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Cisco BPX 8600 Series Installation and Configuration

Release 9.3.0, Part Number 78-10674-01 Rev. D0, July 2001

Appendix A Upgrade Information

Upgrade Options

Stand alone

BXM, manual

Legacy BXM card is

non-yred and the “auto

BXM upgrade”

parameter is set to “N”

for the cnfnodeparm

command.

1. Use an empty slot to configure the BXM-E card for the desired level of

channel statistics and number of connections. The channel statistics level

and number of connections must be either equal to or higher than the ones

configured on the legacy BXM card that it is replacing. While this step is

optional, if skipped, the BXM-E card may not have the desired channel

statistics level and appropriate number of connections.

2. Remove the BXM card and replace it with the BXM-E card. If step 1 is

skipped, the BXM-E card can create a mismatch if it does not have the

desired configuration. In that case, use the command cnfcdparm <BXM-E

slot_num> to set the card to the desired level of channel statistics and

number of connections. This may prolong service disruption.

3. Issue the upgdlogcd <log_card_num> command to upgrade the logical card

database. Switch software upgrades the logical database from the number of

connections configured on the legacy BXM card to the number of

connections configured in step 1. From this point on, mismatch is declared

if the legacy card is reinserted.

Note In non-yred cases, the traffic disruption is unavoidable

because the legacy BXM has to be removed and replaced

with the BXM-E card.