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Performing Diagnostics
Resetting a Switch
Figure 15-3. Factory Reset of a Hub
Resetting a Switch
Select the Device Reset button to reset a switch. Device reset is equivalent to
powering off the device, then turning it on again. Network operation will be
interrupted while the device is performing a self test and other initialization
tasks. The switch's counters are cleared to zero during this reset.
Figure 15-4. Resetting a Switch
- HP TopTools for 1
- Hubs & Switches 1
- User Guide 1
- Contents 5
- 3 System Requirements 6
- 4 Discovering Your Devices 6
- 5 Alerts 6
- 6 Networking Devices 6
- 7 Configuration Policies 7
- 8 Viewing Your Maps 7
- 9 Monitoring Network Traffic 8
- 11 Quality of Service 9
- 12 Accessing Hub Features 9
- 13 Managing Switches 10
- 15 Performing Diagnostics 11
- 16 Downloading Software 11
- A Appendix A 12
- Quick Start 13
- Getting Around in HP TopTools 14
- Viewing Your Network Devices 15
- Examining Alerts 17
- Viewing Network Traffic 20
- Optimizing Your Network 21
- How to Get Support 22
- Introduction 23
- Network Devices Features 26
- Network Traffic 27
- Network Growth 27
- HP Devices Supported 27
- Learning to Use HP TopTools 30
- System Requirements 33
- System Requirements 34
- Discovering Your Devices 35
- Discovery Status 36
- Selecting Networks 36
- Adding Devices for Discovery 37
- Beginning Discovery 38
- Troubleshooting Discovery 39
- Inventory of Devices 40
- Fault Finding 41
- Table 5-1. Common Faults 43
- Launching the Device View 45
- Acknowledging Alerts 45
- Closing Alerts 45
- Filtering Alerts 46
- Filtering by Alert State 47
- Filtering by Alert Severity 47
- Filtering by Device 47
- Show List 48
- Configuring Action on Alerts 49
- Deleting Closed Alerts 51
- Networking Devices 53
- Configuring Polling 54
- Selecting Actions for Devices 56
- Device Topology 57
- Node Port Table 59
- Custom Groups 59
- Searching for Devices 60
- Group Policies 63
- Creating Groups 64
- Adding a Group 65
- Modifying a Group 65
- Adding a Device to a Group 66
- Changing the Group Name 67
- Configuring Group Policies 68
- SNMP System Information 69
- Alert Configuration Policies 70
- Setting Fault Sensitivity 71
- Advanced Switch Features 72
- Routing Information Protocol 74
- Automatic IP RIP Control 74
- Automatic IPX RIP/SAP Control 75
- The Spanning Tree Protocol 76
- Communities 76
- Adding a Community 77
- Modifying a Community 78
- Deleting a Community 78
- Viewing Your Maps 79
- Map Server Settings 80
- Automatic Map Generation 81
- Default View 81
- Cluster Size 82
- Launching a Map 83
- Using the Panner 84
- Options for Displaying Maps 85
- Locating a Node 86
- Monitor 87
- Monitoring Network Traffic 89
- Using Traffic Monitor 90
- Reading the Segment Histogram 91
- Setting Thresholds 92
- Displaying the Network Meter 94
- Who Are the Top 5 Talkers? 95
- Top5 View Menu Items 98
- Automatic Monitoring 100
- Manual Monitoring 100
- Removing Selected Devices 101
- Remove All Devices 101
- Traffic Data Storage 102
- Monitoring Network Traffic 103
- Connection to Server Lost 105
- Planning for Network Growth 107
- Using Network Tools 108
- Advisor 109
- Creating a New Report 110
- Modifying Your Settings 111
- Viewing a Report 113
- Add or Upgrade Equipment 118
- Top Conversations 121
- Inventory of End Nodes 123
- Controlling Data Storage— 124
- Administration 124
- Collects Data 125
- Capability 128
- Quality of Service 129
- Overview 130
- Basic Operation 131
- Policies 132
- Addresses) 132
- Service (ToS) 134
- How To Configure a ToS Policy 136
- Protocols 137
- Accessing Hub Features 141
- Interpreting Device Status 143
- Global Counters 145
- Table 12-2. Global Counters 146
- Configuring Your Device 147
- Fault Detection 148
- System Information 149
- Configuring IP 149
- Hub IP Configuration 150
- Port Configuration 151
- Bridge Enable/Disable 152
- Backup Links 152
- Support URL 154
- Figure 12-12.The Support Page 155
- Managing Switches 157
- Graph Area 158
- Port Counters 159
- Port Status 159
- Switch Identity Information 161
- Configuring Switch Features 162
- IP Configuration 164
- Class of Service 166
- Definitions 168
- Assigning a Monitoring Port 172
- Setting Device Features 173
- HP Procurve Stack Management 174
- Additional header for the 175
- Commander of a stack 175
- Stacking button 175
- VLAN Configuration 176
- Enabling VLANs 177
- Adding a VLAN 177
- Renaming a VLAN 177
- Removing a VLAN 177
- Enabling GVRP Security 178
- Support/Management URLs 179
- Management Server URL 180
- Device Passwords 181
- Hub Port Security 186
- Address Selection 187
- Authorized Address 188
- Eavesdrop Prevention 188
- Send Alarm 188
- Disable Port 189
- The Hub Intrusion Log 190
- Switch Port Security 191
- Parameter Description 192
- Overview of IP Mask Operation 195
- Configuring Port Security 196
- Switch Intrusion Log 198
- Proxy Web Servers 201
- Security Violations 201
- Intrusion Log 201
- Performing Diagnostics 203
- Rebooting a Device 204
- Settings 205
- Resetting a Switch 206
- Downloading Software 209
- The Software Update Utility 211
- TopTools Server 215
- The HP Download Manager 216
- How to Update the Map Files 219
- Appendix A 221
- Preparing Network Devices 222
- Configuring IP Parameters 223
- Network Bootp Server 225
- Numerics 227
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