Media Storage - Avaya Nortel Communication Server 1000 Reference

The two faceplate Ethernet ports (1E, 2T) provide TLAN and ELAN connections. The Ethernet
ports contain integrated LEDs to provide link, activity, and speed indicators, see
MG faceplate TLAN and ELAN LED status
Table 259: CP MG faceplate TLAN and ELAN LED status
Ethernet port LED color
Yellow
Green
The Server and Gateway Controller components of the CP MG card are networked internally
through the embedded Ethernet switch on the CP MG card. The Common Processor and
Gateway Controller are co-located on the motherboard of the CP MG card, therefore the IP
data links between the Server and Gateway Controller do not require external cabling.
You require an NTDW63BAE5 backplane adapter to provide DECT clock reference
synchronization connections. The NTDW63BAE5 adapter is the same adapter you use with
MGC cards.

Media storage

A Compact Flash card provides the Gateway Controller program and file system storage which
is used to store downloaded program images and applications. The PCI to CF bridge device
is TI PCI1510. The Compact Flash card presents a standard ATA (disk drive type) interface.
The CP MG card requires a SATA hard drive running the Linux Base Operating System. For
new installations, you must install the 160 GB pre-loaded SATA hard drive onto the CP MG
card. The 160 GB hard drive contains a pre-installed Linux Base Operating System.
If the hard drive fails, you can replace the hard drive by performing the following procedure.
You need a small Phillips screw driver to install the hard drive.
Replacing the CP MG hard drive
Electrostatic alert:
Observe proper ESD precautions while handling the hard drive and Nortel CP MG card.
To install a hard drive on a new CP MG card, perform steps 4 and 5 only.
Circuit Card Reference
on page 613.
Status
Speed
Link and activity
Description
ON - 100 BaseT OFF - 10
BaseT
ON - Link established OFF -
No link Flashing - Activity on
link
July 2011
Media storage
Table 259: CP
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