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Brocade BigIron RX Series Brocade Communications Systems, Incorporated Title Publication number Summary of changes DateContents Brocade BigIron RX Series Hardware Installation Guide 100 Installing a new management moduleReplacing a management module Removing a management module 101Software images required 121Physical dimensions Hardware specificationsPower specifications Safety agency approvals167 Korea Class a statement Russia Taiwan Bsmi StatementCable cinch overview 173Document conventions This chapterSupported hardware and software Text formattingTrademark references Bold textRelated publications Getting technical help Document feedbackPage Product Overview Product overviewHardware features Hardware featuresChassis BigIron RX-8 chassis BigIron RX-16 chassis BigIron RX-4 BigIron RX-8 BigIron RX-16Management modules Shows the management module’s front panel10/100/1000 Ethernet port Pcmcia slotsConsole port LEDsInterface modules Hardware features Management module LEDsPort 10 Gigabit Ethernet module Hardware features Gigabit Ethernet module LEDs Gigabit Ethernet portsPort 10 Gigabit Ethernet oversubscribed module Shows the 16-port 10 Gigabit Ethernet module’s front panelHigh speed fans requirements Gigabit Ethernet interface module SFPHardware limitations Gigabit Ethernet interface module RJ-45 24-port 1 Gigabit Ethernet SFP module front panelPort 1 Gigabit Ethernet interface module Mini RJ 21 Copper Shows the 48-port GoC interface module’s front panelSwitch fabric module Power supplies Shows the switch fabric module’s front panelCooling system Fan component locations for the BigIron RX-4Fan component locations for the BigIron RX-8 LEDs Rear fan component locations for the BigIron RX-16Rack mount kit Supported software featuresSupported software features Fan control module LED State MeaningInstallation precautions General precautionsPower precautions Installation precautionsInstallation precautions Ensure that the proper cabling is installed in the site Installing a BigIron RX-4 switchPreparing the installation site Cabling infrastructureInstalling a BigIron RX-4 chassis in a rack Unpacking a BigIron RX-4 switchChassis lifting guidelines for BigIron RX-4 switches Installation locationRemoving BigIron RX-4 extra shipment screws Preparing to mount a BigIron RX-4 chassis in a rackMounting a BigIron RX-4 chassis in a rack Positioning the screws in a rack Installing BigIron RX-4 modules Removing the slot blanksBigIron RX-4 module Chassis slot number Installing power supplies in a BigIron RX-4 chassis Installing a module in a BigIron RX-4 chassisConnecting AC power to a BigIron RX-4 chassis Installing a power supply in a BigIron RX-4 chassisConnecting DC power to a BigIron RX-4 chassis Follow the steps listed below to complete the installation Final stepsUnpacking a BigIron RX-8 switch Installing a BigIron RX-8 switchInstalling a BigIron RX-8 switch Preparing to mount a BigIron RX-8 chassis in a rack Chassis lifting guidelines for BigIron RX-8 switchesInstalling the BigIron RX-8 chassis in a rack Removing BigIron RX-8 extra shipment screwsMounting a BigIron RX-8 chassis in a rack Mounting the BigIron RX-8 chassis in a rack Installing BigIron RX-8 modules BigIron RX-8 module Chassis slot numberInstalling a module in a BigIron RX-8 chassis Installing power supplies in the BigIron RX-8 chassis Installing a power supply in a BigIron RX-8 chassisConnecting AC power to a BigIron RX-8 chassis Connecting DC power to a BigIron RX-8 chassis BigIron RX-8 and BigIron RX-16 DC power supplyUnpacking a BigIron RX-16 switch Installing a BigIron RX-16 switchInstalling a BigIron RX-16 switch Chassis lifting guidelines for BigIron RX-16 switches Preparing to mount a BigIron RX-16 chassis in a rack Installing a BigIron RX-16 chassis in a rackAttaching mounting brackets to a BigIron RX-16 chassis Mounting a BigIron RX-16 chassis in a rack Removing the slot blanks Large flat-head screwdriver Installing BigIron RX-16 modulesBigIron RX-16 module Chassis slot number Installing a module in a BigIron RX-16 chassis Populating a BigIron RX-16 chassis Installing power supplies in a BigIron RX-16 chassisRules for populating a BigIron RX-16 chassis Connecting AC power to a BigIron RX-16 chassis Installing a power supply in a BigIron RX-16 chassisConnecting DC power to a BigIron RX-16 chassis Final steps Attaching a management station Attaching a management stationPowering-on the power source Attaching the management module’s Ethernet Port to a networkVerifying proper operation Observing the LEDsInstalling BigIron RX-4 Enter the show chassis Switch fabric module Desired state Meaning Abnormal Meaning or action StatePower supplies DC DC OKReplacing a power supply Displaying the module statusSyntax show module Page Verifying proper operation To assign a password for a user account Assigning passwordsSyntax enable password password Syntax username name password EnterSetting passwords to expire Login lockoutPassword history Syntax username name enable EnterAssigning passwords For example Enter the following command to set the super-user passwordSupport of sub-net masks Configuring IP addressesPasswords can be up to 48 characters long Interface Associated physical port Out of band or BandConfiguring IP addresses Assigning an IP address to a management interfaceEnabling and disabling the interfaces Syntax disable Connecting a BigIron RX Series switchSyntax enable Understanding how the management port functionsInstalling a fiber optic module Connecting a BigIron RX Series switchCabling a fiber optic module Syntax no optical-monitor alarm-intervalEnhanced Digital Optical Monitoring Cleaning fiber optic modules Syntax show optic slotTroubleshooting network connections Pinging an IP address Testing network connectivityTesting network connectivity Tracing a routeCommand syntax Using virtual cable testing to diagnose a cableConfiguration notes Viewing the results of the cable analysisThis line Displays Displaying chassis status and temperature readings Managing the BigIron RX Series chassisManaging the BigIron RX Series chassis Chassis status and temperature informationThis field Displays Powers Display shows the following informationThis field Displays Temperature ReadingsMisc Info Static and dynamic buffers Syntax clear logging dynamic-buffer static-bufferChanging temperature thresholds for modules and fan speeds Configuring the cooling systemManaging the cooling system Management module CPU on active and standby modules Interface modulesDisplaying temperature thresholds for modules and fan speeds Managing the cooling systemUle Monitoring the cooling system Manually setting the fan speedChanging the temperature polling interval Displaying fan tray status and speedManaging the interface modules Displaying temperature warningsManaging the interface modules Syntax show logConfiguring interface module boot parameters Specifying an immediate synchronization Syntax lp sync all slot-numberChanging the boot source Specifying an immediate bootSyntax lp boot system slot1 slot2 filename slot-number Syntax lp boot system mp primary secondary slot-number Specifying an immediate boot from a Tftp serverSyntax lp boot system flash primary secondary slot-number Syntax lp boot system interactive slot-number Specifying an immediate interactive bootConfiguring an automatic boot Syntax lp boot system slot1 slot2 filename all slot-numberConfiguring an automatic interactive boot Configuring an automatic boot from a Tftp serverSyntax lp boot system interactive all slot-number Syntax power-on lp slot-number Disabling and reenabling power to the interface modulesSyntax power-off lp slot-number Changing priority of chassis slots for interface modulesSyntax power-on snm number Disabling and reenabling power to the switch fabric modulesSyntax power-off snm number Syntax cpu-usage offDisplaying management module CPU usage Removing MAC address entries Maintaining a BigIron RX Series Switch Replacing a management moduleRemoving a management module Installing a new management module Page Page Replacing an interface module Modification to show chassis command outputsReplacing an interface module Removing an interface module Installing a new interface module Exit config mode and reboot the module Replacing an interface module For exampleInstalling a module in a BigIron RX-8 chassis Removing a switch fabric module Replacing a switch fabric moduleReplacing a switch fabric module Installing a new switch fabric module Replacing a fiber-optic transceiverRemoving a fiber-optic transceiver Installing a new fiber-optic transceiverReplacing a fiber-optic transceiver Determining which power supply failed Replacing a power supplyCabling a fiber-optic transceiver Replacing a power supply Replacing a power supplyReplacing cooling system components Replacing fan assemblies in the BigIron RX-16Removing a BigIron RX-16 rear fan assembly Replacing the rear fan assemblies in the BigIron RX-16Replacing the front fan assembly in the BigIron RX-16 Replacing cooling system componentsRemoving a BigIron RX-16 front fan assembly Removing a fan from a BigIron RX-4 switch Replacing the air filters in a BigIron RX Series switch Replacing the air filter in the BigIron RX-8Air filter removal and replacement for BigIron RX-8 Software image files Software images requiredModule Image type Image name Monitor image Boot imageIronWare image Software images are described in the followingFpga image Startup configuration fileSoftware image naming conventions Software image naming conventionsRelease types Displaying flash memory and version informationDisplaying flash information Release numberBoot-Monitor Image Code flash and boot flash information Boot Flash Type AM29LV040B, Size 512 KB Boot-Monitor ImageThis field Displays Displaying version information FE 1 Type fe200 Version FE 2 Type fe200 FE 3 Type fe200 Upgrading the BigIron RX Series software Upgrading the BigIron RX Series softwareChanges to software images starting with version Syntax show versionSeparation of boot and monitor images For interface modules running versions earlier thanNew default behavior Command changeNew options added Using unified software images to upgrade images Unified software image upgrade to upgrade release 02.2.01 to Device Image name ExampleUpgrading software releases prior to release Upgrading images independentlyUpgrading images independently Image name Command syntax Description Basic tasks in the software upgrade processUpgrading the management module monitor and boot images Upgrading images independentlyUpgrading the monitor and boot images on interface modules Upgrading the IronWare image on a management moduleUpgrading the interface module’s IronWare image Copy tftp lp ip-addr image-name mon allRebooting the management module Boot system flash primary secondaryUpgrading the Mbridge Fpga on the management module Overview of tasks in the Fpga image upgrade processDetermining the Mbridge image versions Show version Hitless Layer 2 OS upgradeUpgrading the Mbridge Fpga image Check for the Mbridge image version numbers in the outputConsiderations when using the feature Hitless OS software process Performing a hitless OS software upgrade Provides a detailed diagram of the Hitless reload processSetting up consoles Loading and saving configuration filesLoading the Multi-Service IronWare software onto the router Executing the hitless upgrade commandSyntax no logging enable config-changed Logging changes to the startup-config fileEnter y, and press the Enter key Copying a configuration file to or from a Tftp server Making local copies of the startup configuration fileDynamic configuration loading Dynamic configuration loadingPreparing the configuration file Usage considerationsCLI responds like this Snmp-server community string ro rw Using Snmp to save and load configuration informationUsing Snmp to save and load configuration information WhereErasing image and configuration files File synchronizationSyntax sync-standby Comparing and synchronizing filesSynchronizing files without comparison Syntax force-sync-standbyFile synchronization Scheduling a system reload Scheduling a system reloadReloading after a specific amount of time Canceling a scheduled reloadReloading at a specific time Syntax reload at hhmmss mm-dd-yy primary secondaryDiagnostic error codes and remedies for Tftp transfers Error Message Explanation and action CodeMaximum power calculations @ 200 VAC Hardware specificationsPower specifications BigIron RX Series Current Amps Watts BTU per hour ChassisComponent Maximum power consumption, in Watts BigIron RX Series Amps Watts BTUs per hour ChassisOperating environment Physical dimensionsSafety agency approvals Storage environmentElectromagnetic approvals Port specificationsPort specifications Console port pin assignmentsManagement port pin assignments Pin number MDI-X portsPort specifications Japan Industry Canada statementEurope and Australia English translation of above statementKorea Japan Power CordJapan Power Cord RussiaBsmi Statement TaiwanTaiwan a Taiwan Vorsicht Chassis adjacent to the ground symbol VW-1, and rated minimum 90 degrees Celcius All data stored on the card Nicht behindert wird Never leave tools inside the chassis Entfernt werden Gefahr Dalimentation Gefahr Peligro Gefahr Handhaben Oder Montieren Dieser Geräte Sind Mindestens Zwei Hat Page RFC support Ieee complianceGeneral protocols BGP IP Multicast ManagementInternet drafts Using Brocade Structured Cabling Components Cable cinch overviewMRJ21 procedures MRJ21 proceduresCable cinch with two mRJ21 cables Cable cinch with four mRJ21 cables Cable cinch with three mRJ21 cablesCable cinch with five mRJ21 cables Six mRJ21 cables may be secured as shown in Figure Cable cinch with six mRJ21 cablesCable cinch with seven mRJ21 cables Seven mRJ21 cables may be secured as shown in FigureCable cinch with eight mRJ21 cables RJ45 proceduresRJ45 procedures Eight mRJ21 cables may be secured as shown in FigureCable cinch with one group of RJ45 cables Cable cinch with two groups of RJ45 cablesCable cinch with three groups of RJ45 cables Cable cinch with four groups of RJ45 cablesCable cinch with five groups of RJ45 cables Cable cinch with six groups of RJ45 cablesCable cinch with seven groups of RJ45 cables Cable cinch with eight groups of RJ45 cablesRJ45 procedures