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General| Form Factor | Rack-mountable |
|---|---|
| Layer | Layer 2 |
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) | Yes |
| PoE Budget | 370W |
| Jumbo Frame Support | Yes |
| VLAN Support | Yes |
| Power Supply | Internal |
| Layer 3 Routing | No |
| Product Series | HP ProCurve 2610 |
| Management | Web-based GUI, Command-line interface (CLI), SNMP |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 45°C (32°F to 113°F) |
| Operating Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| MAC Address Table Size | 16, 000 entries |
| Dimensions | 44.25 x 25.4 x 4.39 cm (17.42 x 10 x 1.73 in) |
Overview of the guide's scope, supported switches, and core features.
Explanation of formatting, syntax, and notation used throughout the guide.
Guides users through initial IP addressing and basic setup for network connectivity.
Introduces different interface types for managing switch status and performance.
Details the benefits and features of the menu-driven interface for switch management.
Highlights the benefits of the Command Line Interface for detailed configuration and management.
Explains the benefits of using a standard web browser for accessing switch features.
Describes the menu interface's operation, parameters, and privilege levels.
Instructions for initiating and terminating sessions using the switch's console menu.
Details the features and navigation within the main menu interface.
Explains the elements of menu interface screens and how to navigate them.
Introduction to the CLI and methods for accessing the switch's command-line interface.
Details the different privilege levels (Operator, Manager, Global, Context) in the CLI.
Shows how to display available CLI commands and their parameters using '?' and 'Tab'.
Explains how to use global and context modes for configuring switch features via CLI.
Introduces the browser interface for monitoring and configuring switch status.
Lists the key features and capabilities accessible through the web browser interface.
Guides on how to establish a connection to the switch using a web browser.
Covers essential initial tasks like reviewing the 'First Time Install' window and setting passwords.
Explains the switch's running-config and startup-config files and memory operation.
Details how to use CLI commands to modify and save switch configurations permanently.
Describes managing switch software images stored in primary and secondary flash locations.
Explains how to manage, create, and select multiple startup-config files for the switch.
Covers viewing and modifying switch interface access configurations.
Details the available methods for accessing the switch interface, including console and network access.
Guides on setting essential system parameters like name, contact, location, and time.
Explains IP addressing benefits and methods for managing switch network connectivity.
Details the process of assigning IP addresses and subnet masks to the switch.
Guides on assigning multiple IP addresses to a single VLAN for network segmentation.
Explains how to maintain VLAN 1 IP addressing during configuration file downloads.
Introduces SNTP and TimeP protocols for maintaining uniform time across devices.
Details how to configure SNTP operation, including broadcast and unicast modes.
Explains how to configure TimeP for manual or DHCP-based time synchronization.
Describes how to view port status and configure basic port parameters.
Explains how to enable jumbo frame support for improved network performance.
Details how to enable QoS Passthrough for line-rate traffic enhancement.
Guides on setting priority levels for incoming traffic based on port and VLAN tagging.
Introduces PoE technology and its operation on ProCurve switches.
Explains how PoE power is managed, provisioned, and allocated to connected devices.
Details how the switch prioritizes power allocation to ports based on class and port number.
Guides on setting the PoE power threshold for monitoring and alerts.
Describes creating and modifying port trunk groups for increased bandwidth.
Explains static and dynamic LACP trunk configuration options and protocols.
Details how to configure dynamic and static LACP trunk groups via the CLI.
Covers essential rules for port trunk operation, including media type and mode compatibility.
Guides on managing the switch using SNMP, including versions 1, 2c, and 3.
Details how to configure SNMP communities for managing switch access and security.
Introduces LLDP for standardized device discovery and topology mapping.
Explains the operation and commands for Cisco Discovery Protocol on ProCurve switches.
Methods for downloading new switch software via TFTP, Xmodem, and SCP/SFTP.
Details how to copy configuration files to and from the switch using TFTP and Xmodem.
Provides steps to diagnose and resolve issues encountered during TFTP software downloads.
Lists built-in tools for monitoring switch status, traffic, events, and alerts.
Describes screens for viewing general system, management, module, and port status.
Explains how to configure port mirroring for network traffic analysis.
Steps to diagnose switch problems, including checking web site, LEDs, cables, and software tools.
Resolves issues preventing access via web browser or Telnet, including IP configuration and Java applets.
Addresses problems like network slowdowns, broadcast storms, and duplicate IP addresses.
Diagnoses issues related to STP configuration, broadcast storms, and fast-uplink settings.
Explains how the switch assigns MAC addresses for management and internal operations.
Guides on viewing the base MAC address and VLAN assignments through the menu.
Details how to view port and VLAN MAC addresses in hexadecimal format using the CLI.
Describes pre-defined and user-defined settings for automatic DST adjustments.
