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Intel® NetStructure™ 6000 Switch

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C H A P T E R 1<br />

Using the <strong>Switch</strong><br />

The chassis also includes the cooling system which is made up of a<br />

series of three fans. The three fans are contained in a single fan<br />

module. The fan module is hot swappable and can be easily replaced.<br />

See “Fan Assembly Replacement” for instructions on replacing a fan<br />

assembly.<br />

Warning<br />

Only fan assembly modules identified as “Hot Swappable<br />

Fan” on the front of the chassis can be replaced<br />

without powering down the switch.<br />

The power supply system consists of up to three individually<br />

replaceable power modules.<br />

Note<br />

Dual power supplies are recommended for proper operation<br />

of four media modules.<br />

In order to implement a redundant power supply system, any two of<br />

the three possible power supplies can be used to power the system. In<br />

the case where redundancy is required, the supplies load balance.<br />

Should one power supply fail, the other assumes the entire load.<br />

Each power supply module may be replaced without turning off<br />

power to the switch. See “Installing Power Supplies” for instructions<br />

on replacing a power supply.<br />

Redundant Control Processors<br />

The CP module occupies one half of the control processor slot. Using<br />

two CP boards, creates a redundant CP system. This allows the switch<br />

to support hot standby CP board that takes over should the first CP<br />

board fail during normal operation. (In addition, the crossbar logic is<br />

duplicated on each CP board, eliminating single points of failure<br />

within the chassis.)<br />

Each CP board contains a high-speed crossbar for moving data<br />

between boards connected to the backplane.<br />

An RS-232 port is included for connection to a remote terminal or<br />

modem. A 10/100 Ethernet management port is also included for outof-band<br />

management and firmware upgrades. This Ethernet port is<br />

not part of the switching fabric.<br />

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