Avaya Hirschmann MACH1040 - Test Results

Avaya Inc. – External Distribution
ERS 5000 Series with Hirschmann™ IE Switches TCG
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avaya.com
June 2011
5.2 Test results
The following table shows the test results:
Test Cases
Test Results
MACH1040
RS30
MS30
Autonegotiation ERS5600  Hirschmann™
(copper)
Pass
1
Pass
1
Pass
1
No Autonegotiation ERS5600  Hirschmann™
(copper)
Pass
2
Pass
2
Pass
2
Ping PC1 PC2 (both directions, copper)
Pass
Pass
Pass
Fail Link 1 (remove cable from port)
Pass
Pass
Pass
Recover Link 1 (plug cable back into port)
Pass
Pass
Pass
ERS5600  Hirschmann™ (fiber)
Pass
Pass
Pass
Ping PC1 PC2 (both directions, fiber)
Pass
Pass
Pass
Fail Link 1 (remove fiber from port)
Pass
Pass
Pass
Recover Link 1 (plug fiber back into port)
Pass
Pass
Pass
Multicast Test Cases for MACH1040 only
Test Results
Multicast stream from PC1 to PC2, IGMPv1
Pass
3
Multicast stream from PC1 to PC2, IGMPv2
Pass
3
Multicast stream from PC1 to PC2, IGMPv3
Pass
4
Table 1 ERS 5600 Switch single connection to Hirschmann™ switches
Notes
1. Hirschmann™ switch ports with Spanning Tree (STP) enabled may take upwards of 30 seconds to become active.
Hirschmann™ switches do not support Fast-mode STP. For all test cases, unless stated, STP will be disabled on
ports.
2. On Hirschmann™ switches, when Auto Configuration (Autonegotiation) is disabled, 'Manual Cable Crossing' must
be set for link to come up and 1000MB Full/Half Duplex cannot be configured.
3. For Multicast test cases, Active Querier is enabled on Hirschmann™ MACH switch and IGMP Snooping enabled
on Avaya switch.
4. IGMPv3 Snooping is not currently supported on Avaya switch. For test case, IGMP Snooping is disabled on the
ERS 5600.