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Daughter Card Ports

MIO/UMIO daughter cards support ten 10 Gigabit Ethernet ports each. The 10 GbE ports connect to other

network devices via fiber optic cables that terminate on SFP+ transceivers. These ports support service traffic

(non-management).

Figure 13: MIO/UMIO Ports

ASR 5500 Installation Guide

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MIO Port Cabling

Daughter Card Ports

Table of Contents

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
About this Guide13
- Conventions Used13
- Dimensions14
- Mios and Dpcs14
- Related Documentation15
- Contacting Customer Support15
CHAPTER 1 ASR 5500 Hardware Platform Overview17
- Chassis18
- Midplane21
- Card Types22
  - Rear Cards25
    - Management I/O25
    - Data Processing Card26
  - Front Cards27
    - Fabric and Storage Card (FSC)27
    - System Status Card (SSC)28
- LED Indicators28
  - LED Indicators Common to All Cards29
  - LED Indicators on Specific Cards29
CHAPTER 2 Technical Specifications31
- Physical Dimensions31
- Chapter31
- Environmental Specifications32
- Mounting Requirements36
- Power Requirements37
  - Power Specifications37
  - Example Power Calculations38
    - DPC/UPDC Full Chassis38
    - DPC2/UDPC2 Full Chassis38
- Central Office Alarm Interface39
- Chassis Grounding39
CHAPTER 3 Installation Procedure Overview41
- Installation Sequence41
- Required Tools and Equipment42
  - Hand Tools42
  - Equipment43
- Site Prerequisites43
- ESD Precautions44
- Standards Compliance45
CHAPTER 4 Chassis Installation47
- Mounting Options47
- Weight Considerations48
- Unpacking the Chassis48
  - Move the Container to the Installation Site48
  - Unpack the Chassis49
- Reducing the Weight of the Chassis Prior to Installation51
  - Removing the Fan Trays51
  - Removing the Pfus55
- Installing the Chassis56
  - Mounting the Chassis56
    - Flush Mount56
    - MID Mount58
- Grounding the Chassis59
  - Ground Cabling59
  - Grounding Procedure61
- Re-Installing Chassis Components61
- Cable Management System63
CHAPTER 5 Card Installation65
- Card Slot Assignments65
- General Installation Sequence67
- Card Interlock Switch68
- Circuit Cards69
- Baffles71
  - Installing a Front Baffle73
  - Installing a Rear Baffle73
- Save Shipping Cartons73
- Chapter73
Chapter 6 MIO Port Cabling75
- Interface Ports75
  - Front Panel Ports75
  - Daughter Card Ports76
- Port Status Leds77
- Cable Management System78
- Console Port78
- Ethernet Management STP Ports82
  - RJ45 Port Pinouts83
  - Connect 1000Base-T Interface to Network Device83
- 10 Gbe Optical Daughter Card Ports83
- Fiber Optic Bend Radius Guidelines84
  - Recommended Bend Radius84
  - Bend-Insensitive Multimode Fiber85
- Fiber Optical Connections86
CHAPTER 7 SSC Alarm Cabling89
- CO Alarm Interface89
- Alarm Cutoff (ACO)90
- Alarm Connector Pinout91
  - Electrical Characteristics91
  - CO Alarm Wiring Example92
CHAPTER 8 Power Cabling93
- Power Considerations93
- Chapter93
- Internal Power Planes94
CHAPTER 9 System Power-Up103
- System Boot Process103
- Applying Power to the Chassis104
- Verifying System Startup105
CHAPTER 10 Initial System Configuration113
- Basic Configuration113
- Context-Level Security Administrator and Hostname114
- MIO/UMIO Port Numbering115
- Configure the Ethernet Management Interface116
- Configuring the Ethernet Management Interface118
- Configuring the Management Interface with a Second IP Address120
- Configure the System for Remote Access120
- Configuring SSH Options122
- Set System Timing125
  - Setting the System Clock and Time Zone125
  - Configuring Network Time Protocol Support125
- Enable CLI Timestamping128
- Save the Basic Configuration128
- Additional Configuration Tasks128
System Monitoring131
- Monitoring131
  - Daily - Standard Health Check131
  - Periodic Status Checks133
- Counters and Bulkstats134
- Summary of Maintenance Tasks135
C H a P T E137
CHAPTER 12 Replaceable Components137
- Air Filters137
  - Determining When an Air Filter Needs Replacing137
  - Replacing an Air Filter138
    - Front Air Filter139
    - Rear Air Filter141
- Fan Tray Units143
- Pfu151
  - Determining that a PFU Has Failed151
  - Replacing a PFU151
- Circuit Cards153
- Returning Failed Components163
Appendix A Spare Component Recommendations165
Spare Component Recommendations165
Appendix B Chassis Universal License Requirements167
- License Types167
- Staros License Support Matrices168
- Updating a Chassis License for Universal Cards169
Appendix C Cable Management System Installation171
- Introduction171
- Installing the Cable Management Tray171
- Removing Cable Guides175
- Installing Cable Management Brackets176
  - MIO/UMIO Cards176
  - Securing Cables178
- Routing and Securing Network Cables178
- CMS Procedure for Replacing ASR 5500 Circuit Cards180
Appendix D Console Port to Cisco Server Cabling183
- Introduction183
- Cabling184
- Configuration185
APPENDIX E RMA Overview187
- Re-Packaging Your RMA188
- Shipping Multiple Components188
- Sealing the Shipment188
- Labeling the Shipment188
- Cisco Return Locations189
- Packaging ASR 5500 Cards189
  - Front Cards189
  - Rear Cards190
RMA Shipping Procedures187

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