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1000BaseLX/LH ports
connectors   A-7

1000BaseSX ports
connectors   3-20, A-7
description   1-17

1000 Mbps LED   1-13

100BaseFX ports
connectors   A-7

100BaseTX cabling
Fast Ethernet ports   1-17

100BaseTX 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

A


ACTIVE LED   1-13

address allocator   1-23

air temperature, monitoring   1-21

alarms, status conditions   1-20

alarm status levels   1-20

auxiliary ports
support (note)   1-15, A-2

AUX ports
See auxiliary ports

B


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   3-25

C


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-4
unconditioned laser source on SMF   B-1

cards
EARL, removing   3-11
installing NFFC   3-11
optional daughter card   1-18

compliance specifications, standards   A-9

connections, planning   2-10

connectors
100BaseTX MII   3-21
100BaseTX RJ-45   3-20
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   3-21

console ports
configuring baud rate   3-19
connecting terminals   3-16
description   1-14
mode switch   1-16
Supervisor Engine III
description   1-15
pinouts   A-2
Supervisor Engines I and II
description   1-15, A-1
pinouts   A-1
Supervisor Engines II G and III G
pinouts   A-3

conventions, document   xiii

copy command   1-23

core-switching logic
description   1-18
Supervisor Engine II feature   1-2

critical status level   1-21

D


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   1-22

E


EARL
removing existing card   3-11
with Supervisor Engine III   1-5

EEPROM
description   1-23

EIA/TIA-232 signal distances   2-3

ejector levers   3-2

Enhanced Address Recognition Logic
See EARL

environmental monitoring
system status levels   1-20

erroneous failure messages (caution)   1-20

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

F


faceplates
uplink modules   1-7

failure messages, erroneous (caution)   1-20

FAN LED   1-11, 3-25

Fast Ethernet
connector interfaces   1-3
ports   1-17

features
hardware-based switching   1-18
hot swapping   1-19
redundancy and load-sharing   1-19

fiber-optic cabling
distance specifications   2-7
multimode power budgeting   2-7

fiber-optic connectors   3-21
interface connections   1-3

file management commands   1-23

Flash file system
managing   1-23

Flash memory
description   1-23

Flash PC cards
installing   3-15
removing   3-16
sizes (note)   3-14
slots, Supervisor Engine III   1-16
using   3-14
write protection switch (figure)   3-15

front panels
supervisor engine modules   1-9

full-duplex operation
Fast Ethernet ports   1-17
Gigabit Ethernet ports   1-17

G


GBIC
cabling specifications   A-7
description   3-22
uplink ports   1-6
with Gigabit Ethernet ports   1-17

Gigabit Ethernet
DMD occurences   B-2
module, installing GBICs into   A-7
ports   1-17

Gigabit Interface Converter
See GBIC

H


half-duplex operation
Fast Ethernet ports   1-17

hardware-based switching   1-18

higher order loss   2-9

high-speed switching   1-17

hot swapping
description   1-19
system operation during   1-20

I


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   3-2
connecting interface ports   3-19
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   3-24

interface
equipment, planning   2-10
ports   A-4

IOS software
configuring RSFCs   1-16

L


lasers   B-2

LEDs
1000 Mbps   1-13
100 Mbps   1-13
ACTIVE   1-13
FAN   1-11, 3-25
LINK   1-13, 3-25
power budgeting   2-9
PS1   1-12, 3-25
PS2   1-12, 3-25
SLOT 1   1-13
SLOT 2   1-13
SWITCH LOAD   1-13
SYSTEM STATUS   1-11, 1-21, 3-25

LED transmission   B-2

light pathways
See modes

LINK LED   1-13, 3-25

link loss
determining   2-8
estimating   2-10

link spans, excessive   B-3

M


MAC addresses
EEPROM address allocator   1-23
in bridge address table   1-2
learning   1-18

maximum cable distances   2-4

Media Access Control
See MAC addresses

memory   1-22

messages
erroneous failure (caution)   1-20

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   1-21
environmental conditions   1-20

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   2-7
dispersion limit example   2-8

multiprotocol routing
RSFC console port   1-16

N


NetFlow Feature Card
See NFFCs

NFFCs   3-10

normal status level   1-20

NVRAM
using   1-22

O


out-of-tolerance condition   1-20

overfilled launch condition   B-2

P


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   3-19
connecting terminals   3-16
console
Supervisor Engine I and II   A-1
Supervisor Engine III   A-2
interface   A-4

power budgeting
approximating power margin   2-9
estimating   2-8
multimode   2-7

powering on   3-25

power supply
automatic shutdown   1-21
voltage level monitoring   1-20

PS1 LED   1-12, 3-25

PS2 LED   1-12, 3-25

R


redundant supervisor engines   1-24

reinitializing, system (caution)   1-20

removing and replacing
required tools   3-2
supervisor engine   3-1
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   1-15
installing   3-12

S


SC fiber-optic connectors
connecting   3-21

See also ports

serial signal distances

set boot system flash command   3-10

show module command   3-4

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
100BaseTX cabling   A-4
GBIC port cabling   A-8
standards compliance   A-9

standards compliance specifications   A-9

status levels, system   1-20

supervisor engine features
Supervisor Engine I   1-2
Supervisor Engine II   1-2
Supervisor Engine II G   1-4
Supervisor Engine III   1-4
Supervisor Engine III G   1-6

Supervisor Engine II
clock modules   1-2
core-switching logic   1-2
with NFFC II   1-18

Supervisor Engine III
Flash file system support   1-23
Flash PC card slots   1-16
with NFFC or NFFC II   1-18

switch architecture   1-17

Switch Load display   1-14

SWITCH LOAD LED   1-13

system condition, status levels   1-20

SYSTEM STATUS LED   1-11, 1-21, 3-25

T


temperature, out-of-tolerance   1-20

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

U


upgrade, NFFC/NFFC II   3-10

uplink modules
adding   3-9
availability (table)   1-7
cabling specifications   A-4
configuring with Supervisor Engine III   1-5
faceplates (figures)   1-7
removing and replacing   3-7

V


voltage, out-of-tolerance   1-20

W


write-protect switch location   3-15

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