Extreme Networks Summit WM User Manual page 328

Summit WM Controller's physical description
NOTE
The Summit WM1000 has a redundant power supply (two power supplies).
Summit WM1000 Controller data port cabling specification
The data ports have MT-RJ fiber optic connectors. Depending upon your network infrastructure, you
must get any one of the following cables:
MT-RJ connector to MT-RJ connector
MT-RJ connector to SC connector
MT-RJ connector to LC connector
MT-RJ connector to any other connector that is appropriate for your infrastructure
NOTE
If your infrastructure does not allow the optic fiber connection, you must get a Gigabit Media Converter to convert
the fiber connection to a copper Gigabit connection. For example, you can use Netgear GC102 converter that
receives the fiber connection and outputs traffic via the RJ45 copper port (Unshielded Twisted Pair - UTP).
Summit WM1000 Controller LEDs
The Summit WM1000 Controller has three LED lights on its back panel.
Figure 25: Summit WM1000 Controller LED Lights
The description of the LED states is provided below:
LINK-UP LED - Displays the link status of management port Ethernet link as seen by the system's
software. This LED is located only on the back panel of the Summit WM Controller WM1000.
STATUS LED - Indicates the normal state of the Summit WM Controller as seen by the system's
software. This LED covers all stages of the Summit WM Controller, ranging from restarting, to
shutting-down. As long as the Summit WM Controller is running normally, this LED will remain lit.
The STATUS LED is located on the back panel as well as the front panel.
ACTIVITY LED - Indicates the amount of traffic carried to and from the Altitude APs. The
ACTIVITY LED is located on the back panel as well as the front panel.
NOTE
When the system configuration is in progress, the Status and Activity LEDs pattern is as follows:
- Status LED is set to Amber and blinks on a two-second interval.
- Activity LED is set to Green.
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Summit WM User Guide, Software Version 5.3