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CSX7000 Guide

34      CyberSWITCH

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Summary of Contents for CyberSwitch CSX7000

Page 1: ...CENTRAL SITE REMOTE ACCESS SWITCH CSX7000 GUIDE A supplement to the User s Guide Release 7 4 Cabletron Systems 603 332 9400 phone 603 337 3075 fax support ctron com...

Page 2: ...ED TO THIS MANUAL OR THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN IT EVEN IF CABLETRON SYSTEMS HAS BEEN ADVISED OF KNOWN OR SHOULD HAVE KNOWN THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES Copyright 1999 by Cabletron Systems Inc Al...

Page 3: ...Patents No 4701745 5016009 5126739 and 5146221 and other pending patents Telenetworks Copyright 1991 92 93 by Telenetworks All rights reserved FCC NOTICE This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC...

Page 4: ...Control Council for Interference by Information Technology Equipment VCCI If this equipment is used in a domestic environment radio disturbance may arise When such trouble occurs the user may be requi...

Page 5: ...15 Subsystem Data LEDs 16 Console Key Lock 16 Video Select Push Button 17 Disk Drive Bay 17 CSX7000 Back Panel 17 Backplane 18 System Monitoring Connectors 18 Video Connectors 18 Power Supply 18 Inte...

Page 6: ...ard Installation 54 Disk Drive Installation 55 IES Converter Module Installation 56 Installing Interface Cables 57 Software Installation 58 CMOS Setup 58 Hard Disk Drive Initialization and DOS install...

Page 7: ...rnal platform components CSX7000 Cabling This chapter describes the cabling connections necessary for a single CSX7000 as well as a cluster setup for multiple CSX7000s Monitoring Systems An optional m...

Page 8: ...xibility The CSX7000 supports a flexible setup for system groups mix and match individual LAN and WAN interface modules within a group to support specific needs High Availability Local Area Network LA...

Page 9: ...ron offers two different processor modules for the CSX7000 the CSXPRO 8 and the CSXPRO 32 These Pentium single board CPUs are self contained computers that include processor memory and I O The amount...

Page 10: ...e Remote Console Network Administrator ISDN 1 2 3 4 EMS Module B25 B27 B26 B28 WORKGROUP REMOTE ACCESS SWITCH B29 E1 ONLY B CHANNELS LAN 10BASE T RX TX SERVICE B31 B30 L1 B21 B23 B22 B24 B17 B19 B18 B...

Page 11: ...40 G 11 ms Physical Characteristics Height 218 mm 8 60 in Width 483 mm 19 0 in Length 641 mm 25 25 in Weight 36 kg max 80 lb max Power Supply Specifications two power supplies per CSX7000 350 Watt po...

Page 12: ...6 amp Hard Drive 500MB RUN 5V at 0 4 amp and 12V at 0 75 amp STARTUP 5V at 0 4 amp and 12V at 3 0 amp Hard Drive 1 2GB RUN 5V at 0 4 amp and 12V at 0 75 amp STARTUP 5V at 0 4 amp and 12V at 3 0 amp Re...

Page 13: ...module Up to four system groups are supported per CSX7000 The BC GROUP push buttons are the top two push buttons in the group of six See top right corner of the front panel Use the BC GROUP push butt...

Page 14: ...and only if the console is unlocked This switch allows you to turn off a specific group for maintenance purposes while other groups continue to operate BC RESET SWITCH Individual groups may be reset...

Page 15: ...rnet controller in a group is attached to a LAN TheCSX7000 only uses an integrated Ethernet controller LAN connection for the EMS DISK ACTIVITY LED DISK ACTIVITY illuminates any time hard disk access...

Page 16: ...nctioning properly An amber LED indicates that a failure has occurred ENVIRONMENTAL ALERT This LED works in conjunction with the audible alarm to alert the administrator of a problem A green LED indic...

Page 17: ...ups within the platform subsystem When a group is selected its channel on the multiplexor is enabled connecting the selected system group to this local flexible disk drive The disk drive bay is locate...

Page 18: ...s identified as IES Supervisor and has an IN and OUT connection To the left of the IES Supervisor is the connection to the IES circuitry for the individual platform subsystem These IN and OUT connecti...

Page 19: ...each including a processor module platform Multiplexor interior LEDs POWER SUPPLY AND COOLING SYSTEM The CSX7000 is built with heavy industrial material including a cooling system which can accommoda...

Page 20: ...ned together with special shunt boards inserted between the standard ISA slots An ISA strain relief cross bar runs across the top of the cards in the backplane This bar is intended to stabilize the ba...

Page 21: ...3 and slots 4 and 5 resulting in a group of 6 slots Slot 6 would remain vacant If you need to install a shunt insert it into the backplane bay between the appropriate slots Shunt Illustration The fol...

Page 22: ...ot 15 and the second board is located in slot 16 Note that since the second CSX7000 is also controlled by the EMS module in the first CSX7000 slots 15 and 16 on the second CSX7000 are available for an...

Page 23: ...and CPU status The functions of the EMS are described in detail in Monitoring Systems BC PROCESSOR MODULES A BC Processor Module consists of a CPU or processor module card that controls a particular...

Page 24: ...tform INTERIOR LEDS A strip of LEDs is located directly above the multiplexor assembly and adjacent to the dual fans on the inside of the platform Refer to the illustration on page 20 These LEDs provi...

Page 25: ...eting the cabling For more information refer to the EMS bus and setting the IES address SETUP FOR A SINGLE CSX7000 In a system with a single CSX7000 cabling is necessary for video hookup system monito...

Page 26: ...roperly setting switch 1 under the IES IN OUT connectors to ON The switch is ON when it is pointing to the left when viewed from the rear panel Switch 2 is not used POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS The CSX700...

Page 27: ...d of a third DB 25 cable to the VIDEO OUT connector on the rear panel of the subsystem Connect the other end of the same cable to the VIDEO IN connector of the second CSX7000 Continue this daisy chain...

Page 28: ...st CSX7000 in the chain System 4 in the figure terminate the highway by turning ON both of the termination switches The switches are ON when pointing to the left as viewed from the rear panel I N O U...

Page 29: ...net follow this procedure 1 Be sure that the CSX7000s are set up correctly i e processor modules and interface modules properly installed If using the EMS module Set the IES addresses appropriately on...

Page 30: ...83mm 0 00 Cabinet Opening 17 72 00 02 450mm 0 5 Top Cover Width 18 90 480mm Front Panel Width Top View 7000 Platform EIA Standard RS 31 O C 18 312 0 032 465mm 0 8 Center to Center Hole Spacing 17 75 0...

Page 31: ...rface the EMS through the front panel LEDs with SNMP via BCVision In order to interface with EMS through BCVision you must have a valid keyboard and monitor connection All functions of EMS are monitor...

Page 32: ...compartment The IES address switch is to the far right and is labeled The IES address values are in hexadecimal When setting the values note the following The address of the primary platform which ho...

Page 33: ...of the platform Note that switches six seven and eight are not used A switch is ON when it is in the up position and OFF when it is in the down position To set an IES address refer to the following ta...

Page 34: ...N DOWN UP DOWN UP 12 UP UP DOWN DOWN UP 13 DOWN UP DOWN DOWN UP 14 UP DOWN DOWN DOWN UP 15 DOWN DOWN DOWN DOWN UP 16 UP UP UP UP DOWN 17 DOWN UP UP UP DOWN 18 UP DOWN UP UP DOWN 19 DOWN DOWN UP UP DOW...

Page 35: ...SNMP GET and GET_NEXT commands EMS will then send out alarms and acknowledgments through SNMP TRAPs As administrator you can carry out resets and commands through SNMP SETs In order to utilize this i...

Page 36: ...ddress the various screens and features of the program BCVision term Corresponding term explanation for the CSX7000 BC bus controller generic term referring to a CPU For the CSX7000 it refers to a pro...

Page 37: ...ys a quick reference of available keystroke operations in this case Help Mark and Exit GENERAL INFORMATION DISPLAY The general information on conditions within the platforms includes the subsystem in...

Page 38: ...arrow keys to highlight the IES to be marked and press the Space Bar If an alarm condition exists a marked IES displays on a black background If not it displays on a dark blue background To unmark an...

Page 39: ...te Set SNMP Status Trap Rate Press Esc to exit the menu Set Password This option allows you to create or modify a password You are prompted to enter existing and new passwords This added layer of secu...

Page 40: ...cur after SNMP support is disabled To enable or disable SNMP support select the Enable Disable SNMP Support option from the Supervisor Menu Enable Disable Alarm Notification This capability allows you...

Page 41: ...seconds Set SNMP Status Trap Rate SNMP is an option If you have SNMP you may set the status trap rate through this selection This status trap rate is initially set to zero FUNCTIONS MENU The options a...

Page 42: ...ll marked sensors See page 38 If no IES is marked when this menu item is invoked the new reboot timeout is set for the currently highlighted IES only Specify a timeout value in the range of 1 to 3600...

Page 43: ...e Threshold When this threshold is exceeded an alarm is generated by the IES Supervisory System The user may modify this threshold via the Functions Menu Reboot Timeout which is the amount of time tha...

Page 44: ...You may select Power 1 Power 2 or both No selection means no power supplies are to be monitored An alarm is generated if a power supply fails Specify the number of fans that are to be monitored by th...

Page 45: ...ELP MENU The options on the Help Menu are About Help Overview Menu Commands C to F Conversion Chart In addition the F1 function key provides help on the current function Press Esc to exit this menu BC...

Page 46: ...tware is initializing Status of the processor is not yet known Not Attached No Processor is physically attached to this connector on the multiplexor Group Off Power to the group of slots containing th...

Page 47: ...also the same with the exception of the Functions Menu described immediately following FUNCTIONS MENU The options available form the Functions Menu include Reset Processors Clear Reset Counters Set P...

Page 48: ...e status of Pending Offline will be set to Disabled by the Set Processors Online option Set Processor Offline Although this option is available Cabletron does not recommend its use When this option is...

Page 49: ...Power Off option from the Functions Menu allows you to remotely turn off a group containing a marked processor You may also power off multiple groups at a time by marking multiple processors WARNING D...

Page 50: ...e processor the current CPR condition the Pending Offline condition the Reset Counters CPR Resets the number of resets performed automatically Manual resets the number of resets requested via SNMP or...

Page 51: ...MS MODULE The EMS module BC Supervisor must be connected to an Ethernet LAN and configured for IP to allow the SNMP agent to communicate with an SNMP manager Note The following procedure assumes you k...

Page 52: ...ser Guide This manual is currently available on the World Wide Web Locate it by starting at Novell s home page http www novell com and choosing the doc icon Note You must put a return at the end of th...

Page 53: ...d an IES converter attached to the back panel of the platform and a dedicated EMS bus for transporting IES data from each individual platform and group in the cluster to the EMS processor board Since...

Page 54: ...tch settings on board to assure they conform to the values on the previous chart 2 Turn off power to the platform 3 Remove top cover of platform 4 Disengage the screw securing the end bracket from the...

Page 55: ...drive mounting bracket pins into the holes in the bottom disk support bracket 6 Replace the top disk drive support by aligning the upper drive mounting bracket pin into the proper hole on the top dis...

Page 56: ...ONVERTER MODULE INSTALLATION The EMS processor interfaces with the IES circuitry via the COM2 port See processor board page 54 This requires a converter module to change the COM2 signal protocol to th...

Page 57: ...y The following identifies the connectors on the MUX board To install the interface cables follow these steps 1 Connect J1 34 pin header flexible diskette drive to the MUX floppy connector for slot 15...

Page 58: ...ds wprecomp landing zone sectors 6 Press ESC when complete 7 Exit and save CMOS settings The system will reboot and display an error of no boot sector or missing operating system HARD DISK DRIVE INITI...

Page 59: ...ou through the steps needed to install BCVision and IPX support However the script does not allow you to configure the IP based SNMP agent support To include this support perform the following procedu...

Page 60: ...st the completed setup restart the system CTRL ALT DEL and verify that BCVision comes up The EMS processor is now ready for running EMS functions within the CSX7000 Note Control software must be loade...

Page 61: ...y present a warning that the firmware is out of date If this occurs proceed with the downloading of firmware 5 Select Functions then Setup Configure the alarm parameters with the following defaults Cu...

Page 62: ...e drive controller serial and parallel ports The CSX7000 Processor Modules come in two different versions CSXPRO7 8 8 Megabytes RAM 500 Megabyte hard drive CSXPRO7 32 32 Megabytes RAM 1 2 Gigabyte har...

Page 63: ...joining pair of slots Shunt Illustration Refer to Platform Description chapter which includes a table of possible configurations PM INSTALLATION SUMMARY The installation of the Processor Module involv...

Page 64: ...racket from the rear I O panel in line with selected slot 5 Install the PM board into the selected slot Secure the board with the screw located in the end bracket Note A non conductive mylar sheet acc...

Page 65: ...gning the upper drive mounting bracket pin into the proper hole on the top disk drive support Secure the support 7 Based on the slot number of the Processor Module board determine to which power conne...

Page 66: ...gured for proper operation of the CSX7000 Default values may be accepted for all except the following parameters Slot Group Power Connection MUX flexible diskette Connector MUX BC I O Connector 1 or 2...

Page 67: ...r Management Setup section Press ESC when done 9 Exit and save CMOS settings The system will reboot and display an error of no boot sector or missing operating system HARD DISK DRIVE INITIALIZATION AN...

Page 68: ...ERFACE ADAPTERS Interface adapters combine with processor modules to form system groups Each system group typically has a LAN adapter and at least one WAN adapter The interface adapters include LAN ad...

Page 69: ...st from its processor module board Sample CSX7000 Setup For specific information on interface board installation switch settings jumper settings and cabling refer to the Hardware Overview and Hardware...

Page 70: ...ply When power is on the green LED is lit to indicate the supply is functioning and providing power to the platform The red LED is lit to indicate a power supply fault When power is off neither LED wi...

Page 71: ...safety latch securing the faulty power supply 5 Pull up on the handle to remove the power supply 6 Insert the new power supply Ensure that it is firmly seated 7 Secure the power supply with the safety...

Page 72: ...ve initialization 58 disk drive installation 55 65 EMS 55 disk drives 11 DOC notice 4 E EMS 18 22 31 cabling 57 DOS installation 58 EMS bus 31 initializing the bus 61 processor board installation 54 s...

Page 73: ...tion 70 power supply specifications 11 processor module 22 board illustration 64 cabling 65 components 23 description 62 disk drive installation 65 DOS 67 installation 62 software setup 66 product ove...

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