#3com 2824 Sfp Plus Firmware software#

NOTE: Features (columns) denoted with ' NNMi Advanced Listed here, then refer only to the Standard MIBs section.

Where one or more of the Standard MIBs is known to be supported by a listed Vendor-specific filters are quite broad, so most device models from that vendor (filtered by SNMP sysObjectID) from that equipment vendor. Vendor-specific MIBs are only supported by NNMi for specific device families Supported by NNMi for all devices that implement those MIBs. There are exceptions, of course, where a device vendor only implements a portion of a listed MIB thereby limiting the ability for NNMi to support the associated feature for that device. Specified for the associated NNMi feature. You can usually expect the device to be properly discovered and monitored by NNMi as longĪs the device supports either the Standard or relevant Vendor-specific MIBs Note, you may need to load the relevant MIBs into NNMi to produce a complete listing for the selected node. To determine if your device also supports the relevant MIBs, consult your equipment vendor documentation or use Actions → List Supported MIBs in the NNMi Console for the selected node. The section contains a summary of the Standard and Vendor-specific New localized language support including German,Spanish, French and Russian.Alcatel OmniSwitch 6850 Virtual Chassis stack support with Interswitch link (ISL) connectivity.Cisco 3750 Switch stack support with Interswitch link (ISL) connectivity.Cisco VSS(Virtual Switching System) support with Interswitch link (ISL) connectivity.Juniper Virtual Chassis support for EX8200 and EX4200 virtual chassis (See Prerequisites/Feature description).Juniper Qfabric VLAN discovery (See Prerequisites/Feature description).Juniper QFabric internal connectivity shown in L2 Neighbor Views (maps) and Topology source for connections are shown as 'ISL' instead of 'NDP' (See Prerequisites/Feature description).Managing HP Virtual Connect C-Class BladeSystem enclosures (See Prerequisites/Feature description).Cisco Nexus VDC - VRF IP addresses discovery (See Prerequisites/Feature description).Cisco Nexus Virtual device context(VDC) support.HP/3COM IRF as a Stackable switch with Interswitch link (ISL) connectivity.Cisco Fabric Extenders(FEX) support on Cisco Nexus 5000/7000 Devices.Port Channel connection between the FEX and Cisco Nexus 5000/7000 devices.Cisco Nexus 4000 Port channel discovery.Juniper SRX LSYS VLAN discovery (See Prerequisites/Feature description).Fortinet Fortigate Virtual Domains (VDOMs) discovery (See Prerequisites/Feature description).Cisco Fabric Extenders(FEX) support on Cisco Nexus 9000 Devices.To request that HP validate or add support for aĭevice model, contact your HP support representative to provide the necessary Supported product line are managed perfectly well by NNMi, even though that Implement the Standard SNMP MIBs or are a new device model in an already

Menu in the NNMi console (user interface).ĪTTENTION: If a specific device model is notĭevice to be properly discovered and monitored.

#3com 2824 Sfp Plus Firmware software#

You can findīoth the Software Support Matrix ( supportmatrix_en.html)Īnd the Release Notes ( releasenotes_en.html) at the rootĭirectory of the installation media or under the Help -> NNMi Documentation Library -> Release Notes HP Network Node Manager i Software (NNMi) Support Matrix. Supported in HP Network Node Manager i Software version 10.01 This document provides an overview of the SNMP MIBs and network devices Responding to comment: Is there any way (firmware version I have not located, etc.HP Network Node Manager i Software Device Support Matrix HP Network Node Manager i Software (NNMi) Device Support Matrix Software Version: 10.01Last Updated: I suspect that's as good as they can manage, and I'll just have to find them homes where they can be 'one step above a dumb switch,' but I thought I'd ask if anyone knew otherwise, in case it turned out I was missing anything. I frequently have need of 'this VLAN tagged and this VLAN not tagged' on a given port, so this limitation makes them far less useful than a Baseline 2948 I have that does manage the tagged/untagged concept – presumably a major difference between the 28 series.

Unfortunately, the new management software does not solve my biggest issue in using these switches many places - a terrible VLAN implementation, where ports are EITHER 'desktop' and untagged and only on one VLAN, or they are 'Uplink' and everything is tagged. The Management software they came with was 1.0.0.7 - I just got them updated to the latest I could find 1.0.1.1 though it felt like I was crawling through a cobwebby basement at HP's website to find that. One does need to find this out to get any useful results from the HP website. These are apparently also known as HP JE738A (after HP bought up 3Com) though mine are not badged that way. I have a few 3Com Baseline 2824 SFP Plus gigabit switches, 3C16487.