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Cisco SSP Series User Manual

Cisco SSP Series
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Cisco Systems, Inc.
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Silicon Switch Processor (SSP)
Installation and Configuration
78-1209-05
Product Numbers: SSP=, UPG-SSP, SSP-2MB=, UPG-SSP-2MB,
and UPG-SSP-.5to2MB
This publication contains instructions for installing the Silicon Switch Processor (SSP) and
upgrading the software in Cisco 7000 series routers: the Cisco 7000 and the Cisco 7010.
The sections of this publication include the following:
SSP Description, page 2
Prerequisites, page 6
Software Upgrade Prerequisites, page 8
Software Upgrade Overview, page 9
Establishing a Telnet Session, page 9
Loading the System Software, page 10
Enabling SSE Switching, page 13
Additional Show Commands, page 14
Installing the SSP, page 15
Following are the SSP-related product numbers:
SSP= is a spare SSP.
UPG-SSP is the SP-to-SSP upgrade.
SSP-2MB= is a spare 2-megabyte (MB) SSP.
UPG-SSP-2MB is the SP to 2-MB SSP upgrade.
UPG-SSP-.5to2MB is the 512 kilobyte (KB) to 2-MB SSP upgrade.

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Cisco SSP Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCisco
ModelSSP Series
CategoryComputer Hardware
LanguageEnglish

Summary

SSP Description

Prerequisites

Tools and Parts Required

Lists necessary tools and components for performing the installation.

Safety Precautions

Essential safety guidelines for working with network equipment.

ESD Damage Prevention

Procedures to prevent Electrostatic Discharge damage to the SSP.

Software Upgrade Prerequisites

Software Upgrade Overview

Establishing a Telnet Session

How to set up a Telnet session for router interaction.

Loading the System Software

Backing Up System Software and Configuration

Steps to back up current system images and configuration files.

Copying System Image from TFTP to Flash

Instructions for transferring system images from TFTP server to Flash.

Booting from Flash Memory

Configuring the system to boot from the new image in Flash memory.

Enabling SSE Switching

Additional Show Commands

Installing the SSP

Removing the SP or SSP

Step-by-step guide for safely removing the SSP from the chassis.

Replacing an SSP in the Chassis

Detailed procedure for installing the SSP into the router chassis.

Restarting the System

Troubleshooting the Installation

Verifying LEDs and System Power

Interpreting system power and status LEDs for troubleshooting.

RP LEDs and System Startup

Understanding Router Processor (RP) LEDs during system boot.

SSP and Interface Processor LEDs

Status indication of enabled LEDs on SSP and interface processors.

System Startup Sequence Analysis

Normal boot sequence and expected behavior of system components.

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