Cisco Systems Network Switch Cabling Shows how each port is used on the switch and control node

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Table 1 shows how each port is used on the switch and control node.

Table 1 Description of Panel and Main Board Notation

NotationDescription

ISL-1

Used to create the first half of interswitch link (ISL)

 

connection between the two Cisco switches.

ISL-2

Used to create the second half of the ISL connection

 

between the two Cisco switches.

GW-1

Used to create the first connection from the Cisco switch

 

to the gateway.

GW-2

Used to create the second connection from the Cisco

 

switch to the gateway.

C1-1

Used to connect the first control node’s first onboard

 

Gigabit Ethernet connection (Gb 1) into the Cassatt Active

 

Response environment through the designated switch port.

C1-2

Used to connect the first control node’s first onboard

 

Gigabit Ethernet connection (Gb 2) into the Cassatt Active

 

Response environment through the designated switch port.

C2-1

Used to connect the second control node’s second onboard

 

Gigabit Ethernet connection (Gb 2) into the Cassatt Active

 

Response environment through the designated switch port.

C2-2

Used to connect the second control node’s second onboard

 

Gigabit Ethernet connection (Gb 2) into the Cassatt Active

 

Response environment through the designated switch port.

C1-P

Used to connect the first control node remote management

 

controller into the Cassatt Active Response environment.

C2-P

Used to connect the second control node remote

 

management controller into the Cassatt Active Response

 

environment.

N1-1 through N23-1

Used to connect application nodes into the Cassatt Active

 

Response environment.

N2-1 through N23-2

Used to connect application nodes into the Cassatt Active

 

Response environment.

 

 

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Contents Port numbering Control Node and Network Switch Cabling ExampleSwitch Panel and Control Node Cabling Shows how each port is used on the switch and control node Up application nodes Racking and cabling guidelinesThen Connecting the switch to a terminal server Configuring the switchesDelete the Vlan database, as follows Restoring the factory default settingsRenumber the switch, as follows Enter the configuration mode, as followsSetting switch options Exit the configuration mode, as followsHalt and perform a cold restart, as follows Turn the messages off, as follows Enter the configuration mode, as followsTurn off all interfaces on the first switch, as follows Enter the privileged mode, as followsSet the host name of the switch stack, as follows Set the switch stack’s enable password, as followsTurn off the Vlan trunking protocol VTP, as follows Should be sent over it Set the interface connection to the router, as followsSetting the portfast option means Message as required by Disable Igmp snooping, as followsTurn off the Http server, as follows Set the message of the day, as followsTurn logging to the console back on, as follows Exit the configuration mode, as followsVerify the switch configuration, as follows Turn all the interfaces back on, as followsPage XXX Displays the following output
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