Gigabit Switch UI

 

Figure 2-17. Gigabit Switch UI

 

Clicking on a gigabit switch module will display the gigabit switch UI as shown in Figure 2-17. This UI includes the following:

 

Status

 

1.      Power Status: This shows the current power status of the selected gigabit switch: power on or power off.

2.      Error LED: This LED is used to indicate a gigabit switch error.

3.      Initialized: This indicates that the gigabit switch has been initialized.

4.      Switch Temp: This shows the gigabit switch temperature status.

5.      2.5V Status: This shows the status of the 2.5 voltage level.

6.      1.25V Status: This shows status of the 1.25 voltage level.

 

Power Control

 

1.      Power On: Click to power on the gigabit switch.

2.      Power Off: Click to power off the gigabit switch.

3.      Reset: Click to reset the gigabit switch.

 

Figure 2-18. Gigabit Switch Power Control

 

Temperature

 

As shown in Figure 2-19, this shows the current gigabit switch temperature.

 

Figure 2-19. Gigabit Switch Temperature

 

Voltage

As shown in Figure 2-20, this shows the current gigabit switch voltage levels for the 1.25V and 2.5V voltages.

 

Figure 2-20. Gigabit Switch Voltages

 

WebSuperSmart Configuration

 

WebSuperSmart is a web interface used to manage the gigabit switch (see Figure 2-21). For more details please refer to the gigabit switch manual. With WebSuperSmart, a user can set the following gigabit switch data:

 

l          WSS IP: IP address of the WebSuperSmart web engine.

l          Netmask: Netmask address of the gigabit switch

l          Gateway: Gateway address of the gigabit switch

l          Datatime: Date and time settings for the gigabit switch

 

The ¡§Get¡¨ button is used to immediately reload the gigabit switch settings. Clicking the ¡§Update¡¨ button applies any address changes to the gigabit switch. Clicking the ¡§Web¡¨ button will open a browser linked directly to the WSS IP, as shown in Figure 2-22.

 

Figure 2-21. WebSuperSmart Configuration

 

Figure 2-22. WebSuperSmart Web Interface

 

Clicking on the ¡§Reset¡K¡¨ button, a dialog as Figure 2-23 will appear allowing you to reset the username and password. Input the Username, Password and Password Confirm and press OK to apply the change to the gigabit switch. This only resets username and password; it does not affect the gigabit switch login.

 

Figure 2-23. Username and Password Reset

 

Note: The gigabit Pass Thru module has same UI (as shown in Figure 2-24) with the gigabit switch beside the WebSuperSmart configuration and Error LED. They share the same position in the blade enclosure.

 

Figure 2-24, GB Pass Thru UI