Management

• CLI Telnet SSH VLAN SNMP v1,v2c & v3 (2)
• Web-based GUI Command Line Interface (CLI) SNMP v1, v2c, v3 D-Link Single IP Management (SIM) Telnet QoS VLAN DHCP RMON 1,2,3,9 sFlow (2)
• DHCP EZ Installation Wizard Web based management Interface (1)
• DHCP QoS Syslog HTTP (1)
• SNMP v1 v2c, v3 Web-based Management Telnet CLI DHCP VLAN QOS (1)
• SNMP Syslog Web-based Management DHCP (1)
• Telnet Web-Based management DHCP Client and Server IEEE 802.1Q VLAN IEEE 802.1p Class of service (1)
• Transition Networks Point System products can be managed via the Internet. Web Based Management offers all of the same read/write functionality as Focal Point, but allows the network manager to access their converters with any browser software.
  
  Manageable Features:
  Focal Point software allows the user to enable and disable features incorporated into each of the media converter modules. Features currently available on Transition's media converters include: AutoCross: A feature found on our Ethernet and Fast Ethernet media converters that automatically detects the type of UTP cable that is inserted into the RJ-45 port (straight-through or cross-over). The converter configures the RJ-45 port to either MDI or MDI-x to match the cable type eliminating the need to troubleshoot cable compatibility problems on the copper port. LinkAlert / Link Pass Through: LinkAlert was designed to make trouble-shooting a link failure simple. When the link on one side of the media converter fails it will also shut down the link on the opposite side of the converter to ensure that down link failures are reported properly. Far End Fault: Working integrally with Link Alert, Far End Fault ensures that link failures are reported to all devices on the network properly so that network problems can be diagnosed and corrected quickly. N-Way Auto-Negotiation: Fast Ethernet and 10/100 media converters have the ability to turn auto-negotiation on or off. If the RJ-45 port on the converter is connected to a 10/100 N-way device then auto-negotiation should be enabled to ensure the optimum mode (full duplex) and speed (100Mbps) are engaged. When a converter is connected to a standard 100Mbps device then auto-negotiation can be disabled and the mode can be set manually. It is important that auto-negotiation can be disabled in instances where you are connected to a 100Mbps only device to avoid having a mixed full and half duplex link (an auto-negotiating device connected to a non-auto-negotiating device can result in a half duplex link) Pause: Fast Ethernet and Gigabit converters are designed to allow this flow control feature to function unhindered between devices such as switches that are pause capable. Pause is a flow control option that was designed into high speed networking devices to enable them to alert the transmitting device that the receiving device is being overwhelmed with data. The receiving device can instruct the transmitting device to to briefly discontinue transmission so that it can effectively "catch up". Loopback: This feature is found in our T1/E1 and DS3 converters and it is commonly used to facilitate installation and link diagnostics. AIS (alarm indication signal): AIS is available on T1/E1 and DS3 products and can generate all one's or blue signals in both directions to support diagnostics. Last Gasp: A feature that is incorporated into a select few products that allows the device to send out an SNMP trap in the event of a power failure that notifies the management console of the failure. Power Configuration: When using the redundant power option in the Point System chassis the user has the option of configuring the power in an automatic fail-over or load-sharing mode. This can be done via the Focal Point Software as well as manually. Group Configuration: Focal Point allows you to configure converters in user definable groups or individually. Configuring converters in groups can save you valuable time during installation or when multiple configuration changes are necessary. Power Consumption and Operating Temperature: Critical operational issues such as power consumption and temperature can be monitored remotely as well. (1)
• VLAN QoS MIB SNMP v1,v2c Web-based Management (1)
• Web Based Management SNMP V1, V2c, V3 Telnet CLI QoS DHCP VLAN (1)
• Web based management SNMP v1,v2,v3 Telnet CLI DHCP VLAN (1)
• Web-base Management QoS VLAN (1)
• Web-based Management Command Line Interface (CLI) SNMP v1/2c/3 Telnet QoS VLAN DHCP (1)
• Web-based Management VLAN QoS DHCP SNMP v1 (1)
• Digital Diagnostic Function (1)
• IEEE 802.1P QoS (1)
• QoS (1)