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SA-100 Planning, Installation, and Administration Guide
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Indicator, Button, or
Item
Connector
1
iDRAC6 Enterprise
port
2
Serial connector
(DB9)
3
VGA Connector
4
eSATA
5
(2) USB Connectors
6
(2) Ethernet
Connectors
7, 8
System
identification button
and indicator light
9
Power supply
connector
10
Retention clip
4.3
Power Cable
Each SA-100 ships with a power cable. If you do not receive the correct power cable
for your environment, contact your ShoreTel partner or ShoreTel technical support.
NOTE ShoreTel recommends that you connect the SA-100 to a reputable surge
protector or uninterruptable power supply (UPS).
4.4
Ethernet Ports
The SA-100 uses an auto-sensing, 10/100/1000 Ethernet interface. Two RJ-48C
Ethernet connections (GB1 and GB2) are provided to provide fault-tolerant
deployment. The ports use the same MAC Ethernet address and IP address but are
independent of each other and can be used in any sequence. However, when both
ports are connected, only one will be active at a time. Should the active interface lose
the link, the other interface is made active. You must use Category 5 or higher
cabling.
30
SA-100 Rear Panel Indicators and Connectors
Description
Not used.
Connects a serial device to the system. Used to
configure static IP address.
Not used.
Not used.
Allows you to connects USB devices to the unit for
system recovery. The ports are USB 2.0-compliant.
Supports 10base-T, 100base-T and 1000base-T
connections.
These front and back panel buttons can be used to
locate a particular system within a rack containing
multiple appliances. When a button is pushed, both
front and back indicators light until the button is
pushed again, allowing the specific appliance to be
easily located.
Allows you connect power to the unit.
Secures the power cable.
Chapter 4: Site Requirements and Preparation
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