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GS4000 Installation Guide Revision 4.00
Table 1.1-1
power supply
redundancy
Type "1+1"
・High port-density PSU-integrated NIF are installed in the GS4000
The GS4000 power supply redundancy is of the type "2+1" when one or more high port-density
PSU-integrated NIFs are installed in the device. This means that GS4000 requires two active
power supply modules and one standby power supply module. For detailed information about
installation positions of power supply modules, see the table below.
Table 1.1-2
power supply
redundancy
Type "2+1"
*
*
*
1-4
Installation positions of power supply modules when high port-density PSU-
integrated NIF are NOT installed in the GS4000
power supply
NOT redundant
Redundant
Installation positions of power supply modules when high port-density PSU-
integrated NIF are installed in the GS4000
power supply
NOT redundant
Redundant
NOTE: If only one power supply module is installed, high port-density PSU-integrated
NIFs will not become active even after the GS4000 is powered on.
NOTE: The type of power supply redundancy changes to "2+1" if a high port-density
PSU-integrated NIF is activated after being mounted in a running GS4000. More
than two power supply module should be installed in the GS4000 before any high
port-density PSU-integrated NIF is inserted in it.
NOTE: When the GS4000 is running with "2+1" power supply redundancy, and a high
port-density PSU-integrated NIF is pulled out from it whille the device is running,
the GS4000 will continue running in "2+1" redundancy mode. Therefore, it is not
necessary to detatch the POW2 power supply module from the GS4000 even if the
device already has three power supply modules installed.
However, if the GS4000 is rebooted before a high port-density PSU-integrated
NIF is re-installed into it, the power supply redundancy mode will be switched to
"1+1". The POW2 power supply module needs to be detached from GS4000 if you
want to switch the from of power supply redundancy to "1+1".
active
standby
POW0
POW1
×
active
POW0
POW1
POW2
×
×
standby
POW2
×
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