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Using BOOTP
BOOTP (Bootstrap Protocol) is used to download network
configuration data from a server (the BOOTP server) to the hub. The
configuration data the hub retrieves from the BOOTP server is:
the IP address for the hub
the subnet mask for the subnet on which the hub is installed
the default router
If you have configured the hub’s IP parameters on a BOOTP server, you
do not need to use the IP Configuration function in HP Stack Manager.
As shipped from the factory, the hub is configured to use BOOTP to
retrieve the IP configuration information.
The BOOTP Process
When the hub is powered on, it broadcasts BOOTP requests that contain
the hub’s station address. The BOOTP server receives the request and
searches its BOOTP table file for an entry that matches the hub’s station
address. If a match is found, the configuration data in the associated file
entry is returned to the hub as a BOOTP reply. For most UNIX systems,
the BOOTP table is contained in the
/etc/bootptab file. The example
below applies to the BOOTP table for UNIX systems.
BOOTP Table File Entries
An entry in the BOOTP table file /etc/bootptab for an HP AdvanceStack
10Base-T hub would be similar to the following:
hphub24:\
:ht=ether:\
:ha=080009123456:\
:ip=190.40.101.22:\
:sm=255.255.255.0:\
:gw=190.40.101.1:\
:vm=rfc1048:
Network Addressing
Network Addressing
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- HP AdvanceStack 10Base-T Hubs 1
- All Rights Reserved 2
- Features 4
- (continued on next page) 4
- (continued) 5
- HP Customer Support Services 7
- Contents 8
- 3 Hub Reference 10
- 4 Troubleshooting 11
- A Cables and Connectors 12
- B Specifications 12
- C Network Addressing 12
- D Backup Links 13
- 10Base-T Hubs 14
- Installation Summary 15
- Installation Steps 16
- 2. Verify the Hub’s Operation 17
- 3. Mount the Hub 18
- 10-mm M4 19
- Important 20
- Mounting the Hub on a Wall 23
- to the Hub 24
- Distributed Management 26
- Network Port Connections 27
- 24681012 1357911 28
- 10Base-T 28
- 24681012 28
- Cable Management 32
- Installing and Using 38
- HP Stack Manager 38
- Software Description 39
- Computer Requirements 40
- Installing and Starting 41
- Communications Settings 43
- Connect/Disconnect 43
- Automatic Chain Display 44
- Online Help 44
- Port Status Display 44
- LAN Traffic Statistics 44
- Hub Identification 44
- Port Enable/Disable 45
- Port Counters 45
- Redundant Power Supply (RPS) 45
- Advanced Features 46
- IP Configuration 47
- Password 47
- Authorized Managers 48
- Backup Link 48
- Robust Port Control 48
- Network Tests 49
- Factory Reset 49
- Hub Reference 50
- Front Panel 51
- Back Panel 51
- Front of the hub 52
- How the Hubs Work 54
- Auto-Segmentation 55
- Link Beat 56
- Managing Your Hub — 57
- HP Distributed Management 57
- Chaining the Hubs 58
- Out-of-Band Management 58
- In-Band (Network) Management 58
- Security Features 59
- Port Security 60
- Authorized Managers List 60
- Optional Modules 61
- HP Transceiver Modules 63
- HP Router Module 64
- HP Dial-a-LAN Remote Access 66
- HP J2624A Dial-A-LAN 4A 67
- Firmware Enhancements 68
- Troubleshooting 70
- Troubleshooting Approaches 71
- Diagnosing with the LEDs 72
- LED Error Indications 73
- Installation Problems 75
- Cabling Problems 76
- Unusual Network Activity 77
- IP Configuration Errors 77
- Diagnostic Tests 78
- Testing Twisted-Pair Cabling 79
- Clearing a Password 80
- Customer Support Services 81
- CompuServe 83
- Cables and Connectors 86
- Recommended Cables 88
- Twisted-Pair Cable/Connector 89
- Pin-Outs 89
- Management Chaining 90
- (not a network connection) 90
- Hub-to-Hub Network Connection 91
- ThinLAN Cable Requirements 92
- AUI Cable Minimum Pin-Out 93
- RS-232 Connector and Cable 94
- RS-232-C “Null Modem” Cable 95
- (supplied with the hub) 95
- RS-232-C Modem Cable 95
- Specifications 96
- Network Addressing 100
- Communication Between the Hub 101
- IPX Addressing Notes: 102
- Networks 103
- Using BOOTP 105
- This tag must precede the 106
- For the HP 106
- Backup Links 108
- Description 109
- Limitations 110
- Additional Notes 110
- Configuring a Backup Link 111
- Identifying the Backup Link 112
- Indications of Backup Link 113
- Activation 113
- Reactivating the Primary Link 114
- Example Topologies 115
- Safety Information 119
- Symboles de sécurité 120
- Safety and Regulatory 120
- Statements 120
- Hinweise zur Sicherheit 121
- Simboli di sicurezza 122
- Símbolos de seguridad 123
- Regulatory Statements 125
- Declaration of Conformity 126
- *5964-4601* 136
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