Allied Telesis X8106 User Manual
SwitchBlade x8106 Chassis Switch Installation Guide
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Note
The available bandwidth across the backplane of the chassis is
reduced from 80 Gbps per slot to 40 Gbps per slot for about one
minute while the reset controller card initializes its AlliedWare Plus
Operating System. This may reduce network performance.
reduced from 80 Gbps per slot to 40 Gbps per slot for about one
minute while the reset controller card initializes its AlliedWare Plus
Operating System. This may reduce network performance.
If the chassis has two controller cards, pressing the Reset button
on the standby master controller card resets that card, but not the
active master controller card or the Ethernet line cards.
on the standby master controller card resets that card, but not the
active master controller card or the Ethernet line cards.
Note
The available bandwidth across the backplane of the chassis is
reduced from 80 to 40 Gbps per line card slot for about one minute
while the standby master controller card initializes its AlliedWare
Plus Operating System and synchronizes its database with the
active master controller card. This may reduce network
performance.
reduced from 80 to 40 Gbps per line card slot for about one minute
while the standby master controller card initializes its AlliedWare
Plus Operating System and synchronizes its database with the
active master controller card. This may reduce network
performance.
Note
To reset individual line cards in the chassis, use the REBOOT or
RELOAD command in the AlliedWare Plus Operating System.
RELOAD command in the AlliedWare Plus Operating System.
NET MGMT
Port
The NET MGMT port is a standard 10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet port. You
may use it as an alternative to the ports on the Ethernet line cards for
support of the features in Table 12 on page 50. You may connect the port
to a router, switch, media converter, workstation, server, or other network
device.
may use it as an alternative to the ports on the Ethernet line cards for
support of the features in Table 12 on page 50. You may connect the port
to a router, switch, media converter, workstation, server, or other network
device.
The controller card uses the port as a standard network link for data
reception and transmission. It is used only by the controller card and
cannot be accessed from the line cards in the unit.
reception and transmission. It is used only by the controller card and
cannot be accessed from the line cards in the unit.
When the controller card performs a feature in Table 12, it establishes a
data link with the corresponding network device using either the NET
MGMT port or a port on an Ethernet line card. For example, when you
manage the switch remotely using its Telnet server, the data link between
the Telnet client on your workstation and the server on the controller card
is established either on the NET MGMT port or a port on an Ethernet line
card, wherever the Telnet client is located.
data link with the corresponding network device using either the NET
MGMT port or a port on an Ethernet line card. For example, when you
manage the switch remotely using its Telnet server, the data link between
the Telnet client on your workstation and the server on the controller card
is established either on the NET MGMT port or a port on an Ethernet line
card, wherever the Telnet client is located.
You are not required to use the NET MGMT to use the features in
Table 12 on page 50. The controller card can communicate with network
devices, such as Telnet clients, FTP server, and SNTP server, over the
ports on the Ethernet line cards.
Table 12 on page 50. The controller card can communicate with network
devices, such as Telnet clients, FTP server, and SNTP server, over the
ports on the Ethernet line cards.
For instructions on how to configure the NET MGMT port, refer to the
Software Reference for SwitchBlade x8100 Series Switches.
Software Reference for SwitchBlade x8100 Series Switches.