2.
Position
a
transceiver
so
that
it
is
oriented
correctly
and
insert
it
into
a
port
until
it
is
firmly
seated
and
the
latching
mechanism
clicks.
3.
Repeat
for
the
remaining
ports,
as
required.
Connecting
cables
Attention:
A
50-micron
cable
should
not
be
bent
to
a
radius
less
than
5
cm
(2
in.)
under
full
tensile
load
and
3
cm
(1.2
in.)
with
no
tensile
load.
Tie
wraps
are
not
recommended
for
optical
cables
because
they
can
be
easily
overtightened.
1.
Orient
a
cable
connector
so
that
the
key
(the
ridge
on
one
side
of
connector)
aligns
with
the
slot
in
the
transceiver.
Then,
insert
the
cable
into
the
transceiver
until
the
latching
mechanism
clicks.
For
instructions
specific
to
cable
type,
see
the
cable
manufacturer's
documentation.
Note:
The
cable
connectors
are
keyed
to
ensure
correct
orientation.
If
a
cable
does
not
install
easily,
ensure
that
it
is
correctly
oriented.
2.
Repeat
for
the
remaining
cables
as
required.
3.
Check
the
LEDs
to
verify
that
all
components
are
functional.
For
information
about
LED
patterns,
see
“Interpreting
LED
activity”
on
page
30.
4.
Verify
the
correct
operation
of
the
router
by
entering
the
switchShow
command
from
the
workstation.
Setting
the
router
date
and
time
The
date
and
time
router
settings
are
used
for
logging
events.
Router
operation
does
not
depend
on
the
date
and
time;
a
router
with
incorrect
date
or
time
values
still
functions
properly.
You
can
synchronize
the
local
time
of
the
principal
or
primary
fabric
configuration
server
(FCS)
router
to
that
of
an
external
Network
Time
Protocol
(NTP)
server.
Perform
the
following
steps
to
set
the
date
and
time
of
the
router.
Setting
the
date
1.
Log
in
to
the
router
as
admin
.
2.
Enter
the
date
command,
using
the
following
syntax:
date
"MMDDhhmm[CC]YY"
The
values
represent
the
following:
v
MM
is
the
month
(01-12)
v
DD
is
the
date
(01-31)
v
hh
is
the
hour
(00-23)
v
mm
is
minutes
(00-59)
v
CC
is
the
century
(19-20)
v
YY
is
the
year
(00-99)
Year
values
greater
than
69
are
interpreted
as
1970-1999;
year
values
less
than
70
are
interpreted
as
2000-2069.
The
date
function
does
not
support
Daylight
Savings
Time
or
time
zones,
so
changes
will
have
to
be
reset
manually.
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Sep
29
17:01:48
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2007
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