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Cisco BPX 8600 Series Installation and Configuration
Release 9.3.0, Part Number 78-10674-01 Rev. D0, July 2001
Chapter 11 Installing the AC Shelf
Installing an AC Power Supply Tray
Figure 11-4 Securing AC Power Supply Tray, 30-Inch Rail Setback
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H8210
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bracket
Adjustable
plate
AC PS
tray
BPX chassis
Mounting
screw
- Cisco BPX 8600 Series 1
- Cisco Reader Comment Card 3
- BUSINESS REPLY MAIL 4
- CONTENTS 5
- 4 BNI (Trunk) Cards 4-1 7
- 6 Installation Overview 6-1 8
- 14 Connecting Cables 14-1 10
- Contents 11
- 28 Alarms and Statistics 28-1 18
- 29 Troubleshooting 29-1 18
- 30 Replacing Parts 30-1 20
- A Upgrade Information A-1 22
- B Parameter Limits B-1 22
- C ATM: An Overview C-1 22
- Documentation CD-ROM 37
- Audience 38
- Related Documentation 38
- Conventions 39
- Advarsel 41
- ¡Atención! 41
- Varning! 41
- The BPX Switch 43
- The BPX 8600 Series 45
- BPX 8620 46
- BPX 8650 47
- New with Release 9.3 48
- Discontinued 50
- BPX Switch Operation 50
- Virtual Private Networks 53
- Network Interworking 55
- Tiered Networks 57
- BPX Switch Routing Hubs 58
- Tier Network Definitions 61
- Upgrades 61
- Inverse Multiplexing ATM 63
- Virtual Trunking 63
- Advanced CoS Management 65
- Automatic Routing Management 66
- Cisco WAN Manager 69
- Network Interfaces 70
- Service Interfaces 71
- Node Synchronization 71
- Switch Software Description 72
- Connection Routing Groups 73
- Cost-Based Connection Routing 74
- Cost-Based AutoRoute Commands 75
- Network Synchronization 76
- Switch Availability 77
- BPX Switch Physical Overview 79
- BPX Switch Enclosure 80
- Node Cooling 81
- Node DC Powering 81
- Card Shelf Configuration 83
- • Power Supply Components 84
- Common Core Component Group 84
- Service Expansion Shelf PNNI 86
- Optional Peripherals 86
- Figure 3-3 BCC Front Panel 94
- Back Cards for the BCC-4V 95
- Front Panel Description 100
- Alarm/Status Monitor Card 101
- Alarm Relays 103
- • Control bus 104
- • ATM crosspoint wiring 104
- • Polling bus 104
- • Communications bus 104
- • Clock bus 104
- BNI (Trunk) Cards 105
- • another BPX 106
- • an MGX 8220; or 106
- • an MGX 8800 106
- Features 107
- Functional Description 107
- StrataBus backplane 108
- Bandwidth Control 109
- Loopbacks and Diagnostics 109
- Front Panel Indicators 110
- • Multimode fiber backcard 115
- Overview: BXM Cards 120
- BXM Capabilities 122
- ATM Layer 123
- Service Types 123
- Minimum SCR and PCR 124
- Virtual Interfaces 125
- Virtual Ports 125
- Enhanced BXM 126
- BXM Front Card Indicators 127
- 4 5 6 130
- 7 8 130
- BXM Backcard Connectors 131
- Table 5-11 BXM Sonet APS 138
- BXM Functional Description 140
- S6167xmod 141
- Operation in Trunk Mode 142
- SONET/SDH UNI (SUNI) 145
- DeMux/Mux 145
- ACP Subsystem Processor 146
- Port (UNI) Mode 147
- Technical Specifications 148
- General Information 149
- Installation 151
- Installation Overview 153
- Installation Sequence Flow 154
- • Configure node name 155
- • Configure time zone 155
- • Configure date and time 155
- • Configure node number 155
- Site Preparation 157
- Parts Checklist 158
- Safety Requirements 159
- Basic Guidelines 160
- Power and Grounding 161
- Mechanical Installation 162
- 7000Series Routers 171
- Preliminary Procedure: 172
- Label Switch Controler 177
- CISCO BPX 8600 178
- Installing the DC Shelf 185
- DC Power Input Connections 186
- Card Slot Fuses 188
- Fan Power Fuses 189
- Installing the AC Shelf 191
- Installing an AC Power Supply 197
- AC Power Input Connections 200
- Installing Tray Brackets 205
- Installing Tray 206
- To customer-supplied 211
- Cable clamp 211
- Securing screw 211
- (one each side) 211
- BPX Switch Cards 213
- Installing the Cards 213
- Installing Front Cards 216
- Installing Back Cards 218
- Upgrading to BCC-4 Cards 221
- Specifying Card Redundancy 221
- • feature mismatch 224
- • back card mismatch 224
- • front card mismatch 224
- Table 13-1 BXM SONET APS 224
- Nylon standoffs 226
- APS redundant 226
- Connecting Cables 229
- Making T3 or E3 Connections 230
- T3 Trunk #1 232
- Back Cards 232
- Y-Cables 232
- Making a BXM T3/E3 Connection 234
- Push sleeve to connect 235
- SMB-posi-lock connector 235
- Retract sleeve to 235
- 4" Lengths 236
- Alarm Output Connections 237
- EXT. Alarms 238
- Attaching Peripherals 239
- Auto-Dial to Customer Service 251
- Checking and Powering-Up 257
- BPX Switch Startup Diagnostic 258
- Provisioning the BPX Switch 259
- Initial Configuration and 261
- Network Management 261
- Summary of Commands 267
- Configuring Trunks and 269
- Adding Interface Shelves 269
- Setting Up a Trunk 270
- Reconfiguring a Trunk 271
- Configuring Trunks 272
- Removing a Trunk 273
- Adding an Interface Shelf 274
- Configuring Circuit Lines 275
- Setting Up a Circuit Line 276
- Flow Diagrams for Line Setup 277
- Line Commands 278
- • Configuring the LAN Port 279
- • IP subnet mask 280
- • TCP service port 280
- • Gateway IP address 280
- Configuring the LAN Port 284
- H8124mod 286
- Controlling External Devices 288
- ^^ (SHIFT 66) 289
- Configuring Connections 291
- Configuring ATM Connections 293
- Traffic Management Overview 295
- Standard Available Bit Rate 297
- VSVD Description 297
- BXM Connections 297
- ATM Connection Requirements 298
- Connection Routing 299
- ATM Connection Flow 302
- Connection Flow Example 303
- Egress to Network via BXM 10 304
- Egress from BXM 11 to CPE 2 304
- ATM Cell Flow, Simplified 305
- Traffic Shaping Rates 306
- Configuration 306
- Example of cnfln: 307
- Example of cnfport: 307
- Configuring VBR connections 308
- Connection Criteria 310
- Configuring Resources 311
- ATM Connection Configuration 315
- Adjust Minimum SCR and PCR 320
- Constant Bit Rate Connections 320
- Variable Bit Rate Connections 321
- • Network Interworking 328
- • Service Interworking 328
- Connections 334
- Traffic Policing Examples 335
- CBR Traffic Policing Examples 336
- Leaky Bucket 1 341
- Leaky Bucket 2 341
- Examples 341
- ABR Connection Policing 346
- UBR Connection Policing 346
- Table 21-13 ILMI Parameters 349
- Table 21-14 LMI Parameters 349
- Recommended Settings 350
- • Parameter X 351
- • Abit Timer Multiplier M 351
- ATM Command List 352
- S5239xmod 357
- Service Interworking 358
- Networking Interworking 358
- S6166xmod 359
- Management plane 361
- Control plane User plane 361
- 363
- For PVC Status Management 364
- OAM Cells 365
- ATF Connection Management 366
- Channel Statistics 366
- OAM Cell Support 367
- Diagnostics 367
- Virtual Circuit Features 368
- Connection Management 369
- Bandwidth Management 370
- User Interface 370
- Port Management 370
- Signaling 370
- Virtual Switch Interfaces 373
- Multiprotocol Label Switching 374
- MPLS Terminology 374
- VSI Configuration Procedures 375
- Deleting a Controller 376
- • uptrk 1.1 378
- • uptrk 1.1.1 (virtual trunk) 378
- • upport 1.1 378
- SCT Commands 379
- VSIs and Virtual Trunking 381
- Overview: How VSI Works 382
- VSI Master and Slaves 383
- Connection Admission Control 385
- Partitioning 386
- Multiple Partitioning 387
- Compatibility 388
- Multiple Partition Example 388
- Resource Partitioning 389
- Master-slave link 391
- Inter-master link 391
- Controlle 391
- Master Redundancy 392
- Slave Redundancy 392
- How Resources are Managed 395
- How Service Templates Work 396
- Supported Service Categories 400
- Supported Service Types 400
- VC Descriptors 401
- * indicates not applicable 404
- VC Descriptor Parameters 405
- Qbin Dependencies 407
- Qbin Default Settings 408
- Summary of VSI Commands 412
- Configuring BXM Connections 413
- BXM Commands 415
- BXMcardinslot2: 421
- BXM SVC Resource Partitioning 425
- Overview 429
- Benefits of Virtual Trunking 431
- Card Capacities 432
- Trunk Redundancy 432
- How Virtual Trunking Works 433
- Routing with Virtual Trunks 435
- Virtual Trunk Bandwidth 437
- Cell Receive Address Lookup 438
- Virtual Trunk Interfaces 439
- Virtual Trunk Traffic Classes 439
- • traffic classes supported 446
- Command Overview 448
- Virtual Trunk Commands 449
- Virtual Trunk UXM Commands 451
- • VSI resource partitioning 452
- Supported Card Types 454
- Introduction 457
- Tiered Management Control 458
- Manual Operation 459
- Operation Criteria 460
- APS 1+1 LED Displays 461
- APS +1 Redundancy Criteria 463
- Application Notes for APS 1+1 464
- Configuring APS 1+1 465
- APS 1:1 (Line Redundancy) 466
- General Criteria 467
- Configuration Criteria 467
- Configuring APS 1:1 468
- Configuring APS 1+1 Annex B 468
- Test Loops 469
- Notes on APS Messages 469
- APS K1 Command Precedence 470
- APS Command Summary 470
- Table 26-7 APS Commands 471
- Configuring BME Multicasting 473
- BME Features 474
- BME Requirements 474
- BME Restrictions 474
- Address Criteria 474
- BME Operation 475
- Cell Replication Stats 476
- Adding Connections 476
- Multicast Statistics 478
- Policing 478
- Hot Standby Backup 479
- Alarms and Statistics 483
- Network Statistics 484
- APS Alarms 485
- What APS Alarms Represent 488
- Trunk Statistics 490
- Table 28-3 Trunk Statistics 491
- Trunk Alarms 493
- Event Logging 495
- BME Alarms 496
- Troubleshooting 497
- System Troubleshooting Tools 501
- Loopback Tests 502
- Connection Testing 503
- External Device Window 504
- APS Configuration Problems 505
- Operational Problems 507
- 8. Reverse Request 508
- 9. Do not Revert 508
- 10. No Request 508
- Reverse switch 509
- APS line is failing to switch 510
- BME Connection Diagnostics 512
- Troubleshooting VSI Problems 512
- Troubleshooting Commands 516
- Replacing Parts 519
- Replacing a Front Card 520
- Replacing a Line Module 521
- Replacing an AC Power Supply 525
- Filter panel 526
- (B side) 526
- Replacing the Fan Assembly 527
- BPX Specifications 531
- BPX Node Specifications 533
- BPX Switch Cabling Summary 543
- Power Cabling 544
- LM-BCC Cabling 544
- LAN Port Cabling 545
- Modem Cabling 546
- External Clock Input Cabling 546
- E1 Clock Cabling 547
- External Alarm Cabling 548
- Standard BPX Switch Cables 549
- Redundancy “Y” Cable 550
- Application 551
- General Description 551
- Equipment Description 552
- DIP Switches 554
- Operation 557
- Power-Up Sequence 558
- Normal Operation 558
- Remote Loop Operation 558
- Terminal Operation 559
- Commands 559
- Specifications 560
- Table 33-10 T2 Interface 561
- Table 33-11 Power 561
- Table 33-12 Mechanical 561
- Appendices 563
- Upgrade Information 565
- Upgrade Options 566
- Procedure 569
- Feature Mismatching 570
- Multiple VSI Partitions 572
- Parameter Limits 575
- ASI Card 581
- BNI Card 582
- BXM-8/12-T3/E3 Card 582
- BXM-155 Card 585
- BXM-622 Card 588
- ATM: An Overview 591
- ATM cell 592
- Information payload 592
- 5 bytes 48 Byte payload 592
- 53 byte cell 592
- Figure C-3 UNI Header 593
- Figure C-4 NNI Header 593
- STI Header 594
- ATM Cell Addressing 595
- ATM Adaptation Layer 595
- • Convergence Sub-Layer (CS) 596
- Appendix C ATM: An Overview 597
- FastPacket Adaptation to ATM 598
- Simple Gateway 599
- GLOSSARY 601
- Glossary 602
- MCR (Minimum Cell 614
- MIR (Minimum 614
- Information Rate) 614
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