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User Guide
User Guide
This section contains information about the operating features of the
Radiance access line cards.
Radiance access line cards.
LED Indicators
The Radiance access line cards provide several LEDs on the front panel for the
visible verification of unit status and proper functionality. These LEDs can help
with troubleshooting and overall network diagnosis and management. There are
separate receive (RX), link (LK), loopback (LBK) and disable (DIS) indicators
for each port.
visible verification of unit status and proper functionality. These LEDs can help
with troubleshooting and overall network diagnosis and management. There are
separate receive (RX), link (LK), loopback (LBK) and disable (DIS) indicators
for each port.
The following table describes the indication of each LED when lit.
LED
LED
Label
Name
Color (Status)
Indication
MAN
Managed
Green (steady)
Unit is receiving management packets.
*
FD
Full Duplex
Green (steady)
Unit is operating at full duplex. When
unlit, the unit is operating at half duplex.
unlit, the unit is operating at half duplex.
PWR
Power
Green (steady)
Unit is powered ON.
RX
Receive
Green (blinking) Port is receiving data.
LK
Link
Green (steady)
Port has a valid link.
LBK
Loopback
Green (steady)
Port is in loopback mode.
DIS
Disable
Green (steady)
Port has been disabled by software.
*NOTE: A management card must be installed in the chassis to enable remote management.
Factory Settings
The Radiance access line card provides several user-selectable options to meet
your networking needs. The card’s default settings are listed below.
your networking needs. The card’s default settings are listed below.
Default Hardware Switch Settings
MDI-II/MDI-X .................................................................................. Parallel (UP)
The following switches can be overridden through software commands.
*
Link Loss Carry Forward ........................................................ Disabled (DOWN)
Auto-Negotiation ..................................................................... Disabled (DOWN)
Link Loss Return ..................................................................... Disabled (DOWN)
Far End Fault ........................................................................... Disabled (DOWN)
Auto-Negotiation ..................................................................... Disabled (DOWN)
Link Loss Return ..................................................................... Disabled (DOWN)
Far End Fault ........................................................................... Disabled (DOWN)
* Refer to the
Command Line Interface Reference Guide
,
NetBeacon Element Management Software Installation &
User Guide
or
WebBeacon Management Software Installation & User Guide
for software management information.