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Using Optivity Switch Manager, Release 1.1.0.0
• On the VLAN Manager toolbar, click Delete.
The Delete dialog box opens (Figure 31 on page 82).
2 Click Yes.
Highlighting STGs and VLANs in the Optivity Switch
Manager contents pane
Optivity Switch Manager provides dynamic discovery of active STG devices in a
network. From Optivity Switch Manager, you can view the following
information:
• Which ports in the network are configured as unassigned, tagging, or isolated
routing ports (IRPs) and brouter ports
• Which ports are assigned to a particular spanning tree group (STG)
• Which device is the root of an STG, and which ports are in the forwarding and
blocking states.
• Which ports are members of a VLAN or multiple VLANs.
Viewing VLAN members in Optivity Switch Manager
To view the members of a VLAN in Optivity Switch Manager:
1 In the navigation pane, choose a VLAN.
The Ports table opens in the VLAN Manager contents pane.
2 From the VLAN Manager menu bar, choose View > Highlight Topology.
3 Return to the Optivity Switch Manager window.
The highlighted topology view opens in the Optivity Switch Manager
contents pane.
Figure 37 shows that 10.10.40.170 and 10.10.40.235 are members of
VLAN-209.
- Using Optivity Switch 1
- Manager Release 1.1.0.0 1
- Trademarks 2
- Restricted rights legend 2
- Statement of conditions 2
- Contents 5
- Chapter 5 7
- Appendix A 10
- Appendix B 10
- 14 Figures 14
- Before you begin 17
- Text conventions 18
- Related publications 18
- Preface 19 19
- 20 Preface 20
- How to get help 21
- 22 Preface 22
- Chapter 1 23
- VLAN Manager 25
- MultiLink Trunking Manager 25
- Multicast Manager 26
- Log Manager 26
- Device Manager 26
- Chapter 2 27
- Using Optivity Switch Manager 27
- Figure 3 Shortcut menu 34
- Viewing device properties 35
- Using the toolbar buttons 36
- Table 6 Status bar fields 38
- Table 7 Device icons 40
- Adjusting the contents pane 41
- Saving a topology map 43
- Printing a topology map 44
- Getting help 46
- Chapter 3 47
- Restricting discovery 51
- Layout slider 52
- Chapter 4 55
- Using VLAN Manager 55
- Spanning Tree Protocol 56
- Starting VLAN Manager 57
- VLAN Manager window 57
- Port membership 64
- Viewing tagged Ports 65
- Viewing bridge routing Ports 67
- Adding port members 70
- Status group 73
- To view the root table: 74
- Default VLAN 75
- VLAN ports 77
- Figure 29 VLAN table 78
- 3 Click Ok 80
- Editing a spanning tree group 81
- Managing a VLAN 82
- Creating a port-based VLAN 83
- Item Description 85
- Deleting a VLAN 92
- Manager contents pane 93
- Viewing STG port members 94
- Forwarding 97
- STG Root 97
- 208963-B 100
- (Figure 40) 101
- Menu bar 102
- Navigation pane 103
- Contents pane 103
- Status bar 104
- Finding network resources 105
- Viewing trunk connections 106
- Figure 43 Trunk table 107
- Table 31 Trunk table fields 107
- Figure 44 No Trunk table 108
- Viewing isolated devices 109
- Creating an MLT 111
- Viewing MLT port information 115
- Editing a port on an MLT 116
- Deleting an MLT 117
- Editing an MLT 117
- Figure 52 Trunk table 118
- Highlighted 119
- MLT link 119
- Chapter 6 121
- Using Multicast Manager 121
- Multicast protocols 122
- Starting Multicast Manager 123
- Multicast Manager window 123
- Finding a network resource 129
- General tab 131
- Figure 59 General tab 132
- Table 39 General tab fields 132
- Receiver tab 133
- Figure 60 Receiver tab 134
- Sender tab 135
- Figure 61 Sender tab 136
- Table 41 Sender tab fields 136
- Static tab 137
- Access tab 138
- Viewing L3-IGMP information 139
- Cache tab 140
- Figure 65 Cache tab 141
- Table 44 Cache tab fields 141
- Interface tab 142
- Group tab 144
- Viewing DVMRP information 145
- Globals tab 146
- Figure 69 Globals tab 147
- Neighbor tab 150
- Route tab 151
- Figure 72 Route tab (DVMRP) 152
- Next Hop tab 153
- Viewing MRoute information 154
- Source Subnets tab 157
- Receivers tab 159
- Switch Manager 160
- Chapter 7 165
- Using Log Manager 165
- Figure 80 Copy File tab 167
- Using the Telnet application 168
- Uploading the syslog file 169
- Starting Log Manager 170
- Opening a syslog file 171
- Exporting a log file 174
- Locating specific log entries 174
- Filtering log entries 176
- Additional reference sources 179
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