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PM3351-SW Datasheet(HTML) 17 Page - PMC-Sierra, Inc |
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17 / 268 page ![]() PM3351 ELAN 1X100 DATA SHEET PMC-970113 ISSUE 3 SINGLE PORT FAST ETHERNET SWITCH PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL TO PMC-SIERRA, INC., AND FOR ITS CUSTOMERS’ INTERNAL USE 11 performed by jamming (colliding with) incoming packets on the 100Mb port when the port has no free receive buffers. Spanning tree bridging capabilities The ELAN 1x100 is capable of supporting the 802.1d spanning tree protocol, allowing it to interoperate with IEEE-standard transparent bridges. The spanning tree protocol is supported by the on-chip Switch Processor unit, and does not require an external CPU for implementation, as the actual agent may be supported on the Switch Processor on one of the PM3350 chips. Management and monitoring support The ELAN 1x100 (PM3351) maintains and collects RMON port and host statistics for all learned MAC addresses at wire rates. These statistics may be retrieved either in-band (via SNMP agent) or out-of-band (via the expansion bus). When multiple ELAN 1x100 and ELAN 8x10 chips are present in a system, they may be configured to intercommunicate and create a distributed MIB in a transparent manner.1 Status codes may be displayed on a set of LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) during self-test and operation at the system implementer's discretion. These status codes are output to a register mapped into the ELAN 1x100 memory data bus at a specific address location. Device failure during self-test, or specific operating conditions, may be displayed using front-panel LEDs connected to the register. An optional on-chip watchdog timer is provided by the ERST* output of the ELAN 1x100. The ERST* output of the device can be tied directly to the RST* input to provide an optional system-wide watchdog reset. This facility permits the ELAN 1x100 to force an automatic system restart whenever a fatal error is encountered during operation. Autoconfiguration via Local PROM/EEPROM The ELAN 1x100 automatically self-configures upon power-up using user-defined parameters supplied in an external EPROM or EEPROM. The EPROM/EEPROM may be connected to the memory bus and mapped to any address range; the ELAN 1x100 will automatically locate the EPROM or EEPROM and load the configuration parameters from it. The ELAN 1x100 also contains hardware that enables it to write to standard 3.3-volt EEPROM devices, thus permitting configuration information to be changed dynamically. 1 The ELAN 8x10, if present in the system, can directly implement an optional on-chip SNMP agent on top of an integral TCP/UDP/IP protocol stack, supporting SNMP and the RFC1493 bridge MIB, and supplying SNMP access to the statistics gathered by the ELAN 1x100 (as well as the other devices in the system). Alternatively, the system vendor may elect to disable the SNMP agent and access all chip statistics and configuration variables directly from the expansion port. |
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