InfiniBand Server Switches Installation Guide
Table Of Contents
- Cisco SFS 7000P and SFS 7000D InfiniBand Server Switches Hardware Installation Guide
- chapter 1
- chapter 2
- chapter 3
- chapter 4
- chapter 5
- chapter 6
- appendix A
- appendix B
- Acronyms and Abbreviations3
- Audience
- Organization
- Conventions
- Related Documentation
- Obtaining Documentation
- Documentation Feedback
- CiscoProduct Security Overview
- Product Alerts and Field Notices
- Obtaining Technical Assistance
- Obtaining Additional Publications and Information
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- Introduction to Switches
- Switch Connectors
- Switch Components
- System Features
- Administrative Features
- Safety
- Site Requirements
- Power Requirements
- Site Preparation Checklist
- Safety
- Pre-installation Instructions
- Rack-Mounting the Switches
- Requirements
- Rack-Mounting the Switch
- Step1 Remove the switch, rack-mount brackets, contents of accessory kit, and documentation from ...
- Step2 Place the switch on a secure, clean surface.
- Step3 Record the MAC address and the Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) number for future reference.
- Step4 Check the slot in the rack for sufficient clearance.
- Step5 Determine the desired method of installation, and follow the appropriate steps:
- Installing the Switch with One Person
- Step1 Separate one set of the rack brackets. (See Figure3-1.)
- Step2 Attach the bracket that has the screw holes to the side of the switch, with the flange fac...
- Step3 Repeat Step1 and Step2 on the opposite side of the switch to attach the second bracket.
- Step4 Check the rack for clearance for the switch. The switch can be installed either directly o...
- Step5 Attach the remaining two rack brackets to your rack.
- Step6 Lift the switch unit, and align the sliding brackets to the switch with the brackets attac...
- Step7 Carefully push the switch unit into the rack, as shown in Figure3-5.
- Step8 Maintain at least six inches between the cooling vents and any obstructions.
- Step9 Secure the switch with your screws through the front of the rack, as shown in Figure3-6.
- Installing the Switch with Two People
- Step1 Separate the assembled rack brackets. (See Figure3-1.)
- Step2 Attach the rack bracket that has screw holes to the sides of the switch by using the screw...
- Step3 Attach the rack brackets to their counterparts before inserting the switch into the rack.
- Step4 Insert the switch into the rack with the rack bracket attached. You must tilt the switch u...
- Step5 Have one person hold the switch while another person secures the switch to the rack.
- Step6 Maintain at least six inches between the cooling vents and any obstructions.
- Step7 Attach the rack bracket to the back of the rack posts with screws that fit your rack.
- Step8 Attach the front rails to the front of the rack with screws that fit your rack. (See Figur...
- Configuring Basic Connectivity
- Obtaining an IP Address
- Obtaining an IP Address from the DHCP Server for Ethernet Management
- Obtaining a Static IP Address for Ethernet Management
- Figure3-7 Connecting the Console Cable to a Serial Console Port on the Cisco SFS7000P Server Sw...
- Figure3-8 Connecting the Console Cable to a Serial Console Port on the Cisco SFS7000D Server Sw...
- Step1 Configure the baud rate and character format of the PC terminal emulation program to match...
- Step2 Connect the supplied DB-9/RJ-45 female adapter or DB-25/RJ-45 female adapter (depending on...
- Step3 Connect one end of the supplied console cable (a flat rollover RJ-45 cable) to the serial ...
- Step1 Wait for the login prompt.
- Step2 Enter the username and password. The default username is super, and the default password i...
- Step3 Enter the enable command.
- Step4 Enter the configure command to enter the configuration mode.
- Step5 Enter the interface mgmt-ethernet command to enter the config-if-mgmt-ethernet mode.
- Step6 Enable the static address option, which turns off the default-enabled DHCP.
- Step7 Enter the IP address of the management interface, followed by the netmask, which enables t...
- Step8 Set the default gateway for the management interface. See your system administrator for a ...
- Step9 Enable the management interface by entering the no shutdown command.
- Step10 Save the configuration to preserve it between reboots.
- Connecting the 10/100 Ethernet Management Port
- Powering Up the Chassis
- Step1 Remove the power cords from the shipping package.
- Step2 Inspect the power cord to determine if it provides the proper plug and is appropriately ce...
- Step3 Connect the power cords to the power connectors on the rear of the switch.
- Step4 Connect the other end of each AC power cable into a 90-to 264-VAC power outlet operating b...
- Step5 Check the LEDs on the front of the Server Switch.
- Step6 Log in and assign a network address after you see the login prompt.
- Obtaining an IP Address
- Connecting Network Devices
- Managing the System
- Power Supply Modules
- Installing a Power Supply Module
- Step1 Ground yourself appropriately.
- Step2 Remove the filler panel from the power supply bay with a number 1 Phillips or a slotted sc...
- Step3 Remove the power supply module if one is in place by pulling on the black handle. (See Fig...
- Step4 Insert the new power supply module into the open slot until it is fully seated. You might ...
- Step5 Secure fasteners with a number 1 Phillips or a slotted screwdriver.
- Step6 Check the LEDs to verify the status of the module. (See Figure4-3 for the location of the...
- Removing Power Supply Modules
- Step1 Make sure you have a number 1 Phillips or a slotted screwdriver to disengage the fasteners.
- Step2 Ground yourself appropriately.
- Step3 Locate the power supply module that you want to remove.
- Step4 Unscrew the fasteners that hold the power supply module in place. (See Figure4-4.)
- Step5 Pull the unit from the bay.
- Step6 Install the filler panel in place of the power supply module, or install a new power suppl...
- LEDs
- Chassis Status LEDs
- Table5-1 Interpreting the Chassis Status LED
- Figure5-1 Front View of CiscoSFS7000P Server Switch Showing Chassis Status LED
- Figure5-2 Front View of Cisco SFS7000D Server Switch Showing Chassis Status LED
- Figure5-3 Rear View of CiscoSFS7000P Server Switch Showing Chassis Status LEDs
- Figure5-4 Rear View of Cisco SFS7000D Server Switch Showing Chassis Status LEDs
- InfiniBand Port LEDs
- Power Supply LEDs
- Chassis Status LEDs
- Managing the System with Element Manager
- Displaying System Information
- About Diagnostic Tests
- LED Tests
- Self-Tests
- Running Card Self-Test
- Running Chassis Self-Test
- Running Fan Self-Test
- Step1 Identify the number of the fan you want to diagnose, if you do not already know the number...
- Step2 Enter the diag fan id command.
- Step3 Display the progress of the test by entering the show diag fan command.
- Step4 Display any errors that appear in the result string by entering the show diag fru-error co...
- Step5 Reboot the chassis when the self-test is complete.
- Running Power Supply Tests
- Running a LED Test on the Power Supply
- Running a Self-Test on a Power Supply
- Step1 Determine the ID of the power supply that you want to diagnose, if you do not already know...
- Step2 Specify the type of test (self-test is chosen by default) by entering the diag power-suppl...
- Step3 Start the test.
- Step4 Display the progress of the test by entering the show diag fan command.
- Step5 Display any errors that appear in the result string by entering the show diag fru-error co...
- Step6 Reboot the chassis when the self-test is complete.
- Displaying Hardware Errors
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Installing Field Replaceable Units
This chapter describes how to install the following FRUs in the Cisco SFS 7000P and SFS 7000D Server
Switches:
• Power Supply Modules, page 4-1
• Installing a Power Supply Module, page 4-2
• Removing Power Supply Modules, page 4-4
Power Supply Modules
The Cisco SFS 7000P and SFS 7000D Server Switches power supply modules are hot-swappable. You
can add a second module without powering off a switch. If you have two power supply modules installed,
you can remove one of them without removing power from the switch.
Locating the Power Supply Unit
The Cisco SFS 7000P and SFS 7000D Server Switches can have up to two power supply modules. Each
power supply module contains a power supply and a fan unit. Both power modules are located at the front
of the switch. When facing the front of the switch, the power supply modules are located in the left and
right slots of the switch.
Failed Power Supply Modules
The status of a power supply module can be checked using the CLI, the Chassis Manager, or the Element
Manager. The available information includes the status, the VPD, the description of the error, or an error
code.
If you suspect that a power supply module has failed, check the LEDs and view the status through the
Element Manager. For more information about LEDs, see the “Power Supply LEDs” section on page 5-3.
In most cases, vital information can be retrieved from the console port of the management Ethernet port.
(See the “Diagnostics” section on page 1-5.)
See the Cisco SFS 7000 Series Product Family Chassis Manager User Guide or Cisco SFS 7000 Series
Product Family Element Manager User Guide for more information.