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Operating the LCD Panel

Platform Guide: 1600, 3600, and 3900

3 - 3

4. Press the Check button. 

5. Press the Check button again at the confirmation screen. 

6. Wait 30 seconds before powering the machine off or rebooting it.

Powering down the unit

Hold the 

X

 button for four seconds to power down the unit. We recommend 

that you halt the system before you power down the system in this manner.

Rebooting the unit

Hold the Check button for four seconds to reboot the unit. You should only 
use this option after you halt the unit.

Clearing alerts

Press the Check button to clear any alerts on the LCD screen. You must 
clear any alerts on the screen before you can use the LCD panel.

Summary of Contents for BIG-IP 1600

Page 1: ...Platform Guide 1600 3600 and 3900 MAN 0270 01 ...

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Page 3: ... the U S and other countries and may not be used without F5 s express written consent Export Regulation Notice This product may include cryptographic software Under the Export Administration Act the United States government may consider it a criminal offense to export this product from the United States RF Interference Warning This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product may ca...

Page 4: ...ii VCCI Class A Compliance This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take corrective actions VCCI A ...

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Page 7: ...he unit using a front mounting kit 2 2 Installing the unit using a rail mounting kit 2 4 Connecting the cables and other hardware 2 8 3 Operating the LCD Panel Introducing the LCD panel 3 1 Using the LCD panel 3 2 Pausing on a screen 3 2 Using LCD menus 3 2 Powering up the unit 3 2 Halting the unit 3 2 Powering down the unit 3 3 Rebooting the unit 3 3 Clearing alerts 3 3 Navigating through the LCD...

Page 8: ...the DC power supply 7 2 8 Changing the Fan Tray Reviewing maintenance options and operations 8 1 Replacing the fan tray 8 2 9 Working with Environmental Guidelines for the 1600 3600 and 3900 Platforms Environmental requirements 9 1 General environmental guidelines 9 1 Guidelines for DC powered equipment 9 2 10 Understanding Platform Airflow Platform airflow information 10 1 Airflow for 1600 3600 a...

Page 9: ...Table of Contents Platform Guide 1600 3600 and 3900 vii A Platform Specific Hazardous Substance Levels for China 1600 platform A 1 3600 platform A 2 3900 platform A 3 Glossary Index ...

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Page 11: ...0 and 3900 Platforms Working with the 1600 3600 3900 platform Getting started with the 1600 3600 3900 platform Familiarizing yourself with the 1600 3600 3900 platform About this guide Finding help and technical support resources ...

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Page 13: ...available as an additional add on through the software license 3600 platform The 3600 platform Figure 1 2 features a single dual core processor and supports two SFPs LC connector type and eight 10 100 1000 interfaces with SSL processing available as an additional add on through the software license 3900 platform The 3900 platform Figure 1 3 on page 1 2 features a single quad core processor and sup...

Page 14: ...information see Familiarizing yourself with the 1600 3600 3900 platform on page 1 4 Connect the 1600 3600 3900 platform to the network and optionally connect the peripheral hardware For more information on mounting the hardware and attaching cables see Installing and connecting the hardware on page 2 1 The 1600 3600 3900 platform comes with the hardware that you need for installation However you m...

Page 15: ... devices you select must be compatible with the network interface cards installed in the platform The devices can support 10 100 Ethernet or Gigabit Ethernet Ethernet requires either a 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps hub or switch Gigabit Ethernet requires a compatible Gigabit Ethernet switch You can use a USB drive compatible with the system for installing upgrades and for system recovery You can perform an ...

Page 16: ...nt of the unit you can reset the unit using the LCD panel and also view the indicator LEDs for hard disk access You can use the front panel LEDs to assess the condition of the unit For details about the behavior of the LEDs see Understanding indicator LED behavior on page 4 1 The interfaces on every platform are labeled so it should be clear what each port is no matter which hardware configuration...

Page 17: ...tes the front of the 3900 platform Figure 1 6 Front view of the 3900 platform 1 Management port 2 USB ports 3 Console port 4 Hard wired failover port 5 10 100 1000 interfaces 6 SFP ports 7 Indicator LEDs 8 LCD display 9 LCD control buttons 1 Management port 2 USB ports 3 Console port 4 Hard wired failover port 5 10 100 1000 interfaces 6 SFP ports 7 Indicator LEDs 8 LCD display 9 LCD control button...

Page 18: ...ter 1 1 6 Figure 1 7 illustrates the back of a 1600 3600 3900 platform Figure 1 7 Back view of a 1600 3600 3900 platform 1 Handle 2 Power input panel Power switch Power receptacle 3 Unused power supply bay ...

Page 19: ...s on page 4 4 Using Always On Management AOM You can learn how to manage the platform remotely even if the host subsystem is powered down For more information see Chapter 5 Using Always On Management Changing the power supply You can learn how to replace the AC or DC power supply For more information see either Chapter 6 Working with AC Power Supplies or Chapter 7 Working with DC Power Supplies Ch...

Page 20: ...ion about licensing the BIG IP system software and connecting the system to a management workstation or network TMOS Management Guide for BIG IP Systems This guide contains any information you need to configure and maintain the network and system related components of the version 10 x BIG IP system With this guide you can perform tasks such as configuring VLANs assigning self IP addresses creating...

Page 21: ...e apply bold text to a variety of items to help you easily pick them out of a block of text These items include web addresses IP addresses utility names and portions of commands such as variables and keywords For example with the bigpipe pool pool_name show command you can specify a specific pool to show by specifying a pool name for the pool_name variable Identifying references to other documents...

Page 22: ... a line break Identifies a user defined parameter For example if the command has your name type in your name but do not include the brackets Separates parts of a command Indicates that syntax inside the brackets is optional Indicates that you can type a series of items Means is defined as Indicates that an argument is followed by the description of the elements that you can use for the argument Ta...

Page 23: ...r a screen Welcome screen in the Configuration utility The Welcome screen in the Configuration utility contains links to many useful web sites and resources including The Ask F5SM Knowledge Base The F5 Solution Center The F5 DevCentral web site Plug ins SNMP MIBs and SSH clients F5 Networks Technical Support web site The F5 Networks Technical Support web site https support f5 com provides the late...

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Page 25: ...2 Installing the 1600 3600 3900 Platform Installing and connecting the hardware ...

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Page 27: ... page 2 2 Rail mounting kit If you want to install the 1600 3600 3900 platform using a rail mounting kit you need to install the inner rails onto the unit install the outer rails into the rack install the unit into the outer rails and then connect the peripheral hardware and the interfaces For detailed information on installing a rail mounting kit and installing the unit into the rack see Installi...

Page 28: ...ved your 1600 3600 3900 platform the unit included front mounting brackets suited for front mounting the unit With front mounting brackets the unit is bolted directly to the rack To install the front mounting kit and install the unit into the rack you need to perform the following tasks Attach the front mounting brackets to the unit following Install the unit into a rack on page 2 3 Connect cables...

Page 29: ... out of the rack If the rack you have does not provide adequate support for the unit you may need a shelf kit We recommend that you use a shelf kit created by the rack manufacturer Some rack manufacturers provide shelf kits for their racks Figure 2 2 shows an example of a 1600 3600 3900 platform installed in a rack using the front mounting brackets Figure 2 2 1600 3600 3900 platform installed in a...

Page 30: ...the smaller inner rails that you attach to either side of the unit and the larger outer rails that you attach to the rack Once the kit is installed these inner rails slide into the outer rails that you install onto the rack The rails slide in and out of the rack Four mounting brackets two front and two rear Rail mount lock brackets and screws Eight 8 32 thumb screws Eight 8 32 Keps nuts Attaching ...

Page 31: ...ail mount lock bracket installed onto a unit Attaching the outer rails and mounting brackets Once you have installed the inner rails to the unit you can prepare the outer rails and rail mounting brackets for installation onto the rack The mounting brackets are reversible for use in either a fixed three hole spaced rack or a two hole spaced rack The front brackets are shorter than the rear brackets...

Page 32: ...hind the cabinet rail at the back of the rack as appropriate for the rack type and secure it to the rack using at least two thumb screws Figure 2 5 shows the recommended placement of a front mounting bracket attached to an outer and inner rail so that unit locks into place properly using the rail mount locks Figure 2 5 Front mounting bracket attached to outer and inner rail Figure 2 6 shows an out...

Page 33: ...e rack To install the unit into the rack 1 Extend the outer rails to the fully locked position 2 Slide the ball retainer on each rail to the front of the rail as shown in Figure 2 7 3 Align the rear portion of the inner rails to the black plastic alignment pins shown in Figure 2 7 4 Slide the unit into the rack fitting the inner rails attached to the unit to the outer rails attached to the rack an...

Page 34: ...rial terminal as the console connect the serial console cable supplied by F5 Networks to the console port number 3 in Figure 1 4 on page 1 4 If you are using a management workstation connect an Ethernet cable to the management interface number 1 in Figure 1 4 on page 1 4 2 If you intend to set up a redundant system configuration with hard wired failover capacity connect the failover cable to the f...

Page 35: ...3 Operating the LCD Panel Introducing the LCD panel Using the LCD panel Navigating through the LCD menus ...

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Page 37: ...igure the properties of the LCD panel Screens menu Use the Screens menu to set up the informational screens you would like the LCD panel to cycle through The information screens include system status statistics and system alerts System menu Use the System menu to reboot netboot or halt the unit This menu also has options for setting the properties of the management interface MGMT and the serial po...

Page 38: ...s the screen displayed on the LCD panel every four seconds Using LCD menus Pressing the X button puts the LCD panel in Menu mode The buttons Left Arrow Right Arrow Up Arrow and Down Arrow are functional only when the LCD panel is in Menu mode Powering up the unit When you want to power on a unit that is shut down press the Check button to turn the power on When you initially power up the unit use ...

Page 39: ...unit Hold the X button for four seconds to power down the unit We recommend that you halt the system before you power down the system in this manner Rebooting the unit Hold the Check button for four seconds to reboot the unit You should only use this option after you halt the unit Clearing alerts Press the Check button to clear any alerts on the LCD screen You must clear any alerts on the screen b...

Page 40: ...ilable on the LCD config menu and describes each option Option Description Backlight Use the Check button to select an LCD screen backlight option The following options are available ON When checked enables the backlight GRAY When checked enables the software to specify when the backlight is turned on OFF When not checked disables the backlight Contrast Use the Left and Right arrow keys on the LCD...

Page 41: ...s the date and time InfoScreen Information screen Displays the information screen menu MACscreen MAC addresses screen Displays the MAC addresses on the unit SysinfoScreen System information screen Displays system information TMMAuthScreen Auth requests Displays the number of authentication requests being processed TMMCPUScreen CPU usage Displays the CPU usage percentage TMMMemoryScreen Memory usag...

Page 42: ... interface IP address You can use only an IPv4 address Mgmt Mask Set the netmask for the management interface IP address Mgmt Gateway Type the default route for the management interface This route is necessary if you plan to manage the unit from a different subnetwork Commit Select this option to commit your changes Serial Speed Use this option to change the baud rate of the serial port The follow...

Page 43: ...4 Using Additional 1600 3600 3900 Platform Functionality Understanding indicator LED behavior Working with interfaces ...

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Page 45: ...for the status and alarm LEDs Action Description Off none The LED is not lit and does not display any color Solid The LED is lit and does not blink Blinking The LED turns on and off at a regular frequency Intermittent The LED turns on and off with an irregular frequency and may sometimes appear solid Table 4 1 Indicator LED actions System State Description Status LED Alarm LED Active mode Unit is ...

Page 46: ...ettings You should edit only the config user_alert conf file To configure LED indicators to display node status 1 Display a command line prompt on the BIG IP system 2 Type the following command cd config 3 Using a text editor such as vi or pico open the file user_alert conf 4 Add the lines shown in Figure 4 1 on page 4 3 to the end of the file 5 Save the file and exit the text editor The front pan...

Page 47: ...D indicator is solid yellow or green it indicates that the BIG IP unit is in a Standby state yellow or an Active state green It displays solid green if the unit is Standalone or if it is the Active unit of a redundant system configuration It displays yellow if the unit is the Standby member of a redundant system configuration alert BIGIP_MCPD_MCPDERR_POOL_MEMBER_MON_DOWN Pool member monitor status...

Page 48: ... following syntax to display the current status and the settings for all installed interfaces b interface show all Figure 4 2 shows an example of the output you see when you issue this command on the active unit of an active standby configuration Use the following syntax to display the current status and the setting for a specific interface b interface interface_key show interface speed pkts pkts ...

Page 49: ...terminal equipment DTE devices for example servers Be sure to use the correct cable type straight through or crossover if you manually set interface speed and duplex settings Setting the media type and duplex mode All interfaces on the BIG IP system default to auto negotiate speed and duplex settings We recommend that you configure any network equipment that you plan to use with the BIG IP system ...

Page 50: ...ll 1000baseFX full 1000baseT half 1000baseT full 1000baseSX full 1000baseLX full 10GbaseSR full 10GbaseLR full 10GbaseER full To view the valid media types for an interface type the following command b interface if name list media show Important In all Gigabit Ethernet modes the only valid duplex mode is full duplex ...

Page 51: ... factor pluggable SFP port LED indicate network traffic activity interface speed and interface duplexity The SFP port speed LED behavior is defined in Table 4 8 Speed LED Behavior No Link The LED is not lit and does not display any color 10 The LED blinks yellow 100 The LED is lit yellow 1000 The LED is lit green Table 4 6 Network interface speed LED actions Interface Status LED Behavior Idle The ...

Page 52: ...nd with traffic activity The SFP port interface status LED behavior is defined in Table 4 9 Interface Status LED Behavior Idle The LED is not lit and does not display any color Full duplex The LED is lit green Half duplex The LED is lit yellow Table 4 9 SFP port status LED actions ...

Page 53: ...5 Using Always On Management Introducing Always On Management Accessing the AOM Command Menu ...

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Page 55: ...nds that provide the ability to control various aspects of the host processor with a series of keystrokes The AOM Command Menu operates independently of the Traffic Management Operating System TMOS through the management port the serial port console and remotely through the traffic management ports You can use the command menu to reset the unit even if TMOS has locked up You can get console access...

Page 56: ...port type the following key sequence Esc 2 The AOM Command Menu opens For details about each option on the command menu see Using the AOM Command Menu on page 5 3 Before you can access the command menu using SSH you must also have an IP address configured for Always On Management For more information see Setting up Always On Management SSH access on page 5 3 To access the AOM Command Menu using SS...

Page 57: ...can use the LCD panel to configure the management network interface For more information about using the LCD panel see Chapter 3 Operating the LCD Panel Using the AOM Command Menu The AOM Command Menu shown in Figure 5 1 provides the AOM options for the BIG IP system AOM Command Menu 1 Connect to Host subsystem console 2 Reboot Host subsystem sends reboot command 3 Halt Host subsystem sends halt c...

Page 58: ...In this case the system is reset with a hardware reset Important We do not recommend using the reset option option 4 under normal circumstances It does not allow for graceful shutdown of the BIG IP system 5 Reboots the AOM subsystem In this case the AOM subsystem is reset L Presents a logon prompt for the AOM subsystem This subsystem cannot be configured by end users N Runs the AOM network configu...

Page 59: ...6 Working with AC Power Supplies Reviewing maintenance options and operations ...

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Page 61: ... of the 1600 3600 3900 platform is such that you can add or remove a power supply from the chassis without powering down the system provided that there is still one functional power supply in the unit The power supplies are located on the back panel of the 1600 3600 3900 platform Important If the power supply is inserted with the power switch turned on the power supply will not function for safety...

Page 62: ...power supply was accidentally inserted while the power switch was on you will need to turn off the power switch and turn it on again before the power supply will function properly Figure 6 1 shows an example of a power supply partially removed from the 1600 3600 3900 platform Figure 6 1 A power supply partially removed from the 1600 3600 3900 platform ...

Page 63: ...eplace a power supply 1 Make sure that the power switch on the power supply is turned off 2 Disconnect the AC power cord from the power supply before removing it from the unit 3 The power supplies are held on the chassis by a screw Loosen the screw using a Phillips screwdriver 4 Pull the old power supply out of the system 5 Slide the new power supply into the power supply slot 6 Tighten the screw ...

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Page 65: ...7 Working with DC Power Supplies Reviewing maintenance options and operations ...

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Page 67: ...ew the Guidelines for DC powered equipment on page 9 2 You should also review any safety requirements for the facilities where the DC powered platforms will be installed Wiring the DC power supply terminal The DC power supply for the 1600 3600 3900 platform includes a DC terminal block plug You connect the wires to the terminal block plug and then insert the terminal block plug into the DC power s...

Page 68: ...00 3600 3900 platform Figure 7 1 The 1600 3600 3900 Platform DC power supply and the terminal block plug Connecting the DC power supply After the platform is installed in a rack and you have wired the terminal block plug you can connect the platform to the DC power source When you connect the DC power source F5 Networks recommends that you follow the safety requirements for the facilities where th...

Page 69: ...o the DC power supply 6 After you are sure the power is off turn on the DC power source If the system does not boot after you turn on the DC power source press the Check button on the LCD to begin booting the system For additional information on using the LCD panel see Introducing the LCD panel on page 3 1 ...

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Page 71: ...8 Changing the Fan Tray Reviewing maintenance options and operations ...

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Page 73: ...f a fan failure The fans in the fan tray run constantly while the unit is on Over time the fans can wear out requiring you to replace the fan tray Figure 8 1 is an example of the fan tray installed in a 1600 platform The inside of the 3600 and 3900 platforms is very similar to the inside of the 1600 platform WARNING This product is sensitive to electrostatic discharge ESD We recommend that when yo...

Page 74: ...nnect the power cable s 3 Loosen the two knurled knobs on the back of the unit 4 Unplug all cables from the front of the platform and remove any SFP connectors 5 Locate and grasp the handle on the top of the unit 6 Pull toward the front of the unit to remove the top cover and set it aside 7 Disconnect the fan cable plug from the motherboard 8 Extract the fan tray from the unit 9 Place the new fan ...

Page 75: ...9 Working with Environmental Guidelines for the 1600 3600 and 3900 Platforms Environmental requirements ...

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Page 77: ...ack according to the manufacturer s instructions and check the rack for stability before placing equipment in it Build and position the rack so that once you install the platform the power supply and the vents on both the front and back of the unit remain unobstructed The platform must have adequate ventilation around the unit at all times Do not allow the air temperature in the room to exceed 40 ...

Page 78: ...owered installation must meet the following requirements Install the unit using a 20 Amp external branch circuit protection device For permanently connected equipment incorporate a readily accessible disconnect in the fixed wiring Use only copper conductors ...

Page 79: ...10 Understanding Platform Airflow Platform airflow information ...

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Page 81: ...mportant to understand the unit s airflow direction so that you can ensure proper cooling Airflow for 1600 3600 and 3900 platforms The 1600 3600 and 3900 platforms employ a negative pressure fan system which draws cold air in from the front of the chassis and exhausts hot air out the back as shown in Figure 10 1 Figure 10 1 Airflow in 1600 3600 and 3900 platforms ...

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Page 83: ...specifications for system features 1600 platform hardware and operating specifications 3600 platform hardware and operating specifications 3900 platform hardware and operating specifications Additional acoustic airflow and altitude specifications ...

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Page 85: ...etwork monitoring scheduled batch job processing system status reports and alarms event notification Network management and monitoring Secure SSL browser based interface remote encrypted logon and file transfer using SSH monitor BIG IP system network monitoring utilities and additional contributed software SNMP gets and traps iControl API using CORBA SOAP XML Dynamic content support ASP active ser...

Page 86: ... LC Connector optional 1000BASE LX 1310nm LC Connector optional 1000BASE T Copper SFP RJ45 Connector optional 10BaseT 100BaseT 1000BaseT Copper SFP RJ45 Connector optional 1x10 100 1000 Ethernet Management port Hard drive capacity 160 GB hard drive RAM 4 GB AC power supply One to two 300W 90 240 10 VAC AUTO Switching DC power supply One to two 300W DC 36 to 72 VDC input Typical power draw dual pow...

Page 87: ...ency approval UL 60950 UL1950 3 CSA C22 2 No 60950 00 Bi national standard with UL 60950 CB TEST CERTIFICATION TO IEC 950 EN 60950 Electromagnetic emissions certifications EN55022 1998 Class A EN55024 1998 Class A FCC Part 15B Class A VCCI Class A Non operational specification Temperature 40º to 158º F 40º to 70º C Humidity 10 to 95 at 40º non condensing Item Specification Table 11 2 The 1600 plat...

Page 88: ... LC Connector optional 1000BASE LX 1310nm LC Connector optional 1000BASE T Copper SFP RJ45 Connector optional 10BaseT 100BaseT 1000BaseT Copper SFP RJ45 Connector optional 1x10 100 1000 Ethernet Management port Hard drive capacity 160 GB hard drive RAM 4 GB AC power supply One to two 300W 90 240 10 VAC AUTO Switching DC power supply One to two 300W DC 36 to 72 VDC input Typical power draw dual pow...

Page 89: ...ency approval UL 60950 UL1950 3 CSA C22 2 No 60950 00 Bi national standard with UL 60950 CB TEST CERTIFICATION TO IEC 950 EN 60950 Electromagnetic emissions certifications EN55022 1998 Class A EN55024 1998 Class A FCC Part 15B Class A VCCI Class A Non operational specification Temperature 40º to 158º F 40º to 70º C Humidity 10 to 95 at 40º non condensing Item Specification Table 11 3 The 3600 plat...

Page 90: ...r optional 1000BASE LX 1310nm LC Connector optional 1000BASE T Copper SFP RJ45 Connector optional 10BaseT 100BaseT 1000BaseT Copper SFP RJ45 Connector optional 1x10 100 1000 Ethernet Management port Hard drive capacity 300 GB hard drive RAM 8 GB AC power supply One to two 300W 90 240 10 VAC AUTO Switching DC power supply One to two 300W DC 36 to 72 VDC input Typical power draw dual power supplies ...

Page 91: ...rdia GR 63 CORE 5 1 1 and 5 1 2 Safety agency approval UL 60950 UL1950 3 CSA C22 2 No 60950 00 Bi national standard with UL 60950 CB TEST CERTIFICATION TO IEC 950 EN 60950 Electromagnetic emissions certifications EN55022 1998 Class A EN55024 1998 Class A FCC Part 15B Class A VCCI Class A Non operational specification Temperature 40º to 158º F 40º to 70º C Humidity 10 to 95 at 40º non condensing It...

Page 92: ...er BELCORE GR 63 CORE section 4 1 3 This unit is functional when installed at elevations between 60m 197ft below sea level and 1800m 6000 ft above sea level at the aisle ambient temperatures of 40 C 3 Fan Tray airflow measurements taken at 100 duty cycle and in open air Detail Units 1600 3600 3900 Acoustic 1 Front face dBA 68 68 70 Left face dBA 64 64 67 Right face dBA 67 67 69 Rear face dBA 68 68...

Page 93: ...A Platform Specific Hazardous Substance Levels for China 1600 platform 3600 platform 3900 platform ...

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Page 95: ...ardous Substance Levels for China Platform Guide 1600 3600 and 3900 A 1 1600 platform This table lists hazardous substances controlled by China and shows how the F5 Networks 1600 platform components conform to the standards ...

Page 96: ...Appendix A A 2 3600 platform This table lists hazardous substances controlled by China and shows how the F5 Networks 3600 platform components conform to the standards ...

Page 97: ...ardous Substance Levels for China Platform Guide 1600 3600 and 3900 A 3 3900 platform This table lists hazardous substances controlled by China and shows how the F5 Networks 3900 platform components conform to the standards ...

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Page 101: ...display An LCD panel is available on the front of the 1600 3600 and 3900 platforms You can use the LCD and its associated controls to configure the management port on the unit and view basic statistics LED light emitting diode Indicator and network interface LEDs are available on the front of the 1600 3600 and 3900 platforms You can use these LEDs to monitor any alert conditions occurring on your ...

Page 102: ...nstead of HTTP subnetwork The portion of a network that shares a common address component is called a subnetwork For instance on TCP IP networks a subnetwork is all devices whose IP addresses have the same prefix segment virtual server Virtual servers are a specific combination of virtual address and virtual port associated with a content site that is managed by BIG IP system or other type of host...

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Page 105: ... 3 3 for power on 3 2 China material content listing A 1 A 2 A 3 clear alert operation 3 3 Command Menu AOM defined 5 1 for SSH 5 2 command recommendations AOM 5 4 command syntax identifying 1 10 command line configuration AOM 5 1 commands for out of band management 5 1 See also bigpipe utility Configuration utility about online help 1 11 about the Welcome screen 1 11 console access 5 1 cooling sy...

Page 106: ...g menu 3 1 3 4 LCD menus navigating 3 4 LCD panel clearing alerts 3 3 configuring 3 2 using menus 3 2 LED indicators See indicator LEDs LEDs for network interfaces 4 7 for SFP ports 4 7 locked up system resolving 5 1 M MAC addresses screen 3 5 maintenance and AC power supply 6 3 and DC power supply 7 1 and fan tray 8 1 management interface 2 8 management options AOM 5 3 media types and attributes ...

Page 107: ...routing protocols 11 1 S safe installation 9 1 Screens menu 3 1 3 5 serial console 5 2 serial terminal and administering the 1600 3600 3900 platform 1 2 and hardware installation 1 3 2 8 server node operating system compatibility 11 1 SFP hot swap 11 1 SFP port and inclusion in platforms 1 1 and LED actions 4 7 SFP port LEDs and appearance 4 7 and behavior 4 7 solid Status LED 4 3 specifications h...

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