Cisco 2950G 24 - Catalyst Switch Software Configuration Manual page 83

Chapter 3 Getting Started with CMS
Table 3-11 Menu Bar
Menu-Bar Options
CMS
Page Setup
Print Preview
Print
Guide Mode/Expert Mode
2
Preferences
Administration
2
IP Addresses
2
SNMP
2
System Time
2
HTTP Port
Users and Passwords
2
Console Baud Rate
2
MAC Addresses
2
ARP
1
Save Configuration
Restore Configuration
1
Software Upgrade
LRE Software Upgrade
1
System Reload
Event Notification
Cluster
3
Cluster Manager
1 4
Create Cluster
1 5
Delete Cluster
1 5
Add to Cluster
1 5
Remove from Cluster
Standby Command Switches
2 5
Hop Count
Device
5
Device Manager
1
Host Name
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Task
Set default document printer properties to be used when printing from CMS.
View the way the CMS window or help file will appear when printed.
Print a CMS window or help file.
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Select which interaction mode to use when you select a configuration option.
Set CMS display properties, such as polling intervals, the default views to open at
startup, and the color of administratively shutdown ports.
Configure IP information for a switch.
Enable and disable Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), enter community
strings, and configure end stations as trap managers.
Configure the system time or configure the Network Time Protocol (NTP).
Configure the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) port number.
Configure usernames and passwords for privilege levels 0 to 15.
Change the baud rate for the switch console port.
Enter dynamic, secure, and static addresses in a switch address table. You can also define
the forwarding behavior of static addresses.
Display the device Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table, and configure the ARP
cache timeout setting.
Save the configuration for the cluster or switch to Flash memory.
Restore the configuration file to one or more switches in the cluster.
Upgrade the software for the cluster or a switch.
Upgrade the binary on the switch.
Reboot the switch with the latest installed software.
Create notification IDs that generate e-mail notifications when system events occur.
Launch a CMS session from the member switch.
Designate a command switch, and name a cluster.
Delete a cluster.
Add a candidate to a cluster.
Remove a member from the cluster.
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Create a Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) standby group to provide
command-switch redundancy.
Enter the number of hops away that a command switch looks for members and for
candidate switches.
Launch Device Manager for a specific switch.
Change the host name of a switch.
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