C H A P T E R 2 | Gigabit Ethernet Modules |
privileged mode. Refer to the Intel® NetStructure™ 6000 User Guide
for instructions on entering privileged mode.
You can configure any port as enabled (active and allowing data to pass) or disabled (inactive with no data transmission or reception). All ports are enabled by default.
To disable a port, type disable port port_number.
6000 Switch>#>disable port 8
The table below describes the maximum cable length for the module.
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1000SX | 62.5 micron multimode | 2 to 275 meters | 6.5 to 902.2 feet |
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| 60 micron multimode | 2 to 550 meters | 6.5 to 1,804.5 feet |
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1000LX | 5 kilometers | 16,404.2 feet | |
| between a 6000 switch |
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| 10 kilometers | 32,808.4 feet | |
| between two 6000 switch |
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Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) provide status information for the module. There are three LEDs per port (link, transmit and receive) and one global LED (status).
The table describes the LEDs for the module.
LED | Color | Definition |
Status (Board) | Solid Yellow | Power up diagnostics |
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| are running. |
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| Flashing Yellow | Power up diagnostics |
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| failed. |
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| Flashing Green | Normal Operation - |
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| the board is operating |
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| normally. |
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