Bay Technical Associates 400-ST1 Bedienungsanleitung

Part No. 304433-A Rev 00 November 1998 Installing the Ba yStac k 400 -ST1 Cascade Module[...]

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1 Intr oduction This guide pro vides procedures for installing the BayStack 400-ST1 Cascade Modules into suppo rted Bay Networ ks BayStack 450 switches that ar e configured with B ayStack 450 software version V1.1.0 or later . Y ou can determine the software v ersion of your switches b y accessing the System Characteristics screen for each switch. [...]

2 Find t he Bay Networks prod uct for which you need documentation. Then locate the specific cate gory and model o r versio n for your har dware or soft ware product . Using Adobe Acrobat R eader , you can open the man uals and release notes, sear ch for the sections you need, and print t hem on most st andard printer s. Y ou can do wnload Acrobat [...]

3 Contents of Shipment Each BayStack 400-ST1 shipm ent includes the following items ( Figur e 1 ): • One BayStack 400 -ST1 Cascade Module • One .30 meter (1 2 inch) cascade cable; part numb er 303978- A. • This guide ( Installing the BaySta c k 400-ST1 C as c ade Module ). Figure 1. Contents of Shipment For stacking three or more units (maxim[...]

4 If an y items are missing or damaged, contact the sales agent or the cu stomer service representati ve from wh om you purchased the BayStack 400-ST1 cascade module. Y ou will need a Phillips scre wdriver for the install ation. Ba y Stac k 40 0-ST1 Front Panel Components The front-p anel components of the BayStack 400 -ST1 Cascade Module are sho w[...]

5 Cascade A Out Connector Provides an attachmen t point for connecting this unit t o another unit via the cascade cable. A re t u r n cable fro m another unit’ s Cascade A Out conn ector to this unit’ s Cascade A In connector c ompletes the stack connection (see the ex ample shown in Figu re 3 ). Unit Select Sw itch The Unit Select switch (up =[...]

6 Cascade A I n Connector Provides an attachment point for accepting a cascade cable connection from an adjacent unit in the stack. A re t u r n cable from this unit’ s Cascade A Out connecto r to the adjacent unit’ s Casca de A In connector completes the stack connection (see the e xample shown in Figure 3 ). Figure 3. Connecting Casca de Cabl[...]

7 Base Unit Descr iption The base unit is a unique stack un it that can be selected by the Unit Select switch o n the front -panel of the 400-ST1 cascade module. One unit in th e stack configuration must be assigned as the bas e unit; all other units in the stack must have t heir Unit Select switch set to Off (see “ Un it Select Switch ” on pag[...]

8 • Stack IP MA C address --- The s tac k IP MAC add r ess is automatically assigned during the stack in itialization: The base unit’ s MA C address, with a softwar e offset, is used for the stack IP MA C address. For e xample, if the base unit’ s MA C address is: 00-00-8 2-99-44-00 and the Stack s oftware of fset is: 1F then the Stack IP MA [...]

9 • T emporary Base Unit --- If an assigned base unit fails, the next unit in the stack order automatically becom es the new temp or ary b ase unit . This change is ind icated by the Base LED on the temporary base unit’ s LED displa y panel turn ing on (ye llow). The automatic base unit chan ge to the ne x t un it in the stack order is a temp o[...]

10 Stack Configurations As sho w n in Figur e 4 , the cascade connectors and cables on the 400-ST1 front-panel provide the ability to stack up to eight BayStack switches. W ith 400-4TX MD As installed in each switch, the stack can accom modate a maximum of 224 switch p orts. Because stack par ameters are associated with th e base unit (see “ Bas [...]

11 Figure 4. Stack Up Configuratio n Example Unit 7 Unit 8 1 = Last unit 2 = Base unit 3 = Cascade cable (PN 303978-A) 4 = Cascade max-return cable (PN 303979-A) BS0033A Unit 5 Unit 6 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 1 Unit 2 2 1 3 O u t I n 4[...]

12 Figure 5. Stack Do wn Configuration Examp le Unit 2 1 = Base unit 2 = Last unit 3 = Cascade cable (PN 303978-A) 4 = Cascade max-return cable (PN 303979-A) BS0034A Unit 1 Unit 4 Unit 3 Unit 6 Unit 5 Unit 8 Unit 7 2 1 I n O u t 4 3[...]

13 Certain n etwork m anagement station (NMS) applicatio ns assume a stack do wn configura tion for the graphical user interface (GUI) that represents the stack (see Figur e 5 on page 12 ). F or this reason, Bay Netwo rks recom mends that you alw ays configu re the top unit in the stack as the base unit. In any stack configuration, the follo win g [...]

14 Redundant Cascade Stacking Feature BayStack 400-ST1 Cascade Modules allo w you to connect up to 8 units into a red undant cascade stack. If any single unit fails or if a cable is accidently disconnected, other units in the stack remain o perational, without int erruption. Figur e 6 shows an e xample of ho w a stack conf iguration reacts to a fai[...]

15 Figure 6. Redundant Cascade St acki ng Feature Unit 2 1 = Base unit 2 = Last unit 3 = Cascade cable (PN 303978-A) 4 = Cascade max-return cable (PN 303979-A) BS0035A Cascade A Out Cascade A In Unit 1 Unit 5 Unit 4 Unit 3 2 1 B A 4 3[...]

16 Installation This secti on describes ho w to connect u p to eight BayStack 1 0/100/1000 Seri es switches into a red undant stack. The switch stack can consist of an y combination of BayStack 4 50-24T and Ba yStack 450-12T switch models. Before installing y our equipment, revie w the previous sections of this guide. This section inclu d es the fo[...]

17 Installing the 400 -ST1 Cascade Module The Cascade Module slot on the BayStack 450 switch can accommodate a single 4 00-ST1 Cascade Module. T o install a 400-ST1 Cascade Module into the Cascade Module slot, follo w these steps: 1. Unplug the A C power cord fr om the back of the switch. 2. Loosen the thumbscrews and r emove the f iller panel from[...]

18 Figure 8. Installing a 400-ST1 Cascad e Module 4. Pr ess the m odule firmly into th e chas sis slot. B e sure that the module is fully seated into the mating connector . 5. Secure the module in the chass is by tightening the thu mb scr ews on t he modu le fr ont panel. 6. Repeat St ep s 1 to 5 f or each switch that is to be conf igur ed with the[...]

19 Installing and Connecting Multiple Switches The procedure to install an d connect multip le switches is similar for tabletop, shelf, or stand ard 19-in ch utility rack installation s. T o install multiple swit ches, follow these steps: 1. Install one unit at a time in the rack or on the sh elf or ta ble top . Refer to the Usi ng the BayStac k 45[...]

20 5. Set the Unit Select switch f or the base unit to the Base (up = Ba se) positio n ( Figure 9 ). 6. Set the Unit Select switch f or all other units in the stack to th e Off (down = Off) position Only one unit in the stack can be the base unit. Figure 9. Setting the Unit Select Switch Cascade A Out Cascade A In Unit Select Base BS0038A Off[...]

21 7. Connect the units using the supplied cascade cables ( Figu re 10 ). a. Connect one end of a cascade cable to the Cascade A Out connector on th e Base Unit (unit 1). Figure 10. Installing Casc ade Cable s Cascade A Out Unit 2 1 = Base unit 2 = Last unit 3 = Cascade cable (PN 303978-A) 4 = Cascade max-return cable (PN 303979-A) BS0039A Cascade [...]

22 b . Connect the other end of the cascad e cable to the cascade A In connector on the unit just below the base unit (un it 2), or just ab ove the base unit if cascading up t he stack. c. Continue attaching the cascade cables until the last unit is configured. A maximum of eig ht units can be conf igured per stack. d. At the last unit in the stack[...]

23 Connecting P ower When the stack is init ially po w ered up, the software automaticall y ass igns unit numb ers to the units (t he indi vidual switches in the stack). T he unit numbers correspond to the phys ical stack power up/initialization sequence, beginning wi th the base un it as unit 1. The stack initiali zation sequence takes ap proximat[...]

24 One or tw o A C po wer strips may be req uired to accommodate the quantity of switches in the stack. 3. A pply power to the A C power strip. Set the A C power strip On/Of f switch to On (or connect th e AC power s trip to a groun ded A C po wer outlet). 4. Proc ee d to “ V erifying the Installation ” f ollowing this section. V erifying the I[...]

25 Figure 11. V erifying the Instal lation • The Base LED f or the base un it only is on. If one (or more) Base LEDs ar e blinking, no unit (or more than on e unit) is configu red as the base unit. If the LEDs o n any of the units in the stack are not as shown in F igure 11 , cycle the power to the stack and v erify the LEDs. Refer to Using th e [...]

26 Modifying an Existing Stac k Configuration This section p r ovides e xam ples of how to mo dify an existing stack con figuration. T he examples assume the stack conf igur ation is operation al with connected stations. Alw ays notify the attached stations that there may b e a temporar y disruption o f the netw ork services befo re you begin the m[...]

27 Assigning a New Base Unit to the Stack T o assign a new base unit to the s tack, complete the fol lowi ng step s: 1. Set the U nit Select switch on the original base uni t to the Of f position. See Figur e 9 on page 20 for details ab ou t the Unit Select switch. 2. Set the U nit Select switch on the new b ase unit to the Base posi tion. 3. Renum[...]

28 Adding Units to the Stac k This sect io n des cri b es ho w to add one or more un it s t o the middle of a stack or to the end of a stack. Adding Un its to the Mid dle of a Stac k T o add one or more units to th e middle of a stack, complete the following steps: 1. Determine the position of the n e w units in the existing stack ( Figu re 12 ). F[...]

29 For table top configu rations , te mpor arily move units 1 and 2 to allo w space for units 5 an d 6. Figure 12. Adding to Middle of Sta ck 4. Add t h e ne w un its to t h e desir ed locat i o n. Fo r tabletop conf iguratio ns, replace units 1 an d 2 (tempor arily mov ed in Step 4). 1 = Base unit 2 = Last unit 3 = Cascade cable (PN 303978-A) 4 = [...]

30 5. Reconnect the cascade cable from unit 2 to the Cascade A In connector of (new) unit 5. 6. Connect a cascade cable from the C ascade A Out connector of unit 5 to the Cascade A In connector of unit 6 . 7. Connect a cascade cable from the C ascade A Out connector of unit 6 to the Cascade A In connector of unit 3 . 8. Renu mber the order of the u[...]

31 Figure 13. Adding to End of Stac k 2. Disconn ect the cascade max-retur n cable (item 4) fro m the Cascade A Out connector at unit 4. Leav e the other end o f the cascade max-return cable connected to the Cascade A In connector at unit 1. 3. Add the new units (units 5 and 6) to the end of th e stack con f igura tion. 1 = Base unit 2 = Last unit [...]

32 4. Connect a cascade cable from the C ascade A Out connector of unit 4 to the Cascade A In connector of unit 5 . 5. Connect a cascade cable from the C ascade A Out connector of unit 5 to the Cascade A In connector of unit 6 . 6. Reconnect the cascade max-r eturn cable fr o m unit 1 to the Cascade A Out co n nector of unit 6. 7. Renu mber the ord[...]

33 Remo ving/Replacing Ad jacent Units T o remove/rep lace adjacent units from an oper at ing stack, complete the following steps (see Figu re 14 ): 1. Remove the cascade cable from the Cascade A Out connector at unit 2. Figure 14. Remo ving Adjacent Units 1 = Base unit 2 = Last unit BS0043A Unit 2 Unit 1 Unit 4 Unit 3 Unit 6 Unit 5 2 1 Cascade A O[...]

34 2. Remove the cascade cable fr om the Cascade A In connector at unit 5. 3. Remove the units (units 3 and 4) and in stall replacement units as r equ ired. 4. Renu mber the ord er of the units fo r the new stack configuration (if desired). Y ou can renumber the unit num bers as described in “Setting Up the Stack Conf iguration” in the Us ing t[...]

35 5. Repeat Steps 1 to 4 f or unit 5. Figure 15. Remo ving Nonadjacen t Units 6. Renu mber the order of the units fo r the new s tack configuration (if desired). Y ou can renumber the unit num bers as described in “Setting Up the Stack Conf iguration” in the Us ing the BayStac k 450 10/ 100/1000 Ser ies Switch gui de. 1 = Base unit 2 = Last un[...]

36 Upgrading the Ba yStac k 450 Swit ch Firmware The BayStack 450 switch firmwa re provides a code loa d facility that allows you to upgrade the f i rmware image ov er any switch port, in cluding any MD A ports. Y ou mu st upgrade th e BayStack 450 swit ch fi rmware image before y ou install the BayStack 400-ST1 Ca scade Module. Accessing the Firmw[...]

37 3. After the BayStack 450 boot co de im age is downl oaded, click on V ersion 1.1.0 at the BayS tack 450 agen t link. Fo llow t he prompts t o downloa d the BayStack 4 50 agent image. The ag ent image filename is b450110 2.img Be sure to downl oad the BayStack 45 0 boot code image first , then download the B ayStack 450 agent image. Accessing th[...]

38 • The port con nection to the load host canno t be throug h a MultiLink T runk. • During the load process, the ports are conf igured as follows: • T wi sted-pair ports: autonegotiation enabled. • Fiber optic ports: 100 Mb/s, half-dup lex. • Gigabit MD A po rt s: au tonegotiation dis abled, Preferred Ph y set to Right. Fo r detailed inf[...]