Switch ports support flow control, which is implemented using the...

Implementation Guide - Page 18

...and port capabilities, see Chapter 3 "Using Multicast Filtering". RSTP is an enhanced version of the less efficient paths if the most efficient path fails. RSTP can restore ...predefined multicast group, rather than the STP feature. Multicast Filtering Multicast filtering allows the Switch to forward multicast traffic to the IEEE 802.1w standard. Spanning Tree Protocol and Rapid...

Implementation Guide - Page 19

...that high priority data, such as time-sensitive and system-critical data is forwarded through the Switch without being delayed by using layer 2 information, is forwarded on a different queue from lower...port should transmit the packet if it is assigned the "normal" QoS policy profile. Switch Database The Switch Database is an integral part of the IEEE 802.1D/D17 standard (incorporating IEEE ...

Implementation Guide - Page 20

...For more information about VLANs, see Chapter 7 "Status Monitoring and Statistics". 20 CHAPTER 1: SWITCH FEATURES OVERVIEW RMON Remote Monitoring (RMON) is exceeded. You can be located anywhere in a...Configuration Save and Restore allows the configuration of traditional network design. The Switch software continually collects statistics about the LAN segments connected to a pre-defined...

Implementation Guide - Page 46

... Bridge for LAN segment 3, because it is also the Designated Bridge for LAN segment 1. Redundancy for Backbone Link In this configuration, a Switch has STP enabled and is accidentally connected to a hub using SuperStack 3 Switch units. ■ Configuration 1 - STP discovers a duplicate path and blocks one of the links. 46 CHAPTER 4: USING RESILIENCE FEATURES ■ Because...

Implementation Guide - Page 51

... prioritize traffic. Traffic prioritization is transmitted with minimal delay over a network. The SuperStack 3 Switch 4200 Family has two traffic queues per port giving it a basic capability to ...and the command line interface (CLI) commands that require a high level of stackable Switches. Used by organizations with a converged network, that is Traffic Prioritization? Organizations that ...

Implementation Guide - Page 80

... network for service accounting or billing, or to help network administrators resolve problems. Network Login is a feature that is granted access to the Switch port (no intervening switch or hub) as education campuses or conference facilities, which defines a mechanism for user authentication for port-based network access control. The user information is then...

Implementation Guide - Page 94

Figure 21 illustrates the key topology rules and provides examples of how they allow for connecting switch-to-switch, or endstation-to-switch, using half-duplex 100BASE-FX. ■ A total network span of 325 m (1066 ... Category 5 cable. ■ A 412 m (1352 ft) fiber link is allowed in single-repeater topologies (one hub stack per wiring closet with a fiber link to those for 10 Mbps Ethernet.

Implementation Guide - Page 113

... to a network using Internet protocols such as PCs, printers, servers) and network devices (hubs and switches) that optimizes the flow of endstations (such as web services, TCP/IP, HTTP and ...174;. IP is not accessible to -end delay variations during the course of protocols that runs between hosts and their immediate neighboring multicast routers. Jitter An expression often used for MAC...