Table of Contents
index
- 1000BASE-LX/LH ports
- connectors A-7
- 1000BASE-SX ports
- connectors 3-20, A-7
- description 1-18
- 1000 Mbps LED 1-13
- 100BASE-FX ports
- connectors A-7
- 100BASE-TX cabling
- Fast Ethernet ports 1-17
- 100BASE-TX ports
- connectors, RJ-45 MDIX or 4-pin MII 3-20
- pinouts A-5
- 100 Mbps LED 1-13
- 40-pin MII connectors
- connecting 3-20
- ACTIVE LED 1-13
- address allocator 1-24
- air temperature, monitoring 1-22
- alarms, status conditions 1-21
- alarm status levels 1-21
- auxiliary ports
- support (note) 1-15, A-2
- AUX ports
- See auxiliary ports
- baud rate
- distance relationship 2-3
- terminal 3-19
- BER, preventing (note) 2-5
- bit error rate
- See BER
- BOOT environment variable
- setting 3-10
- booting
- after upgrade
- software release requirements 3-10
- boot process
- observing LEDs 3-26
- cabling
- available transceivers for 2-10
- components 2-2
- connecting switch and remote DCE device 3-17
- determining distances 2-3
- fiber-optic distances 2-7
- specifications
- GBIC port A-8
- uplink modules A-5
- unconditioned laser source on SMF B-1
- cards
- EARL, removing 3-11
- installing NFFC 3-11
- optional daughter card 1-19
- compliance specifications, standards A-9
- connections, planning 2-10
- connectors
- 100BASE-TX MII 3-21
- 100BASE-TX RJ-45 3-21
- DCE and DTE 3-17
- interfaces 1-3
- MT-RJ fiber-optic 3-22
- RJ-45 MDIX 1-2, 3-20, A-6
- SC fiber-optic 3-22
- console ports
- configuring baud rate 3-19
- connecting terminals 3-16
- description 1-15
- mode switch 1-16
- Supervisor Engine III
- description 1-15
- pinouts A-2
- Supervisor Engines I and II
- description 1-15, A-2
- pinouts A-2
- Supervisor Engines II G and III G
- pinouts A-3
- conventions, document xi
- copy command 1-24
- core-switching logic
- description 1-19
- Supervisor Engine II feature 1-2
- critical status level 1-21
- diagnostic tests
- during hot swapping 1-20
- differential mode delay
- See DMD
- dispersion limit, power budget example 2-8
- distances
- cabling 2-3
- EIA/TIA-232 signals 2-3
- fiber-optic cabling 2-7
- serial signals 2-3
- DMD
- description B-1
- DRAM default software 1-23
- EARL
- removing existing card 3-11
- with Supervisor Engine III 1-5
- EEPROM
- description 1-24
- EIA/TIA-232 signal distances 2-3
- ejector levers 3-3
- Enhanced Address Recognition Logic
- See EARL
- environmental monitoring
- system status levels 1-21
- erroneous failure messages (caution) 1-21
- estimating link loss 2-10
- Ethernet transceivers 2-10
- examples
- configuration using patch cord 2-6
- dispersion limit, multimode power budget 2-8
- excessive link spans B-3
- faceplates
- uplink modules 1-7
- failure messages, erroneous (caution) 1-21
- FAN LED 1-11, 3-26
- Fast Ethernet
- connector interfaces 1-3
- ports 1-17
- features
- hardware-based switching 1-19
- hot swapping 1-20
- redundancy and load-sharing 1-19
- fiber-optic cabling
- distance specifications 2-7
- multimode power budgeting 2-8
- fiber-optic connectors 3-21
- interface connections 1-3
- file management commands 1-24
- Flash file system
- managing 1-24
- Flash memory
- description 1-23
- Flash PC cards
- installing 3-15
- removing 3-16
- sizes (note) 3-14
- slots, Supervisor Engine III 1-17
- using 3-14
- write protection switch (figure) 3-15
- front panels
- supervisor engine modules 1-10
- full-duplex operation
- Fast Ethernet ports 1-17
- Gigabit Ethernet ports 1-18
- GBIC
- cabling specifications A-8
- description 3-23
- uplink ports 1-6
- with Gigabit Ethernet ports 1-18
- Gigabit Ethernet
- DMD occurences B-2
- module, installing GBICs into A-8
- ports 1-18
- Gigabit Interface Converter
- See GBIC
- half-duplex operation
- Fast Ethernet ports 1-17
- hardware-based switching 1-19
- higher order loss 2-9
- high-speed switching 1-18
- hot swapping
- description 1-20
- system operation during 1-20
- IEEE specification B-1
- initialization operations 3-26
- installing
- NFFC/NFFC II 3-10
- RSFCs 3-12
- supervisor engine 3-5
- uplink modules 3-7
- installing the supervisor engine
- avoiding problems 3-3
- connecting interface ports 3-20
- connecting terminals to console ports 3-16
- Flash PC cards 3-15
- preparing for 2-1
- removing 3-3
- required tools 3-2
- verifying system operation 3-25
- interface
- equipment, planning 2-10
- ports A-4
- IOS software
- configuring RSFCs 1-16
- lasers B-2
- LEDs
- 1000 Mbps 1-13
- 100 Mbps 1-13
- ACTIVE 1-13
- FAN 1-11, 3-26
- LINK 1-13, 3-26
- power budgeting 2-9
- PS1 1-12, 3-26
- PS2 1-12, 3-26
- SLOT 1 1-13
- SLOT 2 1-13
- SWITCH LOAD 1-13
- SYSTEM STATUS 1-11, 1-22, 3-26
- LED transmission B-2
- light pathways
- See modes
- LINK LED 1-13, 3-26
- link loss
- determining 2-9
- estimating 2-10
- link spans, excessive B-3
- MAC addresses
- EEPROM address allocator 1-24
- in bridge address table 1-2
- learning 1-19
- maximum cable distances 2-4
- Media Access Control
- See MAC addresses
- memory 1-23
- messages
- erroneous failure (caution) 1-21
- MII connectors
- connecting 3-20
- interfaces 1-3
- locations 1-5
- pinouts A-5
- MMF connectors
- connecting 3-21
- modes
- fiber B-1
- modules
- interface addresses 1-22
- power margin 2-9
- monitoring
- air temperature 1-22
- environmental conditions 1-21
- MT-RJ fiber-optic connectors 3-22
- multimode fiber connectors
- See MMF connectors
- multimode fiber-optic connectors
- interfaces 1-3
- locations 1-5
- multimode power budgeting
- calculations 2-8
- dispersion limit example 2-8
- multiprotocol routing
- RSFC console port 1-16
- NetFlow Feature Card
- See NFFCs
- NFFCs 3-10
- normal status level 1-21
- NVRAM
- using 1-23
- out-of-tolerance condition 1-21
- overfilled launch condition B-2
- patch cords
- compliance requirements (note) 2-6
- installing 2-5
- PCMCIA
- See Flash PC cards
- physical interface addresses 1-22
- ports
- auxiliary A-2
- connecting interface ports 3-20
- connecting terminals 3-16
- console
- Supervisor Engine I and II A-2
- Supervisor Engine III A-2
- interface A-4
- power budgeting
- approximating power margin 2-9
- estimating 2-9
- multimode 2-8
- powering on 3-26
- power supply
- automatic shutdown 1-22
- voltage level monitoring 1-21
- PS1 LED 1-12, 3-26
- PS2 LED 1-12, 3-26
- redundant supervisor engines 1-24
- reinitializing, system (caution) 1-21
- removing and replacing
- required tools 3-2
- supervisor engine 3-2
- uplink modules 3-7
- Reset button 1-13
- RJ-45 MDIX connectors
- connecting 3-20
- interfaces 1-3
- locations 1-5
- pinouts A-6
- Supervisor Engine I and II 1-2
- Route Switch Feature Cards
- See RSFCs
- routing, multiprotocol 1-16
- RSFCs
- console ports 1-16
- installing 3-12
- SC fiber-optic connectors
- connecting 3-22
- See also ports
- serial signal distances
- set boot system flash command 3-10
- show module command 3-5
- shutdown state, description 1-20
- signals
- serial, distances 2-3
- single-mode fiber
- See SMF
- SLOT 1 LED 1-13
- SLOT 2 LED 1-13
- slots
- assigned 3-5
- empty (caution) 3-4
- SMF
- connectors 3-21
- interfaces, Supervisor Engine I and II 1-2
- software
- using IOS to configure RSFCs 1-16
- specifications
- 100BASE-TX cabling A-5
- GBIC port cabling A-8
- standards compliance A-9
- standards compliance specifications A-9
- status levels, system 1-21
- supervisor engine features
- Supervisor Engine I 1-2
- Supervisor Engine II 1-2
- Supervisor Engine II G 1-4
- Supervisor Engine III 1-5
- Supervisor Engine III G 1-6
- Supervisor Engine II
- clock modules 1-2
- core-switching logic 1-2
- with NFFC II 1-19
- Supervisor Engine III
- Flash file system support 1-24
- Flash PC card slots 1-17
- with NFFC or NFFC II 1-19
- switch architecture 1-18
- Switch Load display 1-14
- SWITCH LOAD LED 1-13
- system condition, status levels 1-21
- SYSTEM STATUS LED 1-11, 1-22, 3-26
- temperature, out-of-tolerance 1-21
- terminal
- configuring baud rate 3-19
- connecting to 3-16
- tools, required for installation 3-2
- traffic load
- See Switch Load display 1-14
- transceivers
- Ethernet 2-10
- transmission speeds
- See baud rate
- upgrade, NFFC/NFFC II 3-10
- uplink modules
- adding 3-9
- availability (table) 1-7
- cabling specifications A-5
- configuring with Supervisor Engine III 1-5
- faceplates (figures) 1-7
- removing and replacing 3-7
- voltage, out-of-tolerance 1-21
- write-protect switch location 3-15
Posted: Tue Oct 3 18:53:21 PDT 2000
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