Brocade Communications Systems 4016 manual Nonport Side, Labeling

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Switch Characteristics

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The nonport side of the SilkWorm 4016 (shown in Figure 1-3) is seated into the . You do not need to do anything special to line up the SilkWorm 4016: it will seat correctly when the insertion arm is closed.

When the switch is inserted the backplane connectors activate a connection port, allowing the access and control of the SilkWorm 4016 via the .

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Figures 1-4and 1-5show the labels appearing on the SilkWorm 4016. A second serial label is located beneath the insertion arm on the chassis, visible only when the arm is extended.

To extend the insertion arm, gently squeeze the plastic tab (top-to-bottom) and pull outward.

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Contents SilkWorm Brocade Communications Systems, Incorporated Document History Page Contents Chapter Installing the Brocade SilkWorm Index Publication Number How This Document Is Organized About This DocumentText Formatting Supported Hardware and SoftwareWhat’s New in This Document Document ConventionsFabric OS Fabric OS Optional FeaturesAdditional Information Brocade ResourcesOther Industry Resources Optional Brocade FeaturesGeneral Information Getting Technical HelpDocumentation@brocade.com Document FeedbackIntroducing the SilkWorm SilkWorm 4016 FeaturesSilkWorm 4016 Features Additional Port Activation Switch CharacteristicsWeight and Physical Dimensions Memory1Port Side of the SilkWorm Port SideLabeling Nonport Side4Insertion Arm Label SFPsISL Trunking Groups Brocade Optional Features# Active Ports External Port # Trunking groups Brocade Optional Features Unpacking the SilkWorm Installing the Brocade SilkWormTo remove the SilkWorm 4016 from its shipping package Inserting a SilkWorm 4016 into the Chassis Preparing the Blade Server for the SilkWormTo insert the SilkWorm 4016 into a blade server chassis Inserting a SilkWorm 4016 into the Chassis Inserting a SilkWorm 4016 into the Chassis Configuring the SilkWorm Configuring the Brocade SilkWormItems Required Creating a Serial Connection Setting the Switch IP Address Connecting to the SwitchCreating an Ethernet Connection To complete the switch configuration Completing the Switch ConfigurationConfiguring the SilkWorm Activating Ports with a POD License Activating Ports on Demand PODTo connect to the switch using Brocade’s Web Tools Connecting to the Switch Using Web ToolsRemoving POD-licensed Ports Connecting to the Switch Using Web Tools Operating the Brocade SilkWorm Switch Minimum VersionInteroperability Operating System Version Accessing the SilkWormPort Negotiation Operating System SupportTo determine Post completion status Interpreting Post ResultsInterpreting LED Activity Location Indicator Color OperationTo remove a failed or replaced SilkWorm Removing and Replacing the SilkWormSqueeze the release lever latch to release the SilkWorm Scale 1/8 = Removing and Replacing the SilkWorm Table A-2 Brocade SilkWorm 4016 SpecificationsWeight and Physical Dimensions Facility RequirementsSupported HBAs Architectural SpecificationTable A-3 MIC Statement Republic of Korea Fibre Channel Standards ComplianceRegulatory Compliance FCC Warning US onlyBsmi Statement Chinese Vcci StatementLaser Compliance RTC BatteryCE Statement Canadian RequirementsCountry Safety Specification EMC Specification Electrical SafetyRegulatory Certifications Regulatory Compliance 3EMC Certifications Regulatory Compliance Index LED 1-2,4-3,4-4,4-5 Weight 1-3,A-1 Index-4