Nortel Networks 8100, 1000BASE-XD Redundant Passport 8190SM Modules, Redundant Power Supplies

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Using the Passport 8100 Modules

Redundant Passport 8190SM Modules

When you install two Passport 8190SM modules in a Passport 8000 Series chassis, one provides the active CPU functions for the switch; the CPU subsystem on the other module is in standby mode. If the active CPU fails, the standby CPU assumes the CPU functions for the switch within 1 second. Then the module relearns the routing databases for the switch.

If two Passport 8190SM modules are installed in the chassis when you turn on switch power, the module in slot 5 becomes the active CPU; the module in slot 6 is in standby mode.

Redundant Power Supplies

A Passport 8000 Series chassis supports redundant power supplies. Both AC and DC power supplies are available, and they may be combined in the same chassis.

The Passport 8010 Chassis with more than six installed modules requires a minimum of two power supplies for a nonredundant configuration. A redundant configuration for such a chassis requires three power supplies.

In a chassis with a nonredundant power supply configuration, if one power supply fails, the system loses power and network connectivity.

In a chassis with two installed power supplies, you can add a third power supply without removing power to the chassis. In a chassis with a redundant power configuration, you can hot-swap any one power supply while the chassis continues to operate with no interruption of service (Table 1-1).

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Contents Using the Passport 8100 Modules EN 55 022 Statement EC Declaration of ConformityVoluntary Control Council for Interference Vcci Statement Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection Bsmi Statement204515-C 204515-C 204515-C Contents Chapter Installing a Passport 8100 Module Appendix a Technical Specifications Appendix C Media Dependent Adapters Figures Figure C-1 BASE-SX Shortwave Gigabit MDA Front Panels Tables Xiv Preface Before You BeginText Conventions Italic textRelated Publications Xviii How to Get Help Technical Solutions Center Telephone NumberPage Chapter About the Passport 8100 Modules Features About the Passport 8100 Modules Passport 8190SM Switch Management Module Passport 8190SM Management ModuleEthernet Management Port Serial Ports DTE/DCE SwitchReset Button Pcmcia Card SlotLEDs LEDs on the Passport 8190SM Module10BASE-T/100BASE-TX Port Connectors Passport 8132TX 32-Port I/O ModuleMDA Slot Comm PortLEDs on the Passport 8132TX Module Passport 8148TX Edge Switch Module Passport 8148TX 48-Port I/O ModulePassport 8108GBIC 8-Port I/O Module LEDs on the Passport 8148TX ModuleRedundancy Features Passport 8108GBIC ModuleRedundant Power Supplies Redundant Passport 8190SM ModulesPower Supply Hot-Swapping Chassis Number Hot-Swap One? Modules Power SuppliesCombining Passport 8100 and Passport 8600 Modules Chapter Installing a Passport 8100 Module Chassis Configuration Requirements Safety and Environmental PrecautionsInstalling a Module Removing a Filler PanelSlide the module into the slot Figure Turning On the Chassis Power Securing the Module in the ChassisConnecting Cables Replacing Modules Routing Network CablesTo replace a module Chapter Basic Switch Configuration Specifying Port Numbers Port Numbers on High-Density ModulesBooting the Switch Access Level Description Default Login Password Access Levels and Default Login ValuesLogging On to the System Setting System Identification Assigning an IP Address to the Management PortSetting System Security Change CLI users and passwords using the following commandsChange Web passwords using the command Switch Configuration To assign an IP address for management, use the commandSpecify a default gateway address/default route Page Chapter Troubleshooting Normal Power-Up SequenceLED Indications of Problems Failure to Get a Login Prompt from the Console PortFailure of Management Software to Recognize I/O Modules LED Indications of Problems Symptom Probable Cause Corrective ActionPort Connection Problems CablingAutonegotiation Modes Use the CLI to disable autonegotiation for the suspect port Port InterfaceInstallation-Related Issues AddressesPage General Specifications Appendix a Technical SpecificationsStandards Supported Safety Agency Approvals Environmental SpecificationsPerformance Specifications 64-byte packets Data Rate and EncodingPassport 8190SM Switch Management Module Management Port Connector Pin Number SignalConsole Serial Port Modem Serial Port Table A-3 DTE-to-DCE Pin AssignmentsCable Specifications Data Port ConnectorsConnector Type Passport 8132TX Module450-1SR MDA, 450-1SX MDA Comm Port ConnectorMDAs 450-1LR MDA, 450-1LX MDAPassport 8148TX Module Port ConnectorsTable A-5. Passport 8148TX Port Pinouts Passport 8108GBIC Module GBICsOptical Specifications 1000BASE-SX Gbic1000BASE-XD Gbic MDI and MDI-X Connections Figure A-1. MDI-X to MDI Cable ConnectionsDeclaration of Conformity Figure A-2. MDI-X to MDI-X Cable ConnectionsPage Appendix B LEDs Figure B-1. LEDs on the Passport 8190SM ModuleTable B-1 LED Operation on the Passport 8190SM Module Label Color/State MeaningPassport 8132TX and 8148TX I/O Modules Figure B-2. LEDs on the Passport 8132TX and 8148TX ModulesLED Color/State MeaningTable B-5 Port LEDs on the Passport 8108GBIC Module Page Appendix C Media Dependent Adapters Series MDAs Figure C-1 BASE-SX Shortwave Gigabit MDA Front PanelsTable C-1 1000BASE-SX MDA LEDs Label Type Color/State Meaning8100-4TX MDA Table C-2 1000BASE-LX MDA LEDsSeries Fiber MDAs Table C-3 8100-4TX MDA LEDsFigure C-4 Series MDA Front Panels Table C-4 Series MDA LEDsInstalling an MDA Figure C-5. Installing an MDAUsing the Passport 8100 Modules Appendix D Installing GBICs Figure D-1. Types of GBICsInstalling a Gbic Figure D-2. Installing a GbicTo remove an installed Gbic Page Appendix E RFCs and Standards Page Index NumbersIndex-2 Index-3 Index-4