HP ProCurve 10Base-T 12 Installation Manual page 8

HP ProCurve 10Base-T Hubs
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Feature Type Feature Description
• Advanced embedded SNMP agent code in both the HP J3301A
Reliable Operation • A self-test for fault identification when the hub is powered on or
Other Features • Password setting capability on both the HP J3301A and HP
• An RS-232 serial port on both the HP J3301A and HP J3303A that
and HP J3303A, enabling these hubs to be managed remotely from
a network management station using SNMP over IP (using the
configured IP address). The agent code also provides HP EASE
(Embedded Advanced Sampling Environment), which samples
network data for enhanced diagnostics from a network
management station. Also, the hubs support the RMON MIB. The
HP J3301A and HP J3303A both can be managed in any of these
three ways:
– using a Simple Network Management Protocol application that
runs in Microsoft Windows and Unix (HP ASA).
– using a World Wide Web browser application that runs in
Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer (the
Browser Interface).
– using an ASCII Console Interface.
when it is reset. (The hub can be reset from a network
management station or by pressing the Reset button.)
J3303A, enabling you to add and remove passwords, as needed,
for selective entry into the hub management environment.
Passwords can be set from a World Wide Web browser, a network
management station, through an ASCII Console session. If you
forget your password, and are locked out of the hub's management
environment, you can remove the password by pressing the Clear
button.
provides out-of-band management access including:
– An ASCII console to configure, monitor, and troubleshoot the
hub.
– Variable baud rates on the hub's out-of-band management RS-
232 port, and automatic sensing of the selected baud rate when
connecting to a terminal device.
– Full V.22bis modem line control for remote out-of-band
management access to the hub.
– Updatable firmware that enables enhancements to be
downloaded either from a computer attached to the out-of-
band management port via Xmodem or over the network via
TFTP.