Cisco Expressway CE1200 Manuel utilisateur

Cisco Expressway CE1200 Appliance Installation Guide (14.0)

First Published: 2021-03-10

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CONTENTS

Preface 1

CHAPTER 1

Change History 1

Introduction 3

CHAPTER 2

Introduction 3

Required Software Version 3

Required Firmware Version 4

System Sizes Supported 4

What's Different? 4

More Information and Training 5

Hardware Components 7

CHAPTER 3

Hardware Components 7

Power Cables 8

KVM Adaptors 8

Field-Replaceable Components 8

Returns or Replacements 9

Front Panel Layout 11

CHAPTER 4

Front Panel Layout 11

Rear Panel Layout 13

CHAPTER 5

Rear Panel Layout 13

Preparing to Install 15

CHAPTER 6

For Your Safety 15

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Environmental and Power Specifications 15

Unpacking and Preparation 15

Locating Serial Numbers 16

Install the Appliance 17

CHAPTER 7

Task 1: Install into a Rack 17

Task 2: Insert the SFP Network Connection Modules 17

Task 3: Connect and Power On 18

Task 4: Verify Power Status 18

Connect to Expressway Console 21

CHAPTER 8

Connect to the Expressway Console 21

Before You Begin 21

Connecting Using the Serial Port 22

Connecting Using CIMC Serial Over LAN 23

Task 1: Configure the CIMC IP address and password (once only) 23

Task 2: Run CIMC from a remote host and enable Serial over LAN (once only) 25

Task 3: Connect to the Expressway console (any time you need to) 25

Run the Install Wizard 27

CHAPTER 9

Run the Install Wizard 27

Install Wizard Process 27

Access the Expressway User Interface 29

CHAPTER 10

Access the Expressway User Interface 29

Using the Web UI 29

Using the CLI 29

Next Steps 30

Troubleshooting 31

APPENDIX A

Locating LEDs and Components 31

Definitions of LED States 31

Reset from the Internal Recovery Partition (IRP) 31

Task 1: Reset the SD Card and Enable the Virtual Drive 31

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Task 2: IRP Reinstall Using the KVM Console 32

Task 3: Disable the Virtual Drive After the Reinstall 32

Lag During Boot up Due to Power Characterization Check 33

Notices 35

APPENDIX B

Technical Notices 35

Accessibility Notice 35

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Contents

Cisco Expressway CE1200 Appliance Installation Guide (14.0)

Contents

CHAPTER 1

Preface

•Change History, on page 1

Change History

Table 1: Installation Guide Change History

ReasonChangeDate

New InformationUpdated "Required Firmware

Version" to specify newly available

HUU package details.

March 2020

Document additionUpdated "Required Firmware

Version" with known issue in

Expressway compatibility with

4.0(2) and 4.0(4) HUU firmware.

January 2020

Document clarifications• Added "Required Firmware

Version" to introduction.

• Clarifications to "What's

Different?" on option keys

usage.

December 2019

Published with Expressway

X12.5.5 version

First ReleaseOctober 2019

Cisco Expressway CE1200 Appliance Installation Guide (14.0)

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Change History

CHAPTER 2

Introduction

•Introduction, on page 3

Introduction

This guide describes how to install a CE1200 appliance into a video network, including how to prepare and

install the hardware, and how to do the basic initial configuration. It also provides some troubleshooting

suggestions.

The guide is for Cisco Expressway Series deployments only, as the appliance does not support the Cisco VCS

product.

Note

Required Software Version

The CE1200 ships with pre-installed Expressway software. If you need to in future, you can upgrade the

pre-installed software to a later supported version. (If you want to check whether the Cisco Expressway has

the latest software installed, go to http://software.cisco.com/download/navigator.html and navigate to the

Cisco Expressway.)

The minimum required Expressway software version depends on which revision of the appliance you are

using. You can identify this from the serial number, as follows:

Table 2: Minimum software versions supported on CE1200 appliances

Required softwareSerial numbersPlatform

X12.5.5 or later52E1####2nd revision CE1200 (Expressway

pre-installed on UCS C220 M5L)

X8.11.1 or later52E0####1st revision CE1200 (Expressway

pre-installed on UCS C220 M5L)

Cisco Expressway CE1200 Appliance Installation Guide (14.0)

Although the system does not prevent downgrades to an earlier software version, Cisco does not support

appliances running earlier versions than those specified in the table. This requirement applies to any UCS

C220 M5L-based appliance.

Caution

Required Firmware Version

If you upgrade the pre-installed UCS firmware, you must only upgrade to a Cisco UCS Host Upgrade

Utility package at Release 4.1(1c) or later. This is due to a known issue with the dual NIC/X710 firmware

in some earlier 4.0x Host Upgrade Utility packages, that causes the 1Gb SFP transceiver modules to stop

working.

System Sizes Supported

The appliance can support either a Large or a Medium Expressway system.

For appliances which are deployed as Cisco Expressway-Es (but not for Cisco Expressway-Cs) you can

optionally change the default system size setting in the Expressway software from a Large system to a Medium

system, or the other way round.

What's Different?

If you deploy existing CE500, CE1000, or CE1100 appliances, this section highlights some of the differences

in the CE1200:

• The CE1200 is designed for use with the Cisco Expressway Series product range, and does not support

the Cisco VCS product. It ships with the release key pre-installed.

• Unlike earlier appliances, the CE1200 is a single, multi-purpose server that can operate as a Cisco

Expressway-C or a Cisco Expressway-E. By default it always ships with Expressway-C preinstalled. To

deploy the server as an Expressway-E, you configure the Type option as Expressway-E, in the Service

Setup Wizard (the wizard runs when you first launch the Expressway web user interface, or you can run

it anytime from the Status >Overview page). The Traversal Server option key is no longer used to

change to an Cisco Expressway-E.

• The appliance now ships with most option keys installed by default. The only functions which still need

option keys to be installed manually are:

• Desktop System licenses

• Room System licenses

• RMS licenses

• Advanced Security

• Microsoft interoperability

• The CE1200 can support up to 5000 registrations for Mobile and Remote Access, an increase on the

2500 MRA registrations supported by other physical appliances or VM-based systems.

• From May 2019, the CE1200 no longer ships with power cables and KVM cables supplied as default.

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