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Sommario

• VES-1000 Series Switch Applications

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• Applications

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• MTU Application

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• Enterprise Application

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• Campus Applications

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• Hardware Installation

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• Operating Environment

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• Installing the VES-1008

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• Free-standing

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• Rack-mounted

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• Wall Mounted

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• Installing the VES-1012

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• Free-standing

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• Rack-mounted

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• Installation Scenarios

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• Overview

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• Telco Cables

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• MDF (Main Distribution Frame)

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• Typical Scenarios

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• Installation Scenario A

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• Installation Scenario B

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• Installation Scenario C

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• Hardware Connections

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• Rear Panel Connections

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• Power Cord

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• Front Panel Connections

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• Console Port

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• VDSL Ports Connections

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• WAN Port (Ethernet) Connections

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• Turning On Your VES-1000 Series Switch

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• Introduction

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• Front Panel LEDs

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• Hardware Troubleshooting

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• System Startup

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• My PWR LED Does Not Turn On

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• My SYS LED Does Not Turn On

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• The ALM LED Is On

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• A PORT LED Does Not Turn On

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• The WAN Link is down

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• Testing Wiring

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• Index

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• Figure 1-1 Building Deployment Example Using a VES-1012

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• Figure 1-2 Enterprise Application Using a VES-1012

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• Figure 1-3 VES-1012 Example of a Campus Application Using a Gigabit switch

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• Figure 1-4 VES-1012 Example of Campus Application Using a Fiber Ring

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• Figure 2-1 Attaching the Mounting Brackets to the VES-1008

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• Figure 2-2 Mounting the VES-1008 in a Rack

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• Figure 2-3 Attaching the Wall-mounting brackets to the VES-1008

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• Figure 2-4 Attaching the Mounting Brackets to the VES-1012

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• Figure 2-5 Mounting the VES-1012 in a Rack

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• Figure 3-1 Installation Overview for a VES-1012

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• Figure 3-2 Telco Cable

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• Figure 3-3 MDF (Main Distribution Frame) Wiring

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• Figure 3-4 Installation Scenario A Using a VES-1012

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• Figure 3-5 One MDF for End-user and CO Connections

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• Figure 3-6 Installation Scenario B using VES-1012

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• Figure 3-7 Two Separate MDFs for End-user and CO Connections

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• Figure 3-8 Installation Scenario C using the VES-1012

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• Figure 4-1 The VES-1012 Rear Panel

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• Figure 4-2 Connecting the Power Cord to the VES-1012 and a Power Source

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• Figure 4-3 VES-1008 Front Panel Connections Overview

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• Figure 4-4 VES-1012 Front Panel Connections Overview

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• Figure 4-5 Console Port Connection

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• Figure 4-6 Stacking the VES-1012

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• Figure 4-7 Daisy-chaining Connections

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• Figure 5-1 VES-1008 Front Panel

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• Figure 5-2 VES-1012 Front Panel

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• Figure 6-1 Testing In-house Wiring on a VES-1012

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• Table 5-1 VES-1000 Series Switches: LED Descriptions

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• Table 6-1 PWR LED Troubleshooting

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• Table 6-2 SYS LED Troubleshooting

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• Table 6-3 ALM LED Troubleshooting

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• Table 6-4 PORT LED Troubleshooting

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• Table 6-5 Testing Wiring on a VES-1008

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• Table 6-6 Testing Wiring on a VES-1012

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• Enable the VDSL port

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• 10 Mbps Ethernet

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• 100 Mbps Ethernet

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• Flow control

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• Free-standing

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• AC INPUT

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• LEDs

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• Airflow

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• Console Port

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• ALM LED

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• Ethernet

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• Applications

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• Overview

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• Auto-negotiation

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• Gigabyte Switch

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• CO port

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• COM1

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• COM2

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• Hardware Connections

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• Console Port Connection

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• Hardware Installation

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• Hardware Monitor

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• Daisy-chain

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• Hardware Troubleshooting

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• Duplex

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• Installation Scenarios

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• Power Cord

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• Rear Panel

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• MDF blocks

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• Residential Building Application

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• MDF Description

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• MTU

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• run a self-test

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• Scenario A

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• Scenario B

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• P841

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• Scenario C

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• Scenarios

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• Self-diagnostic

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• Speed

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• Splitters

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• stack

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• Power Switch

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• Punch Down tool

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• SYS LED

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• SYS LED does not Turn On

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• Rack-mounted

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• Telnet

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• Rack-mounted VES-1012 Installation

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• Connections

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• Trunking

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• Turning On your VES-1012

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• voltage levels

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• WAN Link

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• Warning Sticker

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• Working Fans

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• VDSL port

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