Cisco CSS 11500 Manuel de service

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Cisco 11500 Series Content Services Switch

Switch Control Module Reference

The CSS 11500 series Switch Control Module (SCM) provides master control and is responsible for the

following functions: system powerup and boot control, centralized routing table management,

system-wideconnection management,and interface toanexternal NetworkManagementStation.

Figure1shows an SCM (CSS5-SCM-2GE=).

Figure1SCMLEDs and Connectors

Only one SCM is required in a configuration, however you can install and configure a second SCM for

redundancy in a CSS 11506. A secondary SCM is passive, and does not load share processing functions

with the primary module. If the primary SCM fails, theCSS reboots and connections are terminated.

Thenthe secondary SCMbecomes primary automatically.

110-Mbps half-duplexEthernet

management connector 7Link and activity LEDfor the associated GBIC

connectorontheleft

2Bicolorstatus LED (green and red) 8RJ-45RS-232Console connector

3Amber status LED 9RJ-45 RS-232 Diag connector forfield service

diagnostic use only (A connectorcover is

provided. Removing the cover voidsthewarranty.)

4Link/Act LED

5Duplex LED 10 PCMCIA slotcover

6LC-type SFP GBICs (one of two) 11 PCMCIA slot 0 on the bottomcontaining a flash or

hard disk and slot 1 on top (shown empty)

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LINK/ACT

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10BASE-T

SLOT0

SLOT1

GE1 GE2 LINK

LINK

STATUS

PCMCIA

CONSOLE

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Note Beforeyou remove or install a module, make sure you properly ground yourself prior to handling the

module. For example,wearan antistaticwriststrap (included in the kit withthe module)and stick

the copper-tape end of the strap to an unpainted metal surface on the chassis. Make sure that the wrist

strap makes good contact with your skin.

Removing theSCM

Caution You must power down the CSS to removean SCM. If you remove a powered-on SCM from an

operational CSS, the CSS terminates all communications and reboots.

To remove anSCM:

1.Locatethe failed SCM (its Status LEDs willbe off). See Figure1.

2.If necessary, power down theCSS.

3.Remove all cablesfrom the module.

4.With a Phillips screwdriver, remove the PCMCIA cover and thenloosen the spring-loaded screws

on the frontof the modulefaceplate. See Figure2.

Figure2Removingthe PCMCIA Cover fromthe SCM

5.Extend both ejectors simultaneously to unseat themodule connector from the backplane and slide

the module out ofthe slot.

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SLOT0

SLOT1

GE1 GE2 LINK

LINK

STATUS

PCMCIA

CONSOLE

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6.Remove the SFP GBICs from the SCM. Press the ejectors on the SFP GBICs. Slide them out of the

module and set them aside. See Figure3.

Figure3Ejecting theSFP GBIC from theSCM

7.Remove the flash or hard disks from the SCM. Press the ejectors to the rightof the disks. Slide them

out of the module and set them aside. See Figure4.

Figure4Ejecting theDiskfrom the SCM

Note Thereplacement SCM contains a 144 MB Small OutlineRamBus InlineMemory Module

(SO-RIMM). If your failed module has a288 MB SO-RIMM, you must remove its SO-RIMM, and

place it in the replacement SCM. See“Removing and Replacing the Memory Module” later in this

document.

Installingthe SCM

To install an SCM (refer to the previous illustrations):

1.Properly ground yourself prior to handlingthe module, as noted on the previous page.

2.If applicable, reinstallthe memory module, SFP GBICs, and flash or hard disks in the SCM.

3.Locate the slot in the chassis for the SCM. SCMs are restricted to slots 1 and 2.

1SFP GBIC ejector

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4.Insertthe moduleinto the board guides atthe left and right sides of the slot, and then slidethe

module into the chassis bypressing firmly at the leftand right of the faceplate.

5.Close both ejectors simultaneously to seatthe moduleconnector into the backplane.

6.Using aPhillips screwdriver,tighten the spring-loaded screws on the front ofthe module faceplate.

7.With a Phillips screwdriver, replace the PCMCIA cover (see Figure2) and then tighten the

spring-loadedscrews on the front of the modulefaceplate.

8.Replace the cables. Note that the SFP GBICs haveLC-type connectors and require LC-type fiber

cables.

9.Reboot the CSS.

10.If you installed a secondary SCM, use the passive sync command to copy the boot config from the

primary SCM to the secondary SCM.

If you installed a replacement for a primary SCM,the replacementhas defaultsettings for the

administrative username and password, IP address, subnet mask, and primary boot record. To

reconfigure these parameters, access the Offline Diagnostic Monitor menu at the boot prompt. For

information on using the Offline Diagnostic Monitor menu, refer to the Content Services Switch

Administration Guide.

Table 1 describes the SCM LEDs and their indications.

Related CLI Commands

To view the current state of the SCM and verify it is powered on as indicated by the primary or secondary

state,use the show chassis command.

Table1SwitchControl Module LED Descriptions

LED Name Color State Indicates

Status (left) Green Solid The moduleis ready.

Variable blink Disk activity isoccurring.

Slow blink Another CSS module has failed.

Red Solid The module failed the power-up self test during the boot

process.

Slowblink The modulefailed.

No colorOffThe modulefailedand has no power.

Status (right) Amber Slow blink The moduleis offline and active.

Solid The moduleis onlineand not active(secondary).

Link/Act

for the Ethernet

Management Port

Green OffThere is no link.

On The link is established butthere is no activity.

Blinking The link is established with transmit or receive activity.

Link

for each Gigabit

Ethernet Port

Green OffThere is no link.

On The link exists and synchronization isachieved.

Blinking The link is established with transmit and receive activity.

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Removing and Replacingthe Memory Module

To remove and replace amemorymodule:

1.Place the modulefaceup on a flat antistatic surface.

2.Locate the SO-RIMM connector on the rear of the module. See Figure 5.

Figure5MemoryModule Location

3.Slightly extend the locking tabs on both sides of the memory module to release it. Gently pull the

module out of the connector. See Figure 6.

Figure6MemoryReplacement

4.Align the replacement memory module so that the rowof gold contacts on thememory module are

facingtherow ofgoldpins insidetheconnector.

5.Insertthe memory module into the connector at approximately a 30 degree angle (see Figure 6) and,

with gentle pressure, push the module into the connector until the module fits snugly against the

back of theconnector. At this point, themodule is still at an angle above the locking tabs.

6.Gently push straight down on the edges of the module until the tabs lock itinto place.

1Memory module

SystemControl

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1SO-RIMM connector tab

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