General Power On Sequence And Checkout; Specific Power On Sequence And Checkout - Cisco MGX MGX 8800 Hardware Installation Manual

First Time Power On Procedure for MGX Switches

General Power On Sequence and Checkout

The general procedure includes these steps:
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Specific Power On Sequence and Checkout

The specific procedure includes these steps:
Set up the chassis with the appropriate number of power supplies, fan trays, air intake plenum, and fan
Step 1
cables installed.
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Caution
If your chassis was shipped with cards installed, unseat or remove all cards so there is no electrical
Step 2
connection between the cards and the chassis.
Turn the chassis on at the power supply. The power supply LEDs should light. Listen for the fans
Step 3
spinning up to speed.
Caution
Caution
Refer to
Step 4
and to confirm in which slot the PXM card(s) can be installed.
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Install the MGX chassis (if required).
Ensure no cards are in the chassis, or unseat them, so there is no electrical connection to the chassis.
Power on the chassis.
Install the primary PXM controller back cards, then front card. Check the cards' operation.
Install the redundant PXM controller back cards, then front card. Check the cards' operation.
Install service modules and their back cards, one at a time, and check their operation.
Use the power calculation tables in the hardware guide or ordering tool to ensure your chassis has
the right number of power supplies.
Your chassis might be shipped fully configured, or you might need to install the chassis and cards
using the instructions in the manual. See
use.
Do NOT install all the service modules before you power the switch on for the first time.
Instead, it is recommended that you install one module at a time to limit the number of cards
that could be damaged if there were a problem with the chassis electronics.
If fans do not come on, immediately power down the chassis to prevent overheating.
Before handling any cards, wear a wrist strap connected to metal on the card chassis to prevent
electrostatic damage to the cards.
Table 5-9 to confirm which type of PXM controller card is compatible with which MGX chassis,
This is an important step, because inserting the wrong card in the wrong slot can damage
the chassis or the card.
Chapter 5 Installing the Cisco MGX Switch or Gateway
"Documentation" section on page 37
Releases 2 - 5.2, Part Number OL-4545-01, Rev. H0, May 2006
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