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Brand | Alcatel-Lucent |
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Model | OMNISWITCH 6800 |
Category | Switch |
Language | English |
Lists the OmniSwitch 6800 Series models covered by this guide.
Identifies the intended audience for this hardware users guide.
Guidance on when to consult this manual for switch hardware familiarization.
Outlines the hardware-related topics covered in this users guide.
Clarifies what software configuration topics are not covered in this guide.
Describes the structure and organization of information within the guide.
Provides a roadmap of manuals for different stages of switch configuration.
Lists and describes other user guides and technical documentation available.
Information about the contents and usage of the User Manual CD.
Details Alcatel-Lucent's technical support services and contact information.
Overview and specifications for OmniSwitch 6800-24, -48, -U24, -24L, and -48L models.
Describes how to link switches to form a single virtual chassis.
Details hardware and software safeguards for continuous operation and resiliency.
Details switching fabric capacity and performance specifications.
Illustrates common network applications for the OmniSwitch 6800 Series.
Details the 24-port stackable switch, its front panel, and specifications.
Details the 48-port stackable switch, its front panel, and specifications.
Details the 24-fiber SFP switch, its front panel, and specifications.
Details the 24-port 10/100 switch, its front panel, and specifications.
Details the 48-port 10/100 switch, its front panel, and specifications.
Explains the meaning of front panel LEDs for status indication.
Describes the components and connectors on the rear panel of the chassis.
Covers switch installation, airflow, blank panels, and SFP handling.
Instructions for setting up, cabling, and managing OmniSwitch stacks.
Procedures for booting switches and managing power supplies.
Monitoring chassis status, using expansion modules, and 10GbE interoperability.
Introduction to stacking switches into a virtual chassis for capacity and resiliency.
Defines roles like primary, secondary, and idle for switches in a stack.
Methods for selecting the primary management switch in a stack.
Methods for selecting the secondary management switch in a stack.
Defines the role of idle modules for handling network traffic.
State where a switch is denied roles; Ethernet ports are down.
Steps to recover from pass-through due to duplicate slot numbers.
Connecting switches with stacking cables for speed, redundancy, and failover.
Assigning unique slot numbers to modules in a stack.
Adding or removing idle modules without disrupting the stack.
Procedures for soft-booting switches in various roles within a stack.
Guidelines to prevent isolated modules and split stacks during reloads.
Manually forcing the secondary switch to take over the primary role (takeover).
Process of copying management files between stack modules.
CLI commands and visual methods for monitoring stack status.
Details product compliance with regulatory standards and directives.
Important safety warnings for installation, operation, and handling.