Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Maintenance Manual
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Cisco MeetingPlace Audio Server 5.2 Customer Engineering Guide (for Cisco MeetingPlace 8112)
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Chapter 2 Understanding MeetingPlace Audio Server 5.2 for 8112
Understanding the 8112 server and its components
Figure 2-1
8112 Physical Characteristics
The 8112 server has the capacity for a CPU card;
a Hot Swap Controller (HSC)
; 12 slots for T1 Smart
Blades, Smart Blades, or Multi Access Blades to provide physical connectivity to the telephone network;
and four drives: two disk drives, a floppy drive, and a CD-ROM drive.
and four drives: two disk drives, a floppy drive, and a CD-ROM drive.
lists the maximum port
configurations for each protocol and the hardware used to achieve them.
There is no cover or lid to open or remove to gain access to the server. From the front of the 8112 server,
you can access the CPU card,
you can access the CPU card,
HSC
, Smart Blade cards, T1 Smart Blade cards, Multi Access Blade cards,
redundant power supply units, fan assembly, disk drives, CD-ROM drive, and floppy drive. From the
back of the 8112 server, you can access the LAN and telephony connections, and the transition modules
for the CPU, Smart Blades, T1 Smart Blades, and Multi Access Blades.
back of the 8112 server, you can access the LAN and telephony connections, and the transition modules
for the CPU, Smart Blades, T1 Smart Blades, and Multi Access Blades.
The 8112 server hardware components
The 8112 server hardware components include the following:
•
Mounting kits — Mechanical components necessary to mount the MeetingPlace system in one of
the following configurations:
the following configurations:
–
19-inch or 23-inch EIA-310 rack (U.S. and Canada)
–
19-inch or 23 inch frame-relay rack
Table 2-2
8112 Server Hardware Configurations
Protocol
Max. Ports
Hardware configuration
T1
1152
12 T1 Smart Blades
E1
960
10 Smart Blades and 2 MA-16s
T1 PRI
736
8 Smart Blades and 2 MA-16s
IP
960
10 Smart Blades and 2 MA-16s