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CONTENTS
About This Guide xxvii
Objectives xxvii
Audience xxvii
Organization xxvii
Conventions xxviii
Notes, Warnings, and Cautions xxix
Documentation xxx
Documentation Notes for these Product Releases xxx
Related Documentation xxx
Technical Manual Order of Use xxxi
Technical Manual Titles and Descriptions xxxii
Obtaining Documentation xliii
Cisco.com xliii
Product Documentation DVD xliii
Ordering Documentation xliv
Documentation Feedback xliv
Cisco Product Security Overview xliv
Reporting Security Problems in Cisco Products xlv
Obtaining Technical Assistance xlv
Cisco Technical Support & Documentation Website xlv
Submitting a Service Request xlvi
Definitions of Service Request Severity xlvi
Obtaining Additional Publications and Information xlvii
CHAPTER
1Preparing for Configuration 1-1
Changes to this Document 1-3
Cisco MGX Switch Features 1-3
Typical Topologies 1-10
Core Switch 1-10
Multiservice Edge Aggregation 1-11
DSL Aggregation 1-12
Configuration Overview 1-13
Collecting Information 1-13
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Unique Switch Name 1-14
IP Addressing Plan 1-14
ATM Addressing Plan 1-14
Administrator Data 1-14
Unique Device Identifier 1-14
MIB Field Names for UDI 1-16
Administrator Access Method 1-16
Network Clock Source Plan 1-17
Network Management Plan 1-17
Physical Location of Cards and Lines in the Switch 1-17
Guidelines for Creating an IP Address Plan 1-18
Guidelines for Creating a Network Clock Source Plan 1-19
Planning for Manual Clock Synchronization 1-20
Planning for NCDP Synchronization 1-23
CHAPTER
2Configuring General Switch Features 2-1
Configuration Quickstart 2-1
Initializing the Switch 2-3
Starting a CLI Management Session After Initialization 2-8
Ending a CLI Management Session 2-10
Entering Commands at the Switch Prompt 2-10
Getting Command Help 2-12
Displaying Command Lists 2-12
Displaying Detailed Command Lists 2-13
Displaying Command Syntax and Parameters 2-14
Configuring User Access 2-15
Adding Users 2-16
Changing Your Own User Password 2-18
Changing User Access Levels and Passwords with cnfuser 2-18
Deleting Users 2-19
Resetting the User cisco Password 2-19
Enabling and Disabling the User cisco Password Reset 2-20
Setting and Viewing the Node Name 2-20
Viewing and Setting the Switch Date and Time 2-21
Configuring PNNI Node Parameters 2-22
Adding the PNNI Controller 2-23
Setting the PNNI Level and Peer Group ID 2-24
Setting the PNNI Node Address 2-25
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Setting the PNNI Node ID 2-26
Setting and Viewing the SPVC Prefix 2-28
Displaying PNNI Summary Addresses 2-29
Configuring the MPLS Controller 2-30
Configuring Clock Sources 2-30
Manually Configuring BITS Clock Sources 2-32
Enabling NCDP on a Node 2-34
Setting the LAN IP Addresses 2-36
Setting the Boot IP Address 2-36
Setting the Disk IP Address 2-39
Starting a CLI Session Through the LAN Port 2-41
Configuring for Network Management 2-42
Configuring the SNMP Trap Source IP Address 2-43
Configuring the SNMP Manager Destination IP Address 2-43
Configuring the Community String and General Switch Information 2-43
Verifying the Hardware Configuration 2-44
CHAPTER
3Provisioning PXM1E Communication Links 3-1
Quickstart Provisioning Procedures 3-2
Line Configuration Quickstart 3-2
ATM Trunk Configuration Quickstart 3-3
PNNI UNI Port Configuration Quickstart 3-5
SVC Configuration Quickstart 3-7
SPVC and SPVP Configuration Quickstart 3-8
PNNI Virtual Trunk Configuration Quickstart 3-9
BPX PNNI Trunk Configuration Quickstart 3-12
AINI Link Configuration Quickstart 3-14
IISP Link Configuration Quickstart 3-15
XLMI Link Configuration Quickstart 3-17
Cisco IGX Feeder to MGX 8830 or MGX 8850 (PXM1E) Configuration Quickstart 3-19
General PXM1E Configuration Procedures 3-21
Configuring the Card Mode 3-21
Setting Up Lines 3-22
Bringing Up Lines 3-22
Configuring Lines 3-23
Verifying Line Configuration 3-28
Configuring Inverse Multiplexing for ATM 3-28
Creating an IMA Group 3-29
Configuring an IMA Group 3-31
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Adding an IMA Link to an IMA Group 3-35
Configuring IMA Links 3-36
Adding an IMA Port 3-37
Establishing Redundancy Between Two Lines with APS 3-40
Configuring Intracard APS Lines 3-40
Configuring Intercard APS Lines 3-42
Adding ATM Ports 3-44
Modifying ATM Ports 3-47
Partitioning Port Resources Between Controllers 3-48
Selecting the Port Signaling Protocol 3-51
Defining Destination Addresses for Static Links 3-55
Assigning Static ATM Addresses to Destination Ports 3-57
Configuring ILMI on a Port 3-60
Configuring ILMI Traps and Signaling 3-60
Configuring ILMI Automatic Configuration 3-62
Configuring ILMI Dynamic Addressing 3-63
Starting ILMI with the Default or Existing Values 3-65
Configuring PXM1E Line Clock Sources 3-66
Verifying PNNI Communications 3-67
Verifying PNNI Trunk Communications 3-68
Verifying End-to-End PNNI Communications 3-69
Provisioning and Managing SPVCs and SPVPs 3-70
Configuring Point-to-Point Connections 3-70
Configuring Point-to-Multipoint Connections 3-81
Adding Parties to a P2MP Root Connection 3-82
Obtaining the NSAP for a Party 3-84
Displaying a List of Connections 3-84
Displaying the Status of a Single Connection 3-86
Modifying P2P and P2MP Connections 3-87
Bringing Down a Connection 3-87
Bringing Up a Connection 3-87
Bringing Down a Party 3-87
Bringing Up a Party 3-88
Rerouting Connections 3-88
Rerouting a P2MP Party 3-88
Deleting Connections 3-89
Deleting a P2MP Party 3-89
Configuring and Managing a Connection to an IGX Feeder 3-89
Connecting a PXM1E Card to a UXM Card on an IGX feeder 3-90
Deleting an IGX Feeder 3-91
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CHAPTER
4Preparing Service Modules for Communication 4-1
Configuration Quickstart 4-2
Managing Firmware Version Levels for Service Modules 4-3
Locating Cards that Need the Firmware Version Set 4-3
Initializing Service Modules 4-4
Verifying Card Firmware Version Levels 4-5
Selecting MPSM Interfaces and Services 4-7
Configuring MPSM-8-T1E1 Interfaces and Services 4-7
Configuring MPSM-T3E3-155 and MPSM-16-T1E1 Interfaces and Services 4-8
Establishing Redundancy Between Two Service Modules 4-8
Selecting a Card SCT 4-10
Selecting a Port SCT 4-12
CHAPTER
5Preparing SRM Cards for Communications 5-1
Configuration Quickstart for Bulk Distribution on SRMs Configured for SONET/SDH 5-2
Configuration Quickstart for Bulk Distribution on SRMs Configured for T3 Interfaces 5-3
Setting Up SRM Lines 5-4
Bringing Up Lines 5-4
Configuring Lines on an SRM Card 5-5
Configuring a SONET/SDH Line 5-5
Configuring T3 Lines 5-7
Establishing Redundancy Between SONET/SDH Lines with APS 5-9
Linking Service Module Lines to SRM Channels, VTs, or VCs 5-12
Where To Go Next 5-18
CHAPTER
6Preparing RPM Cards for Operation 6-1
Configuration Quickstart 6-1
Locating RPM Cards in the Switch 6-2
Understanding dspcds and dspcd Displays for RPM 6-2
Initializing RPM Cards 6-4
Verifying the Software Version in Use 6-7
Establishing Redundancy Between RPM Cards 6-8
Configuring SNMP on the RPM Card 6-10
Where to Go Next 6-10
CHAPTER
7Managing Service Class Templates 7-1
Cisco SCTs 7-2
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Managing SCTs 7-4
Locating SCT Files on a Switch 7-5
SCT File Naming Convention 7-5
Creating and Modifying SCT Files 7-6
Downloading SCT Files to the Switch 7-7
Registering SCT Files 7-7
Updating Registered SCT Files 7-9
Applying a New Major Version of an AXSM SCT to a Card or Port 7-10
Deleting a Registered SCT 7-11
Deleting Unregistered SCTs 7-12
Displaying all Registered Card and Port SCTs on a Switch 7-12
Managing Card SCTs 7-13
Managing PXM1E Port SCTs 7-13
Displaying the SCT Assigned to a Port 7-13
Selecting a Port SCT 7-14
Changing a Port SCT 7-14
Displaying Port SCT Settings 7-14
Port SCT ABR Parameters (dspportsct abr) 7-15
Port SCT Bandwidth Parameters (dspportsct bw) 7-16
Port SCT General Parameters (dspportsct gen) 7-18
Port SCT COSB Parameters (dspportsct cosb) 7-20
Port SCT Virtual Circuit Threshold Parameters (dspportsct vcThr) 7-21
Port SCT COSB Threshold Parameters (dspportsct cosThr) 7-24
CHAPTER
8Managing PNNI Nodes and PNNI Routing 8-1
Managing Mobile PNNI Networks 8-2
Mobile Logical Group Nodes 8-2
Mobile LGN 8-3
Mobile Routing Policy 8-3
Mobile PNNI Configuration Prerequisites 8-4
Configuring Mobile PNNI 8-4
Configuring the Fixed Network 8-4
Configuring the Mobile Network 8-7
Changing Mobile PNNI Configurations 8-12
Deleting Mobile PNNI 8-12
Deleting Mobile Network Nodes 8-12
Restoring Mobile Network Interfaces 8-13
Restoring Fixed Network Interfaces 8-14
Mobile PNNI Command Summary 8-15
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Mobile PNNI Configuration Example 8-16
Preparing the Node 8-17
Preparing the Link 8-17
Configuring the Fixed Network 8-19
Configuring the Mobile Network 8-19
Managing PNNI Nodes 8-21
Creating Upper Level Peer Groups 8-21
Enabling and Disabling the Complex Node Feature 8-24
Enabling and Disabling Routes Through a Node 8-25
Enabling and Disabling Point-to-Multipoint Branching 8-25
Adding an ATM Summary Address Prefix 8-26
Configuring SVCC RCC Variables 8-26
Configuring Routing Policies for Shortest Path Tables 8-27
Configuring PNNI Timers 8-31
Managing PNNI Routes 8-31
Configuring the On-Demand Route Selection Method (First Fit or Best Fit) 8-32
Configuring the Load Balance Selection Method 8-32
Managing Preferred Routes 8-33
Maintaining the Network Node Table 8-33
Creating a Preferred Route 8-35
Modifying a Preferred Route 8-38
Deleting a Preferred Route 8-40
Deleting a Node from the Network Node Table 8-41
Configuring Link Selection for Parallel Links 8-41
Configuring the Maximum Bandwidth for a Link 8-41
Configuring the Administrative Weight 8-42
Configuring the Aggregation Token 8-42
Configuring the Bandwidth Overbooking Factor 8-43
Configuring the Deroute Delay 8-44
Improving and Managing Rerouting Performance 8-45
Pure PXM45/C Networks 8-45
Hybrid Networks with PXM45/C and PXM45/B 8-45
Pure PXM45/B Networks Running Version 3.0.10 or Later 8-46
Hybrid Networks with PXM45/C and PXM45/A 8-46
Managing Priority Routing 8-46
Establishing Priority Routing on a Node 8-47
Configuring Priority Routing for an SPVC 8-49
Modifying SPVC Priority Routing Configuration 8-49
Configuring Priority Routing for an SVCs 8-49
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Managing Priority Bumping 8-50
Enabling, Configuring, and Disabling Priority Bumping 8-51
Displaying the Priority Bumping Configuration 8-52
Displaying Priority Bumping Statistics 8-52
Resetting the Priority Bumping Statistics 8-53
Displaying Priority Bumping Resource Usage 8-53
Managing Connection Grooming 8-54
How Grooming Reroutes Connections 8-54
Enabling and Disabling Soft Rerouting for Grooming 8-56
Configuring Scheduled Grooming 8-56
Manually Grooming Connections 8-59
Configuring the Grooming Thresholds 8-59
Configuring Orderly Grooming 8-63
Configuring the Trunk Utilization Limit 8-64
Displaying Grooming Configuration Parameters 8-65
Displaying Threshold and Schedule Configuration Parameters 8-65
Displaying Nodal Grooming Configuration Parameters 8-66
Displaying Grooming Configuration Statistics 8-67
Configuring the AIS Delay 8-67
Enabling and Disabling the Soft Reroute IE 8-68
Displaying Node Configuration Information 8-68
Displaying the PNNI Node Table 8-69
Displaying the PNNI Summary Address 8-69
Displaying System Addresses 8-70
Displaying PNNI Interface Parameters 8-71
Displaying the PNNI Link Table 8-72
Displaying the PNNI Routing Policy 8-73
Displaying the SVCC RCC Timer 8-74
Displaying Routing Policy Parameters 8-74
Displaying the SVCC RCC Table 8-75
Managing CUGs 8-75
Assigning Address Prefixes and AESAs 8-75
Creating Closed User Groups 8-76
Displaying CUG Configuration Data 8-78
Setting a Default Address for CUG Validation 8-79
Deleting a Default CUG Address 8-80
Managing Access between Users in the Same CUG 8-80
Managing Access between a CUG Member and Non-Members or Members of Other CUGS 8-81
Deleting a CUG Assignment 8-83
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Blocking the CUG IE 8-84
Maintaining a Persistent Network Topology for CWM 8-85
Configuring a Gateway Node 8-85
Displaying the Network Topology Database 8-87
Displaying Link Information 8-89
Displaying Feeder Information 8-90
Disabling a Gateway Node 8-91
Deleting a Node from the Topology Database 8-92
Deleting a Link from the Topology Database 8-93
CHAPTER
9Switch Operating Procedures 9-1
Managing the Configuration Files 9-1
Saving a Configuration 9-1
Clearing a Switch Configuration 9-4
Clearing a Slot Configuration 9-4
Restoring a Saved Switch Configuration 9-5
Managing ILMI 9-7
Enabling and Disabling ILMI on a Port 9-7
Displaying the ILMI Port Configuration 9-8
Displaying and Clearing ILMI Management Statistics 9-10
Deleting ILMI Prefixes 9-11
Determining the Software Version Number from Filenames 9-12
Displaying Software Revisions for Cards 9-15
Displaying Software Revisions in Use 9-15
Displaying Software Revisions for a Single Card 9-16
Managing Redundant Cards 9-16
Displaying Redundancy Status 9-16
Switching Between Redundant PXM Cards 9-17
Switching Between Redundant Service Modules 9-17
Removing Redundancy Between Two Cards 9-18
Switching Between Redundant RPM Cards 9-18
Managing Redundant APS Lines 9-18
Preparing for Intercard APS 9-19
Configuring Intercard APS Lines 9-20
Displaying APS Line Information 9-23
Modifying APS Lines 9-24
Switching APS Lines 9-25
Removing APS Redundancy Between Two Lines 9-26
Troubleshooting APS Lines 9-26
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Managing the Time of Day Across the Network Using SNTP 9-28
Enabling and Configuring SNTP Servers 9-28
Displaying the Current SNTP Configuration 9-30
Displaying an SNTP Server 9-31
Deleting an Existing SNTP Server 9-31
Managing NCDP Clock Sources 9-31
Enabling NCDP on a Switch 9-31
Configuring an NCDP Clock Source 9-32
Configuring an NCDP Port 9-33
Displaying NCDP Information 9-35
Display the Current NCDP Root Clock 9-35
Display A Specific NCDP Clock Source 9-36
Display All NCDP Clock Sources 9-37
Display All NCDP Ports on the Switch 9-38
Display An NCDP Port 9-38
Deleting an NCDP Clock Source 9-39
Managing Manually Configured Clocks Sources 9-40
View the Configured Clock Sources 9-40
Reconfigure Manual Clock Sources 9-41
Delete Manual Clock Sources 9-42
Restore a Manual Clock Source After Failure 9-42
Displaying SVCs 9-43
Managing Controllers 9-43
Adding Controllers 9-43
Deleting a Controller 9-45
Viewing an ATM Port Configuration 9-45
Managing PXM1E Partitions 9-46
Displaying a PXM1E Resource Partition Configuration 9-46
Changing a PXM1E Resource Partition Configuration 9-47
Deleting a PXM1E Resource Partition 9-50
Removing Static ATM Addresses 9-51
Configuring VPI and VCI Ranges for SVCs and SPVCs 9-52
Managing Path and Connection Traces 9-53
Displaying Path and Connection Traces 9-54
Clearing a Call at the Destination Node 9-54
Managing Load Sharing 9-54
Displaying Load Sharing Status 9-55
Changing Load Sharing Options 9-55
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Managing Telnet Access Features 9-56
Starting a Telnet Session from a Workstation 9-56
Starting and Managing Telnet Sessions Between Switches 9-56
Starting a Telnet Session 9-57
Returning to a Previous Session 9-57
Returning to the Original CLI Session 9-57
Displaying a Telnet Trace 9-58
Enabling and Disabling Telnet Access 9-58
Displaying the Telnet Enable Status 9-59
Starting and Managing Secure (SSH) Access Sessions Between Switches 9-60
Starting a Secure Session Between Switches 9-60
Returning to the Previous Session 9-62
Managing Remote (TACACS+) Authentication and Authorization 9-63
Configuring AAA Servers 9-63
Configuring the Cisco MGX Switch to Access AAA Servers 9-64
Configuring the Default Privilege Level 9-66
Configuring the Prompt Override Option 9-67
Configuring User Authentication on the Switch 9-67
Configuring Command Authorization on the Switch 9-69
Configuring FTP and SSH Messaging Format for AAA Servers 9-69
Displaying the TACACS+ Configuration 9-70
Displaying AAA Server Information 9-70
Displaying AAA Server Statistics 9-71
Avoiding Command Mode Authorization Issues with RPM 9-72
Verifying PXM Disk Data 9-73
Displaying the Contents of the Disk Verification Utility Log File 9-74
Troubleshooting Active and Standby Card Disk Discrepancies 9-77
Configuring a Line Loopback 9-77
Configuring Loopback Line Tests on PXM1E, AXSM, and MPSM Cards 9-78
Configuring a Line Loopback on a Service Module 9-78
Managing Bit Error Rate Tests 9-79
Configuring a Bit Error Rate Test 9-79
Deleting a Configured Bit Error Rate Test 9-81
Managing PXM1E and AXSM Card Diagnostics 9-81
Configuring Offline and Online Diagnostics Tests on PXM1E and AXSM Cards 9-82
Enabling Online and Offline Diagnostics Tests on All Cards in a Switch 9-84
Displaying Online and Offline Diagnostics Test Configuration Information 9-85
Displaying Online Diagnostic Errors 9-86
Displaying Offline Diagnostic Errors 9-86
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Enabling and Disabling IMA Group ATM Cell Layer Parameters 9-87
Managing IMA 9-88
Displaying IMA Groups 9-89
Displaying the Status of a Single IMA Group 9-89
Displaying IMA Links 9-90
Deleting an IMA Group 9-90
Deleting an IMA Link 9-91
Restarting an IMA Group 9-91
Using Manual IMA Group Restart 9-92
Using Automatic IMA Group Restart 9-92
Displaying the IMA Group Autorestart Configuration and State 9-94
CHAPTER
10 Switch Maintenance Procedures 10-1
Manually Resetting the PXM 10-1
Adding Cards 10-2
Adding a Standby PXM Card 10-2
Adding Service Modules 10-2
Adding SRM Cards 10-4
Adding RPM Cards 10-5
Replacing Cards 10-6
Replacing PXM Cards 10-6
Automatic Response for Standalone PXM Installations 10-7
Automatic Response for Redundant PXM Installations 10-8
Manually Responding to Nativity Checks 10-9
Replacing PXM1E-4-155 Cards with PXM1E-8-155 Cards 10-10
Replacing PXM1E SC Cables with LC Cables via SC Conversion Cables 10-14
Replacing PXM45/A or PXM45/B Cards with PXM45/C Cards 10-16
Gracefully upgrade from a Redundant PXM45 Card Set to a Redundant PXM45/C Card
Set 10-17
Non-gracefully Upgrade a Single PXM45 to a PXM45/C 10-17
Replacing AXSM Cards with AXSM/B Cards 10-18
Upgrading a Standalone AXSM 10-18
Upgrading an AXSM in a Redundant Card Set 10-19
Replacing Service Modules 10-20
Replacing Service Modules with the Same Type of Service Module 10-20
Replacing Eight-Port T1 and E1 Service Modules with MPSM-8-T1E1 10-20
Replacing Service Modules with a Different Type of Service Module 10-24
Replacing SRM Cards with SRME/B 10-24
Replacing RPM Cards 10-25
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Decommissioning an AXSM Slot 10-26
Decommissioning an RPM Slot 10-27
CHAPTER
11 Viewing and Responding to Alarms 11-1
Viewing and Responding to Alarms Using Physical Switch Controls 11-1
Displaying Alarm Reports in the CLI 11-1
Displaying Node Alarms 11-2
Displaying Clock Alarms 11-2
Displaying Switching Alarms 11-2
Displaying Environment Alarms 11-5
Displaying Card Alarms 11-5
Displaying Line Alarms on Service Modules 11-7
Displaying IMA Alarms 11-8
Displaying License Alarms 11-9
Displaying Log File Information 11-10
APPENDIX
ADownloading and Installing Software Upgrades A-1
Upgrade Process Overview A-1
Quickstart Procedures for Software Upgrades A-2
Graceful PXM Boot Upgrades from Releases Prior to Release 3.0.10 A-3
Graceful PXM Boot Upgrades from Release 3.0.10 and Later A-5
Non-Graceful PXM Boot Upgrades A-6
Graceful PXM and Service Module Runtime Software Upgrades A-7
Non-Graceful PXM and Service Module Runtime Software Upgrades A-9
Graceful Service Module Boot Software Upgrades A-10
Non-Graceful Service Module Boot Software Upgrades A-12
Graceful RPM Boot and Runtime Software Upgrades A-12
Graceful RPM Boot Software Upgrades A-15
Graceful RPM Runtime Software Upgrades A-17
Non-Graceful RPM Boot Software Upgrades A-19
Non-Graceful RPM Runtime Software Upgrades A-20
Quickstart Procedures for Software Downgrades A-22
PXM and AXSM Boot Downgrades A-22
Non-Graceful PXM Runtime Software Downgrades A-23
Non-Graceful AXSM Runtime Software Downgrades A-24
Browsing the File System A-24
Locating Software Updates A-25
Copying Software Files to the Switch A-25
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Upgrade Procedures for PXM Cards and Service Modules A-26
Upgrading PXM Boot Software from Releases Prior to 3.0.10 A-27
Upgrading PXM Boot Software from Release 3.0.10 and Later A-28
Upgrading Boot Software on Service Modules A-29
Loading the Runtime Upgrade Software A-30
Starting the Upgrade Software A-33
Aborting a Runtime Software Upgrade A-33
Committing to a Runtime Software Upgrade A-34
Upgrade Procedures for RPM-PR and RPM-XF Cards A-35
Upgrading RPM Boot Software A-35
Upgrading RPM Runtime Software A-40
Upgrading RPM Runtime Software for 1:N Redundancy A-41
Upgrading RPM Runtime Software for Non-Redundant Cards A-43
Upgrading VISM-PR Cards A-45
Upgrading AXSM-XG Cards A-45
Upgrading an AXSM/A, AXSM/B, or AXSM-E to an AXSM-XG A-45
Supported Configurations A-46
Limitations A-46
Preparing to Upgrade A-46
Converting Custom SCTs A-47
Graceful Upgrade Procedure A-48
Nongraceful Upgrade Procedure A-54
Troubleshooting Upgrade Problems A-58
APPENDIX
BPXM Backup Boot Procedures B-1
Changing to PXM Backup Boot Mode B-1
Browsing the File System in Backup Boot Mode B-2
Locating Software Updates B-4
Transferring Software Files to and from the Switch B-4
Clearing the Switch Configuration B-5
Initializing the PXM Hard Disk B-5
APPENDIX
CSupporting and Using Additional CLI Access Options C-1
Setting Up CP Port Connections C-1
Setting Up Terminal Server Connections C-3
Setting Up Local LAN Connections C-5
Setting Up Dial-Up Connections C-5
Configuring the Switch C-7
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Configuring the Router C-9
Starting a CLI Management Session Using a CP Port or Terminal Server Connection C-10
Starting a CLI Telnet Session C-11
Starting a Secure (SSH) CLI Session C-12
Ending a CLI Management Session C-14
APPENDIX
DStandards Compliance D-1
PNNI Compliance D-1
ATM Signaling Compliance D-2
UNI 3.0/3.1 Signaling D-2
UNI 4.0 Signaling D-2
IISP Signaling D-2
PNNI Signaling D-3
ATM Signaling Interworking D-4
SONET/SDH D-4
APPENDIX
EHardware Survey and Software Configuration Worksheets E-1
Hardware Survey Worksheets E-1
General MGX Switch Configuration Worksheet (PXM45, PXM1E, and SRM) E-5
Additional PXM1E Information Configuration Worksheet E-7
AUSM/B Configuration Worksheet E-11
AXSM Configuration Worksheet E-12
CESM Configuration Worksheet E-13
FRSM-12-T3E3 Configuration Worksheet E-14
FRSM-2CT3, FRSM-2T3E3, and FRSM-HS2/B Configuration Worksheet E-15
FRSM-8T1 and FRSM-8E1 Configuration Worksheet E-16
MPSM-8-T1E1 Configuration Worksheet E-17
MPSM-T3E3-155 Configuration Worksheet E-18
MPSM-16-T1E1 Configuration Worksheet E-19
VISM Configuration Worksheet E-20
VXSM Configuration Worksheet E-21
APPENDIX
FMPSM Licensing F-1
MPSM Licensing Information F-1
MPSM License Overview F-2
PXM License Pool F-3
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Displaying License Data F-4
Displaying All Node Licenses F-4
Displaying Licenses for a Specific MPSM Card Type F-4
Displaying the License Use for All Cards F-5
Displaying the License Use for a Specific Card F-6
Displaying a History of License Updates F-7
Displaying License Alarms F-8
Adding Licenses Obtained from Cisco.com F-8
Viewing the PAK Number Online F-8
Obtaining Node IDs F-9
Requesting Licenses F-10
Adding Licenses To the License Pool F-12
Moving Licenses from an MPSM Card to the License Pool F-14
Allocating Feature Licenses to a Card F-15
Recovering Feature Licenses That are Not In Use F-15
Saving and Restoring the License Configuration F-16
Transferring Licenses between Switches F-16
Transferring Licenses F-16
Removing the Licenses From the Source Switch F-16
Adding the Licenses to the Destination Switch F-18
MPSM License Alarms F-19
Node License Alarms F-20
Slot License Alarms F-20
Rekeying Feature Licenses F-23
MPSM License Concepts and Terms F-25
APPENDIX
GReliability, Availability, and Serviceability G-1
Diagnostics G-1
Diagnostics Examples G-2
Diagnostics Tests G-5
PXM1E Diagnostics Tests G-5
PXM45 Diagnostics Tests G-6
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Figure 1-1 Core Switch Topology 1-10
Figure 1-2 Multiservice Edge Aggregation Topology 1-11
Figure 1-3 Virtual Trunk Topology 1-12
Figure 1-4 DSL Edge Aggregation Topology 1-13
Figure 1-5 Using Multiple IP Addresses for Switch Access 1-18
Figure 1-6 Example Network Clock Source Topology with a Single Master Clock Source 1-20
Figure 1-7 Example Network Clock Source Topology with Two Master Clock Sources 1-21
Figure 1-8 Example NCDP Source Topology 1-24
Figure 2-1 Workstation Connection to Console Port on a PXM-UI-S3 Back Card 2-4
Figure 2-2 Workstation Connection to Console Port on a PXM-UI-S3/B Back Card 2-5
Figure 2-3 BITS Clock Source Ports on PXM-UI-S3 Back Card 2-31
Figure 2-4 BITS Clock Source Ports on PXM-UI-S3/B Back Card 2-32
Figure 2-5 Hardware Required for Local LAN Connections to PXM-UI-S3 Back Cards 2-39
Figure 2-6 Hardware Required for Local LAN Connections to PXM-UI-S3/B Back Cards 2-40
Figure 3-1 Virtual Trunk Topology 3-9
Figure 3-2 Standalone PXM1E with Intracard APS 3-40
Figure 3-3 Redundant PXM1E Configuration with Intercard APS 3-42
Figure 3-4 Relationship Between Cards, Bays, Lines, and Logical Interface Numbers 3-46
Figure 3-5 Relationship of Port Controller, Controller Partition, and Resource Partitions 3-48
Figure 3-6 IGX Feeder Topology 3-90
Figure 8-1 Fixed and Mobile PNNI Networks 8-2
Figure 8-2 PNNI Network with Mobile Logical Group Node 8-3
Figure 8-3 Network for PNNI Example 8-16
Figure 8-4 Example Hierarchical PNNI Network Topology Showing a Two-Level Hierarchy 8-22
Figure 8-5 Soft Reroute Method of Connection Grooming 8-55
Figure 9-1 Filename Format for Released Software 9-13
Figure 9-2 Filename Format for Prereleased Firmware 9-13
Figure 9-3 IMA Group Restart Example 9-91
Figure 10-1 PXM1E-4-155 Back Cards with SC Cable 10-15
Figure 10-2 Standby SFP-8-155 Back Card with SC Conversion Cable 10-15
Figure 10-3 Both SFP-8-155 Back Cards with SC Conversion Cables 10-16
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Figure C-1 Workstation Connection to the Console Port C-2
Figure C-2 Workstation Connection to Console Port on a PXM-UI-S3/B Back Card C-2
Figure C-3 Terminal Server Connection to the Console Port on a PXM-UI-S3 Back Card C-3
Figure C-4 Terminal Server Connection to the Console Port on a PXM-UI-S3/B Back Card C-4
Figure C-5 Hardware Required for Dial-up Connection to a PXM45 UI-S3 Back Cards C-5
Figure C-6 Hardware Required for Dial-up Connections on a PXM-UI-S3/B Back Card C-6
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