2 NE100-4F, NE100-4FS, and NE100-4FS4, Link | Hitachi GR2000

GR2000 Installation Guide

3.5.2NE100-4F, NE100-4FS, and NE100-4FS4

The NE100-4F, NE100-4FS, and NE100-4FS4 physically appear as Figure 3-23.

These NIFs each have four ports for connection with pairs of SC 2-core optical fiber connectors (transmit and receive). Table 3-18 shows the connector specifications.

STATUS

LINE ERR

TX RX

LINK

T/R

LINE 3

		100BASE-FX			NE100-4FS or NE100-4FS4
TX RX	TX RX	TX RX	NE100-4F	or	NE100-4FS or NE100-4FS4
TX RX	TX RX	TX RX
LINE 2	LINE 1	LINE 0

Figure 3-23 NE100-4F, NE100-4FS, and NE100-4FS4 Front Panel View

Switch and LED indication

Table 3-17 NE100-4F/NE100-4FS/NE100-4FS4 switch and function of LED indications

	Nam	Name of switch	Status	Content
	Nam	and LED	Status	Content
		and LED

	STATUS	LED: Green/	Shows the operating	Green: Operable operation
		Yellow/ Red	condition of RP.	Yellow: Blocking and cock insertion and removal
				possible.
				Green blinking: Under preparation (being started up.)
				Red: Fault
				Extinguished: Operation not possible (Including the
				device power supply being turned off)

	LINK	LED: Green	Shows the operating	Ring pulse of 100BASE-FX/FX (middle)/FX (long) is
			condition of each line.	being established.

	LINE ERR	LED: Red

	T/R	LED: Green

Table 3-18 Connector Specifications for NE100-4F, NE100-4FS, and NE100-4FS4

NIF	Connector Specifications

NE100-4F	SC 2-core (flat) connector (multimode fiber, 1300 nm wavelength)

NE100-4FS	SC 2-core (flat) connector (single-mode fiber, 1300 nm wavelength)

NE100-4FS4	SC 2-core (flat) connector (single-mode fiber, 1300 nm wavelength)

3-20	GR2K-GA-1002
	Rev. 6.03

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Hitachi GR2000 manual 2 NE100-4F, NE100-4FS, and NE100-4FS4, Link, Connector Specifications

Contents

Hitachi Gigabit Router GR2000 Series GR2K-GA-1002 Rev GR2000 Installation Guide Rev Preface Release 4.00 MayChange Record GR2K-GA-1002 Acknowledgments GateD Bsdi Internet Server GR2K-GA-1002 Rev AT&T David M. GAY INFO-ZIP Group Vii SUN MICROSYSTEMS, INC Viii Washington University in Saint Louis Martin Birgmeier Frank VAN DER Linden Diff, grep Xii Tcpdump LessTcpd Xiii Traceroute Xiv Zlib Apache Http server Pimdd Xntp ProgramMD5 Program Xvi Mrouted PIM sparse-mode pimd Xviii Ltcs Label Traffic Control System Kame IPv6 Stack Abbreviations DDP Xxii GR2K-GA-1002 Rev NIF Xxiv GR2K-GA-1002 Rev UNI Xxvi General Safety Guidelines Damage to the equipment or a disruption in service Specific Warning Instructions Xxviii To avoid damage to the equipment or a disruption in service Specific Caution Instructions Storage CleaningOther Instructions Xxx Table of Contents Routing Processor RP RM-CPU2SRMB-IOH Network Interface Module NIF Xxxiii Power Supply Unit POWCustomer-Responsibility Interface Cables Prerequisites Configuration LimitsXxxiv GR2K-GA-1002 MPLS/IP-VPN ROUTE-OS3 WAN Networking Restrictions Segmentation/Topology RestrictionsLAN Networking Restrictions ATM Networking Restrictions Xxxvi Precautions on IP Connection with Other DevicesPrecautions on IPX Connection Precautions for using IP multicast Precautions on Bridge ConnectionsPrecautions on QoS Control Precautions for using Mpls Environmental Requirements Power and Cooling RequirementsXxxviii GR2K-GA-1002 Rev Layout Mounting and Unmounting of Flash Memory Card MC Handling of Gbic Connection of Setup ConsoleRouting and Connection of Cables Starting, Setting Up, and Stopping Fans Expansion of Gbic Removal of Gbic Introduction Supplied Media and Equipment Required Xlii Outline of Installation GR2K-GA-1002 Xliii Rev RM-CPUMHRMB-CPU MH or RM-CPULHRMB-CPU LH Front Panel View Xliv 102 100101 GR2K-GA-1002 Xlv Rev Hardware Installation Xlvi GR2K-GA-1002 Xlvii Rev Sequence of Device Operation Unmounting of MC Connection of Setup ConsoleXlviii GR2K-GA-1002 Xlix Rev Specifications of Interface Cables and ConnectorsNE1G-1LHBA switch and function of LED indications LED indications Operation terminal conditions Modem setting RP mounting conditions by each modelThis case core/clad diameter is 62.5/125 µm Lii Methods for Router Restart Liii Liv Chapter General Information Purpose and Organization of This Manual Outline of Installation Process Outline of Installation GR2K-GA-1002 Rev Chapter Product Overview Models Physical Appearance Front view of GR2000-2S AC input FAN3 RMP NIF1 NIF0 Product OverviewFront View of GR2000-4S AC Input FAN2 Rear View of GR2000-4S AC Input RM-CPU POW1 POW0 Rear View of GR2000-6H AC Input POW1 POW0 Rear View of GR2000-10H with AC Input Front View of GR2000-10H with DC Input 10 Rear View of GR2000-10H with DC Input GR2K-GA-1002 Rev 11 Front View of GR2000-20H with AC Input GR2K-GA-1002 Rev 12 Rear View of GR2000-20H with AC Input GR2K-GA-1002 Rev RP RP RP RP RP RM- RM- RP RP RP RP RP GR2000-20H with DC Input 13 Front View 14 Rear View of GR2000-20H with DC Input GR2K-GA-1002 Rev 15 Front View of GR2000-4 AC Input 16 Rear View of GR2000-4 AC Input GR2K-GA-1002 Rev 17 Front View of GR2000-10 with AC Input 18 Rear View of GR2000-10 with AC Input GR2K-GA-1002 Rev 19 Front View of GR2000-10 with DC Input CSW-1S CSW-1M CSW-0S CSW-0M IO0 IO1 Placement of power supply units 23 Front View of GR2000-20 with DC Input GR2K-GA-1002 Rev 24 Rear View of GR2000-20 with DC Input GR2K-GA-1002 Rev Guide rail attached Guide rail detached Device Configuration POW ATM WAN LAN BCU RMP RM + RPNIF BCU POW GR2000 Installation Guide GR2000-2S RMP NIF1 NIF0 31 Front View of GR2000-4S 33 Front View of GR2000-6H 35 Front View of GR2000-10H with AC Input IO0 GR2000 Installation Guide GR2000-20H 37 Front View of GR2000-20H with AC Input GR2K-GA-1002 Rev 38 Rear View of GR2000-20H with AC Input GR2K-GA-1002 Rev BCU-H850H Device ComponentsMaximum Number of Device Components on Enhanced Models BCU-M850H BCU-L850H BCU RM NIF Cabinet Network Processor Unit ChassisBasic Control Unit BCU BCU RM RMB-CPU RM-CPURM-IO RMB-IO Crossbar Switch CSW Routing Processor ModuleRP RP-A1 GR2000 Installation Guide RP SpecificationsRP name Specification RP-DV RP-CV RP-D6RP-C6 Type Module Name Interface Size Network Interface Module NIFList of NIF Modules Product Overview List of NIF Modules Main Storage Card MS Power Supply Unit POWCPU Fan Flash Memory Card MC GBIC-SX/LX/LH Physical Specifications Purchasing overseas NIF accessory GbicTemperature monitoring sensor Interface Cables Threshold value Temperature Significance Name Value Software NIF Connections Interface Cables and Connectors10 Specifications of Interface Cables and Connectors NWE3-1C NWMX1-4BNC POS MMF NWOC3C-2MD Atmsmf 1.1 LANAtmmmf 1.2 WAN LAN Connection Network Connections1.3 ATM WAN Connection ATM Connection This page left intentionally blank Installed Dimensions, Masses, and Minimum Service Clearances Cabinet Chassis Minimum Service Clearance for Desktop or Floor Installation Module Characteristics Component Details BCU Components Basic Control Unit BCURM-CPU2S RMP 2S RMP Front Panel View GR2K-GA-1002 Rev Alarm PowerError Accesso Lamp Test Pin No SpecificationsLine ERR Rest RM-CPU4S, RMB-CPU 4S Front Panel View Active Specifications of 9-pin D-sub Connector on AUX RS232C PortStatus RM-CPUS, RM-CPUM, RM-CPUMC2 and RM-CPUL 10 RM-CPUS Front Panel View RM-IO4S, RMB-IO 4S and RM-IOH 12 RM-IO4S Front Panel View EMA Suppress EMA Supress ResetLINK/ACT RM Change Pin No. Specifications RM-IOS, RM-IOM, and RM-IOL CSW Status RMB-IOH8 CSW 12 RP Models Routing Processor RPRP-A1/RP-D/RP-D6 21 RP-C/C6 Front Panel View Switch and LED indication RP-C/RP-C6 Category Physical Interface NIF Name Board Size Remarks Network Interface Module NIF15 NIF Models Pin No 1 NE100-8T, NE100-8TA and NE100-8TBComponent Details 15 NIF Models Link Connector Specifications2 NE100-4F, NE100-4FS, and NE100-4FS4 ACT Name Name of switch Status Content LEDLine SIG-DT NE1G-1LB NE1G-1LHA Name LED Color Status ContentNWVX-4 NWVX-4 Line LED indication WAN 15-pin Male Connection Router 50-Pin Specifications WAN 35-pin Male Connection Router 50-Pin Specifications NWVX-8 ACT, T/R Indication Precautions when connecting NWVX-8Line state Line state Detail of state State as seen by Sxmp MMI Line 5 Line 4 .+0#%6.+064 4 LINE8 1 8 Line 0 .+0 28 Line numbers for the cables attached to NWVX-8 DCE side GR2000 Cables attached to 28Connector Specifications for NWVX-8, Pin Assignment for 30Connector Specifications for NWVX-8, Pin Assignment for Status Actg Line Erry T/R Yellow Blocking and the board replaceable state Line ERR ACT NWJ1-8U physically appear as Figure Status Link T/R Loop LOS RAI Line Browser Status Loop Link T/R LOS RAI Line Line LOS RAI ACT LOS AIS Line NWJ2-1U Browse State as seen by Line stateLine state Detail of state Indication in M TR T Line ERR Looped by rem Line ERR Loop R ACT LOS RAI NWE3-2U Line LOS RAI Name LED Color LED Green Line RAI LOS Status MST Line ERR ACT Link POS OC-3C/STM-1 Function of LED indication NWOC3C-8S and NWOC3C-8M physically appear as Figure Shows the operating Green Operable operation MST Line ERR ACT Link Line 0A NWOC12-4S and NWOC12-4M physically appear as Figure 46 NWOC48-1S, NWOC48-1S4 and NWOC48-1S8 Front Panel View NWOC48-1A, NWOC48-1A4 and NWOC48-1A8 APS IndicationStatus Green Yellow Extinguished 48 NAOC3-1M and NAOC3-1S Front Panel View Green blinking Under preparation Program being NAOC3-8S and NAOC3-8M physically appear as Figure LED Green Shows the operating NAOC12-2S and NAOC12-2M physically appear as Figure NE1G-4C physically appears as Figure NWT3-1C physically appears as Figure Line state Detail of state Indication in MMI NWE1-8 physically appears as Figure ACT POW-H100H 87 POW ModelsPOW-S100S POW-M100H INPUT-MDC Device Model Power Supply Configuration ’tyPOW-MDC POW-LDC 56 Power Unit of POW-H100H POW-HDCH LED LED 173 175 LED SW1 63 Power Unit of POW-S100 POW-M100 and POW-L200 520 Fittings 67 MC30 and MC64 Flash Memory Card Module 69 WAN Loop Connector 3 V.24, V.35, and X.21 Interface CablesPage NWVX-4 NWVX-8 Pin high-density connect 74 Line numbers for the cables attached to NWVX-8 DCE side GR2000 Cables attached to 1m or shorter Coordinated individually NWVX-8 Page Router LAN setup boundary with network Transmit + Receive + Unused Core SC Core SC Boundary with network POS DSU UTPPOS SMF DSU Carrier e.g., NTT facility Customer facility UTP Cable for Primary I.431 or I.431-a 89 Connection to Device without Terminator 91 Sample Indirect Connection with Primary I.431 or I.431-a Outer Metal Coaxial Cable for Secondary G.703 Pin No Function device side Function DSU side Multimode Optical Fiber Cable for OC-3c/STM-1 POS MMF 95 Construction of duel shield type coaxial cable Connector Attenuation 1 dB/km max km Connector Attenuation 0.3 dB/km max km or 40 km Page DSU/ONU NAOC3-1M Below For connection to box 103 UTP Cable Specifications for 25Mbps ATM Local Setup Console and Remote Operation Terminal Prerequisites Operation terminal conditions Terminal type Connection patter Required function CTS GNDDCD RTS AT&Y0 AT&W0Page Page Model RP GR2000-2S GR2000-4S GR2000-6H GR2000-10H GR2000-20 1 RPRP mounting conditions by each model Whole RP Applicable Types and Quantities of RPs by Router ModelModel Mounting number Inter Board Quantities of NIFs by Router Model10H NAOC3-8M NAOC12-2MNAOC12-2S NAOC3-8S Add One MS64 Add One MS1 RP Memory Increment by RP TypeResulting Memory Capacity MB 6Mbit/s or less WAN circuit accommodation conditions Line Accommodation with WAN Other than Isdn and Overload11 100BASE-FX Line Accommodation Router Model Max. No. of Lines Per NIF Per RP Per Router Condition Max. Throughput kbps per Max. Throughput kbps per RP Line Accommodation with WAN Overload17 WAN Isdn Line Accommodation Limit Condition QoS 384 128 920 860 750 NIF Condition Max. Aggregate Line Speed Mbps Example a Vlan Note Bridge Non-VLAN IP multicast IPv Vrrp Mpls Vlan Line accommodating conditions for ATMPer router Per RP Per line Router Model Maximum No. of ARP Entries Maximum Number of ARP Entries31 Maximum Number of ARP Entries Per RP Per Router Router Model Maximum Number of VCs Per Line Per NIF Maximum Number of Interfaces and Multihome SubnetsMaximum Number of Interfaces Maximum Number of Neighbor Routers 36 Maximum Number of Neighbor Routers Memory Entries Multipath Not Used Multipath Used BGP4 40 IP Multicast Accommodation Limits Max. Limit 41 IPX Accommodation Limits 42 Bridge Accommodation Limits 44 Maximum Number of Dynamic and Static Entries Maximum Limit Total Dynamic Static Parameter setting IP-VPN system NE1G-1LB NE1G-1SB NE1G-1LHBA Category NIF Name Mpls Support *1 Backbone circuitNE1G-1LA NE1G-1SA NE1G-1LHA NE1G-1LHA8 NE1G-4C WAN NWVX-4 NWVX-8 NWJB-8 NWJ1-4U NWJ1-8U NAOC3-8M NAOC3-8S Memory Card Unit MCMinimum Memory Requirements RIP+OSPF BGP4 Note Case of IPv4 multicast use Maximum number of entries IP unicast IP muiticastMaximum path entry count By protocols Entry Count No.Maximum number of entries ATM VCs By protocols Static Count Module Path entry Count per Routing IP multicast path entry countProcessor IP unicast Entry Guara Count Entry count Mpls protocol Function item Detailed item Support Mode LDP DU VPN ID Maximum RP entry number Maximum device entry number Dynamic Entry and Static Entry Maximum Entry Count55 Maximum entry number of Mpls policy 000/RP 10,000/device 57 Cops agent accommodating conditions Memory size of 256 MB or greater RP-CRP-D 61 BCU minimum required memory BCU Number of NDP Entries 64 Number of interfaces Maximum Number of IPv6 Addresses to be Set Number of Tunnel Interfaces Address BGP4+ ARP Tag-VLANRouting Processor Module RP and NIF Number of Tag-VLANs to be Set in Multi-Home Router Model Number of Tag-VLAN Per RP Per Router 76 Cops agent accommodating conditions Network Configuration Items to be Prepared 3 1000BASE-SX/1000BASE-LX/1000BASE-LH 1 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX2 100BASE-FX WAN Networking Restrictions Packet Length Protocol operation Terminal DTE Device is Condition Alternative NTT Sync clock -clock Isdn 80 NWJ1-8U connection restrictionsLine Interface Time slots start Posible Time Number Slots Cellularization Overhead Bandwidth Planning ConsiderationsRouting Capacity of GR2000 on ATM Interface Own router Transmission traffic by each service category ATM Connection with Hitachi NP200 and NP220 ITU-T CBR LIFIlmi ATM Connection with Bridge Devices Function-wise Conditions for ATM ConnectionATM Connection with IPX Devices Interface Address in Point-to-Point Line Connection Page Router a Path to Ia is to be Learned by IG P Xterna l peer Page Connection with IPv6 Router Interface Address of Point-to-Point Type Line 13 Example for Specifying a nexthopself Parameter Device Packet to Terminal Terminal a Terminal B Page Functional item Detailed item Snmp Setting of SAP Packet Processing Configuration SettingsSetting of RIP Packet Processing Use of NetWare Serialization packet and diagnostic packetNetbios packet Model Traffic of Periodic SAP Packets Protocol and Topology Restrictions Spanning-Tree Protocol LAN1 Bridge Definition on Isdn Interface Relationship Between Load on RP and QoS RP, NIF Vlan type Connection with LAN SwitchTag-VLAN setting 21 Network Configuration Multicast relay Common to protocols 14.2.2 When using Dvmrp 14.2 Redundant route route switching due to impedimentWhen using PIM-DM PIM-DM Redundant route exists Inapplicable network pattern Tree type network Page Precautions for using Mpls VPN Contents of the TLV used Versions prior to VerPage Temperature and Humidity Environmental Requirements Dust Requirements Dust Computer Main Line Distribution Panel Acoustic Noise For the router Input Power Requirements Input Power Requirements-AC Input 100 Vac Single phase 50/60 Hz Ground Nema CB Circuit breaker Page Requirements for Circuit Breaker on Power Distribution Panel Router Model AC Input DC Input CB Type Phase Rating Receptacle Types for AC Input Page Typical Power Consumption and Heat Dissipation Figures Out lower rear end Out lower right side 12 Airflow of GR2000-4 Upper eft side Upper right side Cooling Requirements for Rack-Mount Installation Page Unpacking Chassis When you handle this model Packing list are obtained from the cargo Carton Router chassis Packing list are obtained from the cargo Vinyl bag Router chassis Carton Packing list are obtained from the cargo Packing list are obtained from the cargo RM/RP/NIF full size board Carton Polyethylene or vinyl bag Memory module Polyethylene or vinyl bag Carton Handling of Components Subject to Static Electricity 13 Unpacking of Separately Shipped Cable Allowable Style of Installation by Router Model GR2000-2S GR2000-4 Floor Installation of Chassis 17 Desktop Installation for GR2000-6HPage Page Screwjack/earthquake-proof bolt hole M12 Screw jack Caster Page Screwjack Page Stopper nut 10 mm Page Page Guide rail M5 screw x Screw Chassis Page 30600 RearFront Chassis AC Input Inch Rack GR2000-10H or GR2000-10 Guide Rail Removing Page Chassis Cable Power Interfa cable Guide rail Page 547.95 133.35 177.8 1430 Open rack Inch Rack GR2000-20H or GR2000-20 Guide Rail General Rules for Routing and Connection of Cables Page Page Page 2.1 GR2000-2S Rear Power Switch Tighten the screws Front Page 2.5 GR2000-20H 200V AC Input Front Page 53 Terminal Board/Wire Dimensions for DC Input to GR2000-20H 2.6 GR2000-4 Front Page Front Front Page 60 Terminal Board/Wire Dimensions for DC Input to GR2000-20 Connection of Interface Cables WAN V.24, V.35, RJ-48 to the mating receptacle on the own router Cause malfunction or a failure SC 2-core When removing, just pull Mating receptacle on the own router 70 illustrates how to unmount an MC How to remove BCU RM, duplexed Console specifications Starting, Setting Up, and Stoppin Overview of Device Operation Pause at least 2 seconds before you turn on the power Switch fully until it stops Password noneoperator Page Adding and Removing Component BCU, RP, and NIF ModulesPage Page Guide rail Anchor screw 1 GR2000-4S Below with both hands when installing or removing Below with both hands when installing or removing Input Unit AC or DC Follow the instructions illustrated in Figure Input Unit AC or DC Follow the instruction illustrated in Figure Power Switch POW for AC Input POW Dju st th e p ro je ctio n s POW Fan Tray for GR2000-10H Fan tray Cover RM-CPU Addition/Removal of Main Memory Module for RM BCU Installed connector Removingconfigmodeseta BCU duplexCR For termination of duplex mode Removing an RP FreerprpnoCR Network Interface NIFAdding an RP Page Software Installation and Update Introduction