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Vanguard Managed Solutions V anguard 7300 Series Installation Manual.
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Contents v Chapter 1. About Vanguard 7 300 V anguard 7300 Funct ions and Feat ures ............................. ........................... 1-2 Advanced Encryp t ion Card ( AEC) ............. ........................... .................. 1-6 Compression .
vi Cont ent s (c ontinu ed) Chapter 3. Vanguard 7300 Install ation Before Y ou Begin .......................... ................... .......................... .................. 3-2 Checking Y our Shipment Conte nts ............. .....................
vii Cont ent s (co ntinued) Chapter 5. Modifying Your Vanguard 7300 General Card Replacement Guidelines .. .................................... .................. 5-2 V anguard 7300 Card I nstall ation Order ............... ...........................
viii Cont ent s (c ontinu ed) Appendix A. Specificati ons V anguard 7310 V ersion 1 Pr oduct Specifications ............................... ......... A-2 V anguard 7330 V ersion 1 Pr oduct Specifications ............................... ......... A-5 V anguard 7310 and 7 330 V ers ion 2 Product Speci ficati ons .
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About V anguard 7 300 1-1 Chapter 1 About V anguard 7300 Overview Introduct ion This chapter de scribes t he hardwar e and software f unctions a nd application s for V anguard 7300 Seri es V ersi on 1 and V ersio n 2 products.
1-2 About V anguard 7300 V anguard 7300 Functions and Features V anguard 7300 Functions an d Features Introduct ion V angua rd 7300 Series products are high-speed, h igh-density mu ltiser vice routers capable of supporting hun dreds to thou sands of r emote branches and sites in medium-to- lar ge networks.
About V anguard 7 300 1-3 V anguard 7300 Functions and Features Scalable Har dware Platforms V ersion 2 The V anguard 73 00 Series V ersio n 2 has a new redesi gned chass is avail able in t he followi.
1-4 About V anguard 7300 V anguard 7300 Functions and Features Feature Card s and Mezzanine Cards V anguard 7300 S eries products are highly scal able with V anguard Managed Solutio ns-supplied option c ards and half-si ze Mezzanine Cards.
About V anguard 7 300 1-5 V anguard 7300 Functions and Features Software Suppor t The V anguard 73 00 operates under the V a nguard Applicati ons W are software and support s the fol lowing licensing .
1-6 About V anguard 7300 V anguard 7300 Functions and Features Advance d Encryption Ca rd (AEC) Dat a Encryption Data encrypt ion is a very CPU in tensive process and is bes t implemented in hardware . V ang uard Managed Solution’ s provides a s ecure har dware-based encrypt ion and compress ion.
About V anguard 7 300 1-7 V anguard 7300 Functions and Features Compression When compress ed traff i c is sent over a Frame Relay link o n the V anguard 7300 Series, some compressed tra nsmitted frames might corrupt.
1-8 About V anguard 7300 V anguard 7300 Applications V anguard 7300 Applications Introduct ion This section de scribes a few t ypical applicat ions for V anguard 7300 Se ries product s.
About V anguard 7 300 1-9 V anguard 7300 Applications IP Routing T raffic Figure 1- 4 shows a V anguard 7300 Se ries rou ter used to provi de support for high-sp eed LAN IP routing in a Frame Relay , IP network environment . The V anguard 7310 is equipped with 1 0/100BaseT Ethernet PMCs and T1/E1/PRI c ards.
1-10 About V anguard 7300 V anguard 7300 Applications Multiservi ce IP , SNA, Serial and V oice T raffic Figure 1- 5 shows a V anguard Series router used to s upport mixed IP , SNA, serial, and voice traffi c.
About V anguard 7 300 1-1 1 V anguard 7300 Applications Regional Concentrator with Mult iple Low- Speed W AN Port s Figure 1- 6 shows a V anguard 7300 Se ries router us ed in a regio nal concent ration applica tion.
1-12 About V anguard 7300 V anguard 7300 Applications Large Networki ng Solution U sing Multiple V anguard 7300’ s Figure 1- 7 illustr ates multiple V anguard 7300 d evices in very lar ge networks. In this ex a mple, traf fic is di stribut ed across a numbers of V anguard 73 00’ s for load-ba l ancing a nd redundancy .
About V anguard 7 300 1-13 V anguard 7300 Platform Version 1 V an guard 7300 Pla tform V ersion 1 Introduct ion This section de scribes the V anguard 7300 Pl atform.
1-14 About V anguard 7300 V a nguard 73 00 Plat form Version 1 The V a nguard 7300 C hassis V ersion 1 Introduct ion V anguard 7300 S eries chassis fit standard e quipment racks , and the ca rds have PICMG standar dized telecom-grad e connectors.
About V anguard 7 300 1-15 V anguard 7300 Platform Version 1 Figure 1- 10. 7330 Mid plane and Card Connectors, Cutaway Diagram Chassis Rear Chassis Front Ve r s i o n 1.
V an guard 7300 Pla tform V ersion 2 Introduct ion This section de scribes the V anguard 7300 Pl atform. The V anguard 7300 Platform The V anguard 73 00 V ersion 2 Ser ies chas sis with its standardized Compa ctPCI bus archit ecture permits high-speed, hi gh-avail ability , compute-i ntensive teleco m municati on application s.
About V anguard 7 300 1-17 V anguard 7300 Platform Version 2 The V a nguard 73 00 Chassis - V ersion 2 Introduct ion V anguard 7300 S eries chassis fit standard e quipment racks , and the ca rds have PICMG standar dized telecom-grad e connectors.
1-18 About V anguard 7300 V a nguard 73 00 Plat form Version 2 V a nguard 7300 Cards Descriptio n The V anguard 73 00’ s midplane s lots hol d special-purpo se printed cir cuit cards and rear transition modu les accessible from both the front and the rear of the rack-moun ted chassis.
About V anguard 7 300 1-19 V anguard 7300 Platform Version 2 Comp act PCI Connectors Descriptio n The Compact PCI midplane is located toward the middle of the chassis, and each card slot i s equipped with male J1 conn ectors (pins) . The plug-in ca rds use s ocket (female ) connecto r s.
1-20 About V anguard 7300 V a nguard 73 00 Plat form Version 2 CompactPCI c ards and rear tr ansiti on modules pl ug into the midpla ne’ s front and rear pin connecto r s. Ea ch card or module us es IEC-appro ved 1 10-pin c onnectors for power , ground, an d all 32-bit and 64-bi t PCI signals, ra t her than card-edge connecto rs.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-1 Chapter 2 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and Co mponents Overview Introduct ion This chapter de scribes V anguard 730 0 Series chassis en closures and provides detail ed description s of avail able har dware options and fea ture cards.
2-2 V anguard 7300 Enclosures and Comp onents Enclosures Enclosures Introduct ion V anguard 7300 V ersio n 1 and V ersion 2 Series Routers h ave disti nct encl osures: V anguard 7300 Re vision 1 Se ri.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-3 Enclosures Figure 2- 1. V anguard 7300 V ersion 1 Seri es Enclosure Views Figure 2- 2. V anguard 7300 V ersion 2 Seri es Enclosure Views w id t h = 1 7.5 i n height = 5.25 in depth = 16.5 in width = 17.
2-4 V anguard 7300 Enclosures and Comp onents Enclosures V anguard 7 310 V ersion 1 En closure V anguard 7310 Enclosure Features V ersion 1 The V anguard Mode l 7310 V ersion 1 enclosure of fers the se featur es: • Fiv e ho rizon tal card slots • 3U (5.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-5 Enclosures Rear of the V anguard 7310 V ersion 1 Enclosure The re ar of the V anguard 73 10 V ersion 1 (Fi gure 2 -4) provi des access to: • Power co.
2-6 V anguard 7300 Enclosures and Comp onents Enclosures V anguard 7 330 V ersion 1 En closure V anguard 7330 V ersion 1 Enclosure Feat ures The V anguard Mode l 7330 V ersion 1 router e nclosure has .
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-7 Enclosures Rear V iew The V anguard 73 30 V ersion 1 re ar panel (Fi gure 2-6) provides acc ess to AC power cord rec eptacles and T1/E1/ PRI, T3/E3 A TM and Se rial Rear T ransition Modul e connecto rs.
2-8 V anguard 7300 Enclosures and C omponents Enclosures V anguard 7330 V ersion 1 Fan T ray Y ou can in stall and rem ove the fa n tray from the f ront of the V anguard 7330 enclosur e. The fan tray i s hot-swappable; it can be removed without t urning of f the system powe r and witho ut disrupting s ystem servi ce.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-9 Enclosures V anguard 7310 and 73 30 V e rsion 2 Enclosure V anguard 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 Enclosure Feat ures The V anguard Mode l 7310 and 73 30 V .
2-10 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents Enclosures Rear V iew The V anguard 73 10 and 7330 V ersion 2 re ar panel ( Figure 2- 8) provid es access to AC power cor d receptacles a nd T1/E1/PRI, T3/E3 A TM and Ser ial Rear T r ansiti on Module conne ctors.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-1 1 Enclosures V anguard 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 Fan assemblies Y ou can install and r emove the i ntake fa n assemblies from the front of the V anguard 7310 and 73 30 enclosure.
2-12 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s V an guard 7300 Cards Introduct ion These subs ections describe the V anguard Managed Sol utions-suppli ed cards that are fully .
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-13 V anguard 7300 Cards Central Processor Unit ( CPU) Ca rds Introduct ion There are two ty pes of Central Processor Unit (CPU) cards that a r e sup port.
2-14 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s CPU Board Layout Figure 2- 9 shows the layout of th e V anguard 7300 Seri es CPU card. Note tha t there is room on the CPU card besi de the Mem ory PMC f or insta lling the two-p ort Ethernet PMC (described in C hapt er 5).
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-15 V anguard 7300 Cards Figure 2- 10. CPU Card Fr ont Panel, MPC750 Front Panel LEDs The CPU card offers four LEDs to provi de operat ion and sys tem status info rmation.
2-16 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s CPU Card Se rial Number For V anguard 7 300 Series CPU card serial number loca tion, see Fi gure 2-9. R efer to this se rial numbe r when contacting V anguard Managed So lutions Service Represen tatives.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-17 V anguard 7300 Cards Port Operat ing Mode The “Po rt Operat ing Mode” parameter inclu des a range selecti on of 1000FD: CPU Board Layout Figure 2- 1 1 shows the layo ut of the V anguard 7300 Ser ies IBM750FX CPU card.
2-18 V anguard 7300 Enclosure s and Componen t s V a nguard 73 00 Card s PCI Mezzanine Card (PMC) Support The IBM750FX CPU car d provides two sl ots for i nstall ation of t wo 2-port 10/100Bas eT Ethernet PMC’ s in the available PMC slot s.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-19 V anguard 7300 Cards Front Panel LEDs The IBM750FX CPU car d offers fou r LEDs and a r e set sw itch to pr ovide oper ation and syste m s tatus info rmat ion.
2-20 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s (A/R) Abor t/Reset Switch The Abor t Res et S witch (A /R) has the f ollow ing f unc tiona lity: • Mo men tary d epr essio n (.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-21 V anguard 7300 Cards Carrier Expansion Card Introduct ion V anguard 7300 S eries products support a variet y of interfaces u sing optional PCI Mezzanine Cards (PMCs ). Carrier Ex pansion Card PMCs i nstall on top of th e card.
2-22 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s Front Panel LEDs This ta ble d escr ibes the two LED s lo cate d on the fro nt pane l of the Carr ier Expa nsi on C ard: Pinout s See Appendix B, V anguard 7300 Cable Connect ors and Pinouts for PM C pinouts .
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-23 V anguard 7300 Cards PCI Mezzanine Card (PMC) Introduct ion 10/100BaseT Ether net Mezzanine Cards (PMCs)can be in stalled in th e PMC slot o n the CPU car d and in th e two PMC slots on the Carr ier Expansion Car d.
2-24 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s LED Indicat ors This tab le describes t he three LE D s assoc iated wit h each Ethernet PMC port: Cable and Connector Pin outs Each 10/100Bas eT Et hernet PMC has two RJ45 connectors, Por t 1 and 2.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-25 V anguard 7300 Cards T1/E1/PRI Ca rd and Rear T ransition Module Introduct ion T1/E1/PRI card f unctions a r e pro vided by a two-par t card that occu.
2-26 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s T1/E1/PRI La yout Figure 2-16 shows the positio n of a T1/E1/PRI car d and rear tran sition modu le. Figure 2-16. Installed T1/E1/PRI Car d and Rear T ransition Module T1/E1/PRI Car d - Front Panel The T1/E1/ PRI card front pan el is shown in Figure 2-17.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-27 V anguard 7300 Cards T1/E1/PRI Rea r T ransi tion Module - Rear Panel The T1/E1/ PRI Rear T ransition Module connects to the T1/E1/PRI card at the V anguard 7300 midpl ane.
2-28 V anguard 7300 Enclosure s and Componen t s V a nguard 73 00 Card s T3/E3 A TM Card Introduct ion The T3/E3 A TM Card is a Compac t PCI card that prov ides an in telligent c onnection between t he A TM layer and t he T3/E3 physic al data port.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-29 V anguard 7300 Cards T3/E3 Rear T ransition Module The T3/E3 Rea r T ransition Modu le connects to t he Carrier Expansio n Card and provides a single .
2-30 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s Carrier Exp ansion Card - Fr ont Panel The front panel of the Carrier Expansion Ca rd is shown in Figure 2-20 . The serial number l abel is on the undersi d e of the card, near t he leftmos t PMC slot.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-31 V anguard 7300 Cards Rear Panel LEDs The T3/E3 Rear T ransi t ion Modu le of fers four LE D s to pr ovide operation and syste m s tatus info rmat ion: Cabling Refer to Appendi x B, V anguard 7300 Ca ble Connectors and Pinouts f or T3/E3 Rear T ransition Modul e cabling.
2-32 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s T3/E3 A TM Mezzan ine Card (PMC) Descriptio n T o support T3 /E3 A TM functions , a T3/E3 A TM PCI Mezzani ne card ( PM C) must be inst a lled in slot 1 on the Carrier Ex pansion Card.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-33 V anguard 7300 Cards A TM Compression Follow the step s in the t a ble b elow . This confi guration allows the data from an LCON-1 to go out to a n A TM station compr essed. S tep Action 1 Under the Co nfigure Network Servi ces Menu, select PVC Se tup T able.
2-34 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s Serial Ca rd and Rear T ransition Module Introduct ion The Serial Card and its Serial Rear Tr ansition Modul e support mul ti-protocol high- speed serial data co mmunicati ons. The Serial Card a nd transit ion module support up to eight channels of serial data.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-35 V anguard 7300 Cards Serial Rear T ransition Module T ransi tion Module Port Connector and Configurati on Each port has a d edicated connector and is independentl y conf igured and cabled.
2-36 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s Clock Timing Ti mi n g The 730 0 serial cards can be cloc ked Inter nal, External, Ex tInt, and E xtLp with no restri ctions between ports or speeds up t o 8 ,196,000bp s. These timing modes are the same as o ther standard V anguard products.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-37 V anguard 7300 Cards • There is one Card Clock on each card. Card Clock allows you to lock multiple Groups to gether and must be u sed for voice por ts. • There is one S ystem Cl ock bus in the node, whi ch al lows you t o lock multi ple cards tog ether.
2-38 V anguard 7300 Enclosure s and Componen t s V a nguard 73 00 Card s Serial T ransition Module - Rear Vi ew The Seria l Rear T ransition Module provides eight SSIO connectors: Figure 2- 26.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-39 V anguard 7300 Cards T oken Ring Card Introduct ion This card provi des two 4/16Mbps toke n ring ports for the 7300 platfo rm. This car d conforms to the IEEE8 02.5 standard for token rin g. The 7300 supports one token ring ca rd per box.
2-40 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s T oken Ring Card Figure 2-28 shows the T oken Ring car d. All connection s are loc ated on the fr ont of the card. The T oken Ring card has two ports a nd each port supports only one UTP or STP conn ection.
V anguar d 7300 Encl osure s and Comp onents 2-41 V anguard 7300 Cards Advance d Encryption Ca rd (AEC) Introduct ion Release 6.4 and gr eater supports the Advanced Encryp tion Standa rd (AES) encrypt ion for the V anguard 7300 Series using the Advanced Encrypt ion Card (AEC).
2-42 V anguard 73 00 Enclosures and C omponents V a nguard 73 00 Card s Note V anguard 7300 S eries pl atforms do not support SAM encryp tion. Certain SAM specif ic menu ite m s in Exami ne, List, Copy , Delete, S tats and Config uration menus are not shown.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-1 Chapter 3 V anguard 7300 Inst allatio n Overview Introduct ion This chapter e xplains ho w to ins tall and cable your V anguard 73 00 Series r outer .
3-2 V anguard 7300 Installation Before Y ou Begin Before Y ou Beg in Introduct ion A V anguard 7300 Seri es rout er comes with its CPU and other cards factory-i nstalled. The on-site instal lation proces s inv olves rack-mo unting the unit and attaching cables and AC power cord s.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-3 Before You Begin Check ing Y our Shipment C ontent s Introduct ion This section de scribes the shipment c ontents for the V anguard 7300.
3-4 V anguard 7300 Installation Before Y ou Begin Figure 3- 2. T ypical V anguard 7330 V ersion 1 Contents Figure 3- 3. T ypical V anguard 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 Contents AC Pow er Cords (2) AC Powe.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-5 Before You Begin In Case of Damaged or Missing Part s If the equipment is damaged , contact the shi pper . If you h ave addit ional conc erns about dama ged or missing par ts, contac t your nea rest V anguard Manag e d Solutio ns repre senta tive.
3-6 V anguard 7300 Installation How to Choose a Site How to Choose a Site Introduct ion Before you in stall a V anguard 7300 Series router , se lect a site for the device. The site should be free of accumula t ed dus t and envi ronmental e xtremes. Refer to Appendix A, Sp ecifications , for detailed dimens ions.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-7 How to Choose a Site Ther mal Conside rations Introduct ion This section de scribes some of the heat a nd temperat ure fa ctors th at can af fect yo ur V anguard 7300 S eries route r . Fan After t he unit is instal led, power it up to be sure the fans ar e working pr operly .
3-8 V anguar d 7300 Ins tallat ion Removing And Replacing V anguard 7300 Front Covers Removing And Rep lacing V ang uard 7300 Front C overs Introduct ion The front cover panels on V anguard 7300 V ersion 1 Series routers can be removed for ease i n access and cabl ing.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-9 Removing An d Replacing Vanguard 7300 Front Cover s Figure 3- 6. V anguard 7310 and 7330 Ver sion 2 Front Cover Pan el.
3-10 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Removing And Replacing V anguard 7300 Front Covers Procedures Introduct ion This section pr ovides instruc tions fo r removing a nd replac ing the V anguard 7310 V ersion 1 fr ont covers.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-1 1 Removing An d Replacing Vanguard 7300 Front Cover s The V anguard 7310 V ersion 1 Front Cable Channel The le ft-hand fixed V anguard 7310 V ersi on 1 front cover pane l contains the c able chann el at the top.
3-12 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Removing And Replacing V anguard 7300 Front Covers Removing and Replacing V anguard 7330 V ersion 1 Front Cover Panels Use th e procedur e in this table to remove a .
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-1 3 Removing An d Replacing Vanguard 7300 Front Cover s The V anguard 7330 V ersion 1 Front Cable Channel The fixe d right 7330 V ersion 1 front cov er panel c ontains the cab le channel at the bottom.
3-14 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Removing And Replacing V anguard 7300 Front Covers V anguard 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 Front Cover Panels Use th e procedur e in this table t o remove and replac e th.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-1 5 Installing the V anguard 7300 in a Rack Inst alling t he V anguard 7 300 in a Rack Introduct ion This section e xplains how to install a V anguard 7300 router chassis in an industry- standar d 19-inch EIA equip m ent ra ck.
3-16 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Installing the V anguard 730 0 in a Rack Procedure fo r Rack-mounting Figure 3- 10 shows the mount ing hardwa re locations on the flanges of the V anguard 7310 V ersion 1.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-1 7 Installing the V anguard 7300 in a Rack Figure 3- 1 1. Rack-Mount Loca tions - V anguard 7330 V ersion 1.
3-18 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Installing the V anguard 730 0 in a Rack V ersion 2 Rack- mounting Use th ese steps for rack-moun ting a 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 Seri es router: 1) Remove the f ront cove rs. (See the “Removi ng And Replacing V anguar d 7300 Front Cove rs” section on pa ge 3-8.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-1 9 Attaching a V anguard 7300 AC Power Cord Att aching a V an guard 7300 AC Power Cord Introduct ion This section e xplains how to att ach an AC Power Cord to a V anguard 7 310 or 7330. Att aching the Power Cord Attach t he suppli e d power cord to the rear of the AC power supply a nd plug it in.
3-20 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Attaching a V anguard 7300 AC Power Cord V ersion 2 For the V anguard 7310 a nd 7330 V ersion 2 ro uters, there are two AC power cords on the back of the enclos ure, one f or each of the two AC power supplies , as shown in Figure 3- 15.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-2 1 Connecting V anguard 7300 DC Power Connecting V anguard 7300 DC Power Introduct ion V anguard 7300 V ersion 1 Series D C power connector s are located o n the rear of the chassis .
3-22 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Connecting V anguard 7 300 DC Powe r Connect ing DC P ower to a V angua rd 7310 V ersion 1 Introduct ion The V anguard 73 10 V ersion 1, DC powe r circui t breaker switch a nd DC power plug are loc ated as shown in Figur e 3-16.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-2 3 Connecting V anguard 7300 DC Power DC Power Supply Connector Part s Parts f or the connect or are no t supplied by V anguar d Managed Solut ions.
3-24 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Connecting V anguard 7 300 DC Powe r Connect ing DC P ower to a V angua rd 7330 V ersion 1 Introduct ion The DC-powered V anguard 7 330 has a pair of independent t e rminal bl ocks on each power supp ly , shown in Figu re 3-18 and Figure 3-21.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-2 5 Connecting V anguard 7300 DC Power Wiring a V anguard 7330 DC Power Supply Use the pr ocedures in thi s table for connecting DC power t o the dual input terminal blocks on a V anguard 7330 V ersion 1 : Note Obtain UL/CSA-approv ed power cables and connectors with insulated crimp-on terminal s.
3-26 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Connecting V anguard 7 300 DC Powe r Connect ing DC P ower to a V anguar d 7310 an d 7330 V ersion 2 V ersion 2 The DC-power ed V anguard 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 ha ve a termin al block for each power module, shown i n Figure 3-20.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-2 7 Connecting V anguard 7300 DC Power Wiring a V anguard 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 DC Power Supply Use the pr ocedures in thi s table for connecting DC power t o the in.
3-28 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Cabling Procedures Cabling Pro cedures Introduct ion This section provides cabling procedures for the V anguard 7300 Series CPU card and for any optiona l cards pre-i nstalled in your 7300 router .
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-2 9 Cabling Procedures CPU C ards There ar e two types of Central Processo r Unit (CPU) cards that are support ed in the V anguard 7300 S eries Platfor m. • MPC750 • IBM750FX MPC750 CPU Card Introduct ion The connectors o n the fron t of the MPC750 CPU card are sho w in Figu re 3-22.
3-30 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Cabling Procedures Cabling t he Operator Consol e There is a DB9 connector on t h e front o f the MPC750 CPU card for connec ting an operato r consol e to the V anguard 7300. An operator console can be an asynchronous VT100 termi nal (or a PC with async hronous VT100 ter minal emula tion capability .
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-3 1 Cabling Procedures Cable the IBM750FX CPU Use th ese steps to cable the IBM750FX CPU car d front p a nel: 1) Attach a standard shiel ded Ethe rnet cabl e with an RJ 45 plug conn ector to the RJ45 10/100 /1000 BaseT Etherne t port.
3-32 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Cabling Procedures Carrier Expansion Card Introduct ion Connectors on th e front of the Ca rrier ex pansion card (Fi gure 3-24) are PMC slot Ethernet ports of any inst alled Dual 10/100Ba seT Ethernet PMCs. Figure 3- 24.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-3 3 Cabling Procedures T1/E1/PRI Card Introduct ion T he V ang uard 7300 T1/E 1/PR I Card R J48 C data ports are at the rear of the chass is on the T1/ E1/PRI Rear T ransition Mod ule. The rear module has 12 physical p orts.
3-34 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Cabling Procedures T3/E3 A TM Card Introduct ion The V anguard 7300 T3/ E3 A TM Card has two, BNC 75 -Ohm connectors. The connecto rs are located at the rear of the chassis on the T3/E3 Rear T ransition Module as shown i n Figure 3-27.
V anguard 7 300 Installatio n 3-3 5 Cabling Procedures Serial Card Introduct ion All cabling for the Serial card is done at the rear of the chassi s on the 8-port rear panel sh own in Figure 3-28. Th e eight ports s upport up t o eight channels of serial data fo r W AN networking and telecommunicatio ns applic ations.
3-36 V anguard 7 300 Installat ion Cabling Procedures T oken Ring Card Cabling All c a blin g for the T oken Ring card is done at th e front of the card as shown in Figure 3- 29. All con nections are lo cated on the fro nt of the c ard. The T oken Ring card has two ports and e ach port s upports only one U TP or STP connection.
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-1 Chapter 4 Operating Y our V ang uard 7300 Overview Introduct ion This chapter pr ovides the vari ous procedures ne cessary for st arting your V anguard 7300 plat for.
4-2 Operating Y our V anguard 7300 Powe r-Up P roce dure Power-Up Procedure Introduct ion This section e xplains how to power- up a V anguard 7300 Seri es router .
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-3 Accessing the Control T erminal Port Accessing the Control T erminal Port Introduct ion Once you powe r up a V anguard 7 300, you can access the Control T erminal Port (CTP) fro m the PC or termin al attached to the CTP por t.
4-4 Operating Y our V anguard 7300 Accessin g the Contro l T ermi nal Port Figure 4- 1 shows a t ypical V anguard 7300 CTP ter minal power -up displa y for a V anguard 7300 with T1/E/PRI cards. The power-up process c an take two to thr ee minutes t o complete .
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-5 Accessing the Control T erminal Port Figure 4- 2 shows a t ypical V anguard 7300 CTP ter minal power -up displa y for a V anguard 7300 wi th Seria l cards.
4-6 Operating Y our V anguard 7300 Loading Software Loading Sof tware Introduct ion This section br iefly descri bes how to l oad the software into your V anguard 7300 Series router . When you p ower up a V anguar d 7300, it i nitiates a node boot using previous ly loaded ope rating so ftware (Applica tions W are).
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-7 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration V an guard 7300 Port Configuration Introduct ion The V anguard 73 00’ s unique por t number system pr ovides the phys ical and virt ual port numbe rs required by the Appli cations W are software for configurin g the router on your ne twork.
4-8 Oper ating Y our V anguard 7300 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration CPU Card Port Numbers A CP U ca rd i s a lway s pr ese nt an d al ways res ide s in chas sis slot 1.
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-9 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration Figure 4-3. Port Numbers -- MPC750 CPU and Carrier Expansion Card Example Carrier Expansion C ard • 2-port Ethernet P MC in PMC S.
4-10 Operating Y our V anguard 7300 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration Figure 4- 4. Port Numbers -- Serial/ T1/E1/PRI Rear T ransition Modules Figure 4- 5. V anguard 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 -- MPC750 CPU and Carrier Expansion Card E xample Note The MPC750 CPU car d ports ar e shown in the e xample above.
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-1 1 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration Port Speed Descriptio n T h e P o rt S p e e d va l u e i n t h e F R I , P P P , X . 2 5 , S D L C , a n d T B O P st at i s t i c s s c r e e n is th e configur ed Port Speed for the V anguard 7300 Seri al Port, not the actual measured port spe ed.
4-12 Operating Y our V anguard 7300 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration V anguard 7300 LLC-SDLC LAN Port s T o run LLC-SDLC (SLAC) on a V anguard 7 300 Series rout er , you must use the f irst two Ether n et ports , the lowest number ed ports in the node.
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-13 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration BSC 2780/3 780-to- SNA LU0 Conversion The BSC 2780/3780-to -SNA/LU0 Conversion is desig ned specific ally for use in T andem and IBM S/3 90 networks utili zed by la rge financ i al inst i tution s.
4-14 Operating Y our V anguard 7300 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration V oice Port Configuration Introduct ion This section describes the H .323 V ersion 2 fea tures. For more i nformation o n H.323 voice pa rameters, see the V anguar d V oice Manual ( Part Number T0104-05 ).
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-15 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration Figure 4- 8. Port Configur ation Menu H.323 Dynamic Coder Parameter This is a description of t he H.323 Dynamic Coder parameter: For more i nformatio n, refer to the V anguar d V oice Manu al ( Part Number T0104-05).
4-16 Operating Y our V anguard 7300 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration Dyna mic Mo dem Dynamic Modem is a new configu ration parameter create d t o Enable or D isable DSP dynamical ly , switch ing to codec G .71 1 after a high speed or f ax modem is det ected.
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-17 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration Dynamic Modem Parameter This is a description of t he Dynamic Modem paramete r: Wa r n i n g For digital interfaces the timing m ust b e traceabl e back to t he same clock source and/ or a S tratum 1 clock.
Alter nate Gat ekeeper Descriptio n The Alternate Gateke eper feature provides redunda ncy fo r a gatekeep er in a network where gat ekeepers are used. This functionality allows a gateway t o use up to nine altern ate gatekeeper s as a backup in th e case of pri mary gatekeepe r failu re.
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-19 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration Configuring the Block Alert ing Parameter The Blo ck Alerting pa rameter is acce ssed using the H.32 3 Options. T o configure your H.323 V irtual Port fo r Block Ale rting, select H.
4-20 Operating Y our V anguard 7300 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration Registerin g E.164 Numbers The pho ne number used i n the Local Subscr iber Address para meter is regist ered as E.16 4 numb ers . The Lo cal Su bscr ibe r Addr ess parame ter is acces sed from the V oic e Port Reco rd of the FXS/FXO interf ace types.
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-21 V anguard 7300 Port Configuration Configuring the Local Subscri ber Address The Loc al Subscri ber Address para meter is a ccessed using th e V oice Port Reco rd Options.
4-22 Operating Y our V anguard 7300 Board Management Boar d Manage ment Introduct ion Board management is limited to boar d level actions , this in cludes resetti ng the hardware , testing the ha r dw.
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-23 Board Management Keep alive T ries Range 0-3 Default 2 Descript ion This is the numbe r of consecut ive keepalive failures that cause the trigger of a recovery pr ocedure. A keepali ve failure is counted when a keepa live timeout occ urs and no respons e to the previous keepaliv e enquiry has been received.
4-24 Operating Y our V anguard 7300 Board Management Control Board M anagement has its own contr ol entry: Main-> Contro l->Board Management. See Figure 4-13 for a n example of the Boa rd Management me nu: Figure 4- 13.
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-25 Board Management S t atus B oard Ma nagem ent h as i ts ow n s tatis tics entry : Main->S tats->Board-> Management. A node boot will reset al l statisti c s. In t he Board Manag ement Sta t istic s menu, the fol lowing menu items will b e listed: Figure 4- 14.
4-26 Operating Y our V anguard 7300 Board Management Board Management History S tat istics Board Man agement his tory keeps a det ailed log of eve nts occurring wi th respec t to individ ual boar ds. The history i s for all no n-host boards in the system.
Operating Y our V anguard 7300 4-27 Board Management Reset Board Management History Log When this menu it em is selected , the CTP operator is as ked to confirm the procedure before i t is initiat ed.
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Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-1 Chapter 5 Modifying Y o ur V anguard 7300 Overview Introduct ion This chapter pr ovides procedur es for removin g and repla cing V anguard 7300 Series Cards.
5-2 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 General Card Repla cement Guide lines General Card Repl acement Guideline s Introduct ion This section de scribes gui delines f or installin g and replacing h ardware component s and card s into the V anguard 73 00 enclosure.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-3 General Card Replacement Guideline s Figure 5- 1. Chassis Car d and T ransition Module Guides 7330 Ver sion 1 Figure 5- 2.
5-4 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 General Card Repla cement Guide lines Removing a Compa ctPCI Card or T ransition Module Use th e procedur e in this table to remove y our V anguard 730 0 cards and re ar transi tion modules from the chassis.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-5 General Card Replacement Guideline s Insertin g a Compa ctPCI Card or T ransition Module Whether yo u are replacing an existing Compact PCI component or adding a ne.
5-6 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 General Card Repla cement Guide lines Figure 5- 4. Inserting a CompactPCI Card or T ransitio n Module Ste p 1 Ste p 2 Ste p 3 Ste p 4.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-7 General Card Replacement Guideline s V anguard 7300 Card Inst allation Order Introduct ion V anguard Manage d Solutions recommends t hat you in stall cards in th e .
5-8 Modi fying Y our V anguard 730 0 General Card Repla cement Guide lines Caution Some compo nents used in the V anguard 7300 ar e sensitive t o static elect ric dischar ges; stat ic electric discharges can cause damag e to inte r nal c omponents. Use proper h andling and ground ing precauti ons whenever handli ng cards and components .
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-9 General Card Replacement Guideline s Figure 5- 6. CPU Card I nstallati on Guidelines - 7310 and 73 30 Ve rsion 2 10/100BaseT Ethernet PMC When install ing 10/100Ba .
5-10 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 General Card Repla cement Guide lines T1/E1/PRI Card If you a re i nstalli ng the T1/E1/PRI card without a V oice Server Card into a V anguard 7300 encl osure it i.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-1 1 Removing and Replacing the CPU Card and CPU Mezzanine Card (PMC) Removing and Rep lacing the CPU Ca rd and CPU Mezzanine Card (PMC) Introduct ion This section pr .
5-12 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Removing and Replacing the CPU Ca rd and CPU Mezzanine Car d (PMC) Removing a nd Replacin g the MPC 750 CPU C ard Removing the MPC750 CPU Card The V anguard 7300 MPC750 CPU card is illustr ated in Figure 5-7.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-13 Removing and Replacing the CPU Card and CPU Mezzanine Card (PMC) Inst alling Mezzanine Cards (PMCs) on the MPC750 CPU Card Descriptio n This sec tion describes how to inst all an Ethernet PCI PMC onto the MPC750 CPU card.
5-14 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Removing and Replacing the CPU Ca rd and CPU Mezzanine Car d (PMC) Inst alling an Ethernet PMC on the MPC750 CPU Card T o add a 10/1 00BaseT Ethernet PMC, install the fi rst PMC in the MPC750 CPU Card PCI PMC loc ation bes i de the Memor y PMC.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-15 Removing and Replacing the CPU Card and CPU Mezzanine Card (PMC) Inst alling Mezzanine Cards (PMCs) on the IBM750FX CPU Card Descriptio n This section de scribes how to install an Ethernet PCI PMC onto the IBM750FX CPU card.
5-16 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Removing and Replacing the CPU Ca rd and CPU Mezzanine Car d (PMC) Figure 5- 1 1. Installi ng the Etherne t PM C on the IBM750FX CPU Card 7 Positio n the PMC on top of the card (PMC 1 or 2) as s hown in Figure 5-1 1.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-17 Removing and Replacing the CPU Card and CPU Mezzanine Card (PMC) Reinstalling t he CPU Card Reinst alling the CPU Card Use th e steps i n this ta ble to reinsta ll the CPU c ard in to the V anguard 730 0 enclosur e: Ste p A c ti o n 1 Open the ej ector le vers.
5-18 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Removing and Replacing Carrier Expansion Cards and Mezzanine Cards (PMCs) Removing and Rep lacing Carrier Exp ansio n Cards and Mezzanine Cards (PMCs) Introduct io.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-19 Removing and Replacing Carrier Expansion Cards and Mezzanine Cards (PMCs) Removing t he Car rier Expansion Card Removing the Carrier Expansi on Card Use th e steps.
5-20 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Removing and Replacing Carrier Expansion Cards and Mezzanine Cards (PMCs) Inst alling Ethernet PMCs on the Carrier Expansion Card Introduct ion This section de scribes how to i nstall PMCs o n the Carrier Expa nsion Card .
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-21 Removing and Replacing Carrier Expansion Cards and Mezzanine Cards (PMCs) Figure 5- 13. Installi ng Etherne t PMCs on the Carri er Expansion Card 2 Place th e Carrier Expansi on Card on a clean, grounded, and st atic-free surf ace.
5-22 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Removing and Replacing Carrier Expansion Cards and Mezzanine Cards (PMCs) Replacing the Carrier Expansion Card Inst alling the Carrier Expansi on Card When re i nsta lling a Ca rrier Expans ion Card, the f irst Carr ier Expan sion card shou ld be placed in card slot 2, the first slot besi de the CPU Car d.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-23 Removing and Replacing the T1/E1/PRI Card and Rear Transition Module Removing and Rep lacing the T1/E1/PR I Card and Rear T ransit ion Module Introduct ion This se.
5-24 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Removing and Replacing the T1/E 1/PRI Card and Rear T ransition Module Removing a nd Replacin g the T1/E1 /PRI Card Introduct ion This section e xplains how to remov e and reinstall the T1/E1/ PRI Card.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-25 Removing and Replacing the T1/E1/PRI Card and Rear Transition Module Removing an d Replacing the T1/E1/PRI Rear T ransition Module Introduct ion The T1/E1/PRI Rear T ransition Modu le provid es physical conne ctor interfa ces for T1/E1/PRI c ard data and voi ce functions.
5-26 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Removing and Replacing the T1/E 1/PRI Card and Rear T ransition Module Inst alling the V oice Server (DSP) Mezzanine Card (PMC) Inst alling a V oice Server PMC on .
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-27 Removing and Replacing th e T3/E3 A TM Card and Rear Tra nsition Module Removing and Rep lacing the T3/E3 A TM C ard and Rear T ransitio n Module Introduct ion The.
5-28 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Removing and Replacing the T3/E 3 A TM Card and Rear Tr ansition Module Removing a nd Replacin g the T3/E3 A TM C ard Introduct ion This section e xplains how to remov e and reinstall the T3/E3 A TM Ca r d.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-29 Removing and Replacing th e T3/E3 A TM Card and Rear Tra nsition Module Removing an d Replacing the T3/E3 R ear T ransition Mo dule Introduct ion The T3/E3 Rear T ransi t ion Modu le pro vides the physical conn ector int erfaces for T3/E3 A TM Card func tionality .
5-30 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Removing and Replacing the T3/E 3 A TM Card and Rear Tr ansition Module Inst alling the T3/E3 A TM Mezzanine Card (PMC) Inst alling a T3/ E3 A TM PMC onto a Carrier Exp ansion Card Use the st eps in this table to install the T3/ E3 A TM PMC onto t he Carrier Expansi on Card.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-31 Removing and Replacing the Serial Card and Serial Rear Transition Module Removing and Replacin g the S erial Card and Serial Rear T ransition Module Introduct ion .
5-32 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Removing and Replacing the Serial Card and Serial Rear T ransition Module Removing the Serial Card Use th e steps i n this ta ble to remove the Serial Card from th.
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-33 Removing and Replacing the Serial Card and Serial Rear Transition Module Removing a nd Replacin g the Se rial Rear T ran sition M odule Introduct ion The Serial Rear T ransition Mod ule provi des the physi cal connec t or inte rface for the Serial Card.
5-34 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Removing and Replacing the T oken Ring Car d Removing and Rep lacing the T oken Ring Card Inst alling the T oken Ring Card When insta lling a T oken Ring ca r d, the first T oken Ring card should be placed i n car d s lot 2, t he first sl ot besid e the CPU C ard .
Modifyin g Y our V anguard 7300 5-35 Installing and R emoving the Advanced Encryption Card (AEC) Inst alling an d Removing the A dvanced En cryption Card (A EC) Inst allation Use th e steps i n this t.
5-36 Modify ing Y our V anguard 7300 Installing and Removing the Advanc ed Encryption Card (AEC) Figure 5- 17. Advanced Encrypti on Card Installation ( in PMC 1) on the IBM750FX CPU Note The Encryp tion Card can only be instal led in PMC slot one. There is a limit of one Advance d Encryption Card ( AEC) per rou ter .
Replacing Power Supplies and Cooli ng Fans 6-1 Chapter 6 Repl acing Pow er Suppli es an d Coolin g Fans Overview Introduct ion This chapter e xplains ho w to remov e and repl ace the V anguard 7300 Seri es power supplie s and cooling fans.
6-2 Replacing Pow er Suppli es and Cooling F ans Replacing Power Su pplies and Cooling Fan s, 7310 Version 1 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling Fans, 7310 V ersion 1 Introduct ion Power to the V ang.
Replacing Power Supplies and Cooli ng Fans 6-3 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling Fans , 7310 V ersion 1 Removing and Inst alling the Power Supply/Inlet Fan Module Introduct ion This section ex plains how t o insta ll and r emove the Power S upply/Inlet Fa n Module from both AC and DC-powe r ed V anguard 731 0 routers .
6-4 Replacing Pow er Suppli es and Cooling F ans Replacing Power Su pplies and Cooling Fan s, 7310 Version 1 Removing an d Inst alling the Power Input M odule Introduct ion A V anguard 7310 V ersion 1 power input module is accessi ble from the rear of the enclosur e.
Replacing Power Supplies and Cooli ng Fans 6-5 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling Fans , 7310 V ersion 1 Removing an d Inst alling the Exhau st Fan Module Introduct ion The V anguard 73 10 V ersion 1 Exha ust Fan Module co ntains the rear exhaust fans.
6-6 Replacing Pow er Suppli es and Cooling F ans Replacing Power Su pplies and Cooling Fan s, 7330 Version 1 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling Fans, 7330 V ersion 1 Introduct ion This section pr ov.
Replacing Power Supplies and Cooli ng Fans 6-7 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling Fans , 7330 V ersion 1 Removing the Fan T ray Introduct ion This section e xplains how to remove and re place the two coo ling fans in the hot swap fan t ray beneath the module cage.
6-8 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling F ans Replacing Power Su pplies and Cooling Fan s, 7330 Version 1 Removing an d Replacing the V anguard 7330 V ersion 1 Power Supplies Introduct ion This section e xplains how to remov e and replace an AC o r DC power supply assembly in the V anguard 7330 V ersion 1chas sis.
Replacing Power Supplies and Cooli ng Fans 6-9 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling Fans , 7330 V ersion 1 Inst alling a Power Supply Refe r to Figu re 6 -6 a nd t he s teps in th is t abl e to i nst all th e A C pow er s uppl y: Figure 6- 6.
6-10 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling F ans Replacing Power Su pplies an d Cooling F ans, 7310 an d 7330 V ersio n 2 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling Fans, 7310 and 7330 Ve r s i o n 2 Introdu.
Replacing Power Supplies and Cooli ng Fans 6-1 1 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling Fans, 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 Removing an d Replacing the V anguard 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 Power Supplies Intro.
6-12 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling F ans Replacing Power Su pplies an d Cooling F ans, 7310 an d 7330 V ersio n 2 Removing and Replacing t he AC Power Supply Use the procedur es in this sec tion to remove and repl ace an AC Power Sup ply in the V anguard 7310 a nd 7330 V ersion 2 chassis.
Replacing Power Supplies and Cooli ng Fans 6-13 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling Fans, 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 Removing an d Inst alling the Exhau st Fan Module Introduct ion The V anguard 7310 and 7330 V ersi on 2 con tains a rear exhaust module.
6-14 Replacing Power Supplies and Cooling F ans Replacing Power Su pplies an d Cooling F ans, 7310 an d 7330 V ersio n 2 Removing and Installing the Int ake Fan M odule Introduct ion The V anguard 73 10 and 7330 V ersion 2 In take Fan Modul e contain s a singl e fan.
A-1 Appendix A Specification s Overview Introduct ion This appendix describes the physical, electrical, and environment a l specification s f or the V anguard 7300 Ser ies of products . The appendi x is divided into s eparate sectio ns, one for each mode l of the V anguard 7300 Ser ies routers.
A-2 V anguard 7310 V ersion 1 Product Specifications V an guard 7310 V ersion 1 Prod uct Specifications Introduct ion This section pr ovides product s pecification for the V anguard 7310. Chassis Dimensions Thes e are the cha ssi s dim ens ions: • 5.
A-3 V anguard 7310 V ersion 1 Product Specifications Electrica l These are the e lectrical spe cifications: • Power Factor: 0.95 W/V A. • Inrush Cu rrent: - 35A peak at 230 V AC for one li ne cycle. - 35A peak at -72 VDC wit hin 4 msec. • Eff iciency: Less t han 65% at f ull load, 110 V AC.
A-4 V anguard 7310 V ersion 1 Product Specifications T emperature and Environment al These ar e the temperatur e and environmental specificati ons: • T em pera ture: - Stora ge: -25 Degrees C t o 55.
A-5 V anguard 7330 V ersion 1 Product Specifications V an guard 7330 V ersion 1 Prod uct Specifications Introduct ion This section pr ovides product s pecification for the V anguard 7330. Chassis Dimensions Thes e are the cha ssi s dim ens ions: • 17.
A-6 V anguard 7330 V ersion 1 Product Specifications Electrica l These are the e lectrical spe cifications: • Power Factor: 0.98 W/V A • Inrush Cu rrent: - 40A peak at 1 15 V AC for one line cyc le - 40A peak at -36 VDC wit hin 4 msec.
A-7 V anguard 7330 V ersion 1 Product Specifications T emperature and Environment al These ar e the temperatur e and environmental specificati ons: • T em pera ture: - Operating: 0 Deg rees C to +40.
A-8 V anguard 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 Product Specifications V an guard 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 Product Specification s Introduct ion This section pr ovides pr oduct specific ations for the V anguard 7310 an d 7330 V ersion 2. Chassis Dimensions Thes e are the cha ssi s dim ens ions: • 17.
A-9 V anguard 7310 and 7330 V er sion 2 Produc t Specifications Power Supply AC Power Suppl y: • Power Factor: 95 % @1 10V , Full Load • Inrush Cu rrent: - 50A peak at 1 15 V AC for one line cyc le - 50A peak at 230 V AC for one li ne cycle.
A-10 V anguard 7310 and 7330 V ersion 2 Product Specifications Cooling Force d Air Cooling: • T wo hot-swappa ble fan assembli es. • Forced ai r ducting to Compac t PCI boards an d transi tion board s.
B-1 Appendix B V a nguard 7300 Cable Con nectors and Pinout s Overview Introduct ion This appendix de scribes these cabl es and pinouts f or the V anguard 7300 Ser ies products : • CPU Card Connec tor and Cable De tails. • Ethernet Mezzanine Card Connector and Cable Details.
B-2 CPU Card Connector and Cable Details CPU Card Connect or and Cable Det ails Introduct ion This section de scribes the two CPU Card Conne ctors and Cabl e Detail s.
B-3 CPU Card Connector and Cable Details LAN Interf ace The foll owing tabl e lists the Pin outs of the LAN int erface co nnector: Pin 1000 Mbps 10/100 Mbs 1 MDIO0+ TD- 2 MDIO0- TD- 3 MDIO0 RD+ 4M D I.
B-4 Ethernet Mezzanine Card Connector and Cable De tails Ethernet Mezzanine Card C onnector and Cab le Det ails RJ45 10/100BaseT Ethernet Por t Connector This table describes the pinout for t he CPU board’ s RJ4 5 10/100Base T Ethern et port and the 10/100Bas eT Ethernet Mezzanine Card ports.
B-5 T1/E1/PR I Cables T1/E1/PRI Cables Introduct ion This section de scribes the cable requi rements for t he T1/E1/PRI Car d. Cable Requirement s The T1/E 1/PRI card requires one of the followin g cables t o connect to the T1/E 1 ne twor k: • RJ48-to- RJ48 twisted-pai r cable t o connect to a T1 network (mini mum 26 A WG wire).
B-6 T3/E3 A TM Cables T3/E3 A TM Cables Introduct ion The T3/E3 A TM Card requires 2 BN C-to-BNC 75 -Ohm coaxial cable s that connect to eit her a T3 or E3 network and pr ovide 75-Ohm l ine impedan ce.
B-7 Serial Card Connector and Cable Details Serial Card Connector and Cable Det ails Introduct ion This section de scribes the details of th e serial card conne ctor and cable. Cable Connector The followin g cable connector information applies to the V anguard 7300 Ser ial Card.
B-8 Serial Car d Connect or and Cable Details V .35 DCE/DTE This is a list of the Seri al Card V .35 DCE and DTE connect or pinouts: 24 XTXC 25 (not u sed) 26 (not u sed) Pin Signal (conti nued) Pin S.
B-9 Serial Card Connector and Cable Details V .36 DCE/DTE This is a list of the Se rial Card V .36 DCE and DTE connector p inouts: V .21 DCE/ DTE This is a list of the Serial Car d V .
B-10 Serial Car d Connect or and Cable Details EIA530 DCE/DTE This is a list of the Serial Car d EIA 530 DCE and DTE c onnector pinouts : Pin Signal 1P r o t G n d 2 TXD(A) 3 RXD(A) 4R T S ( A ) 5C T S ( A ) 6D S R ( A ) 7 Signal Comm 8 DCD(A) 9R X C L K ( B ) 10 DCD(B) 1 1 Ext.
B-1 1 T oken Ring Card Connector and Cable Details T o ken Ring Card Co nnector and Cable Det ails UTP (RJ45) Connector This tab le describes t he UTP connector pin out: Wa r n i n g Attachi ng a CTP cable to a UTP port dama ges the token ri ng card.
B-12 AC and DC Power Connections AC and DC Pow er Connection s Introduct ion This section de scribes the AC and DC power connections . DC Power Cable Pinout s The Vanguar d 7310 DC Connector pin outs .
B-13 AC and DC Power Connections Figure B-3. V anguard 7310 and 7330 Ver sion 2 DC Power T erminal Block Detai ls Orderin g V anguard 7300 Cables T o order add itional cables please c ontact a V anguard Managed So lutions repre senta tive.
B-14 AC and DC Power Connections.
C-1 Appendix C V anguard 7300 Software License and Reg ulatory Inf ormation Overview Introduct ion This appendix pr ovides inform ation about the f ollowing: • FCC Part 68 a nd T elepho ne Company P rocedures and Require ments. • Product De clarations and Regulatory Infor mation.
C-2 FCC Part 68 and T elephone Company Procedures and Requirements FCC Part 68 an d T elephone Comp any Procedures and Requirement s Introduct ion This section de scribes the FCC Par t 68 T elephone Company Pr ocedures and Requiremen ts for DSU, T1, T3, and I SDN Inter faces.
C-3 FCC Part 68 and T elephone Company Procedures and Requirements Customer-Provid ed T elephone Equipment FCC regulat ions and telephone company procedur es prohibi t connection of customer -provided equipment to tele phone company-provi ded coin serv ice (cent ral o ffice- impl emen ted sy ste ms).
C-4 Product Declarations and Regulatory Information Product Declaratio ns and Regula tory Informatio n Introduct ion The followin g section s provide infor mation about standards compli ance, safety statemen ts, and ISDN T ype Approval s.
C-5 Product Declarations and Regulatory Information Industry Canada The followin g information inclu des the In dustry Canada sta tement regar ding ISDN and T1 equi pment use.
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Glo ssary -1 Glossary V an guard 7300 Glo ssary of T erms Intr oducti on This appe ndix lists the acronyms and defin itions of terms used in describi ng V anguard 7300 S e ries pr oducts.
Glossa ry-2 E1 W ide-area d igital t ransmiss ion that c arries data at .048 Mbps. E3 W ide-area d igital t ransmiss ion that carri es data at 34. 368 Mbp s.
Glo ssary -3 PBX Private Branch Exchange PCI Perip heral Computer Interconnect PCMCIA Personal Memory Card International Asso ciation PING Packet Inte rnet Grouper PMC PCI Me zzani ne Card . A hal f-size pri nte d cir cui t car d th at mounts on a f ull-sized V anguard 730 0 chassis slot c ard.
Glossa ry-4 UDP User Datagram Pr otocol UTP/STP Unsh i elded T wisted Pair/ Shielded T wisted Pai r V .35/V .36 ITU-T stan dard synchr onous physi cal layer protoco l between a network a ccess device and a packet network.
Return Proc edures -1 Return Procedu res Intr oducti on The fo llowing se ctions apply to U.S.A. customers only . Non-U.S.A. customer s with questio ns or concerns re garding return procedure s should conta ct their V anguard Managed Solutions subsidiary or d istributor .
Return Proc edures -2 Factory Rep air T o return equi pment for f actory repair , cal l the V anguard Mana ged Solutions T echnical Support Center at (800) 544-0062, for return authoriz ation and instru ctions. When you cal l, you will be give n a Retu rn Mater ial Autho rization (RMA) c ontrol number .
Index Index-3 A Abort switch 2-15 AC Power 3-19 Acronym s G loss ary-1 Address CPU Card Et hernet Port 3-29 , 3-30 Advanced Encry ption Card (AEC) 2-4 1 Advanced Encry ption Standard (AES) 2-4 1 Benef.
Index-4 G Glossa ry of Terms G loss ary-1 Ground ing th e Vanguard 7300 3-15 Guides, Card and Module 5-3 H Hardware Specificati ons A-1 Heat 3-7 Hot-Swapping Card s and Modu les 5-2 Hot-swapping 5-2 I.
Index-5 S Sample Boot Console Display 4-4 , 4-5 Serial Card Rear Transition Module 2-34 Replacement 5-3 1 Serial Cards Boot Display 4-5 Serial Num ber CPU Card 2-15 , 2-20 Serial Rear Transition Mod u.
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