Cisco Systems 1500 manual Network Element Management Interface

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Chapter 1 Product Overview

System Modules

The TDM4E channel modules are double width. A maximum of four modules can be placed in one chassis.

Network Element Management Interface

The NEMI is a two-slot plug-in module that can be configured by software to be either a NEMI-master or a NEMI-slave. The NEMI resides in the following chassis: in the primary chassis (Figures 2-3 and 2-4), chassis B (Figure 2-6), chassis D, and chassis F. This interface provides status and configuration capabilities.

A management computer can be connected directly to the NEMI when using a serial LapLink cable or a crossover Ethernet cable. Ethernet networks with more than two computers require an Ethernet hub. The NEMI functions under version 2.0.35 of the Linux operating system.The NEMI module provides the following:

Connection to the network using standard Internet protocols

Remote management and configuration of all interconnected chassis

SNMP monitoring and trap generation

Systems with 24 to 32 channels require the installation of a second NEMI module in extension chassis B. When the two NEMI modules are interconnected using an inter-NEMI network connection (INNC), one NEMI module is configured as the NEMI-master, while the second is configured as the NEMI-slave.

Note The NEMI-master and the NEMI-slave are physically identical modules and differ only in software configuration.

 

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Contents Product Overview Communication Channels Shows the multiplexer architecture Primary and Extension Chassis Chassis C WCM Ethernet cables Ethernet hub Nemi masterChassis a WCM Nemi slave Chassis B External bus cableDMX Power 1 Power Expansion ModulesDMX Power Extension Chassis BPower WCM DMX Demi MUXPlate Fan moduleIdentification Channel WCM System Channel Escon SystemDimensions ChassisLabeling 222 mm125, 155 Mbps Main Properties SpecificationMbps 4x200 MbpsPower Supply Module Airflow SystemSystem Modules Maximum R/R 1 Input Part Number PowerWavelength Channel Modules Data Rate Transparent WCMs Label Color WCMs with Fixed Clock RecoveryData Rate Transparent Front Panel LEDs Clock Recovery Front Panel LEDs WCMs with Settable Clock Recovery Optical Connectors of the WCM Optical Connectors of a WCM Multiplexer and Demultiplexer ModulesOptical Connectors of the MUX and DMX MUX DMXCommon transmitter output Unused connectorBand Splitter Module Optical Connectors of the BSM Remote Switch Module 12 Optical Connectors of the BSM in a 32-Channel WCM SystemProduct Overview System Modules RSM Push Buttons and LEDs Label DescriptionLabel1 Description Optical Connectors of the RSMLabel Color Description Modes of Operation TDM4E Wavelength Channel Modules 14 TDM4E System Configuration One Wavelength Only Product Overview System Modules 15 TDM4E Multiplexer Architecture Transmission RSM fiber lines Receiving fiber linesLocal transmitter connector Remote transmitter connector Optical Connectors of the TDM4ELocal receiver connector Remote receiver connector TDM4E LEDs LR4LT4 Network Element Management Interface Nemi Location Placement Nemi Ports18 Nemi Front Panel Color Description Nemi LEDsDevice Element Management Interface Demi location Demi Location PlacementDemi Ports Demi LEDs 20 shows the front panel of the DemiEthernet Hub
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