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2.3.3 4-Port 155 Mbps Modules 24 IBM 8265 Nways ATM Campus Switch Two types of 4-port 155 Mbps modules are available for the IBM 8265 ATM switch. These are: • The fixed configuration single slot multimode fiber module • A flexible single slot module that lets the user implement I/O daughter cards according to the physical specification of the cabling medium Figure 11. 4-Port 155 Mbps Module The flexible 4-port 155 Mbps module supports the following I/O daughter cards and cable media with their relevant distances: • Multimode (MMF) fiber up to 2.2 kilometers • Single-mode (SMF) fiber at 20 kilometers • Single-mode fiber (SMF) at 40 kilometers • Shielded and unshielded twisted pair (UTP and STP) up to 100 meters As is shown in Figure 12 on page 25, the 4-port 155 Mbps can be used in a multiple of IBM 8265 ATM switch network configurations, such as: • Multiple 155 Mbps links between 8265s to form one aggregate link • Uplinks from other ATM connected devices • ATM servers and workstations that require higher bandwidth
• Interconnect 8265 sites via public Telco services Figure 12. 155 Mbps ATM Modules Used in 8265 Network Configurations 2.3.4 Installing an I/O Daughter Card In order to install new I/O cards on a flexible 155 Mbps ATM module the following procedures are recommended: • Do not attempt to install an I/O card on to the motherboard while the motherboard is installed in the chassis of the 8265. • Remove the 155 Mbps flexible motherboard from the 8265 chassis. • Hold the I/O card as shown in Figure 13 on page 26 and align its connector and screw holes over the connector and small posts of the motherboard. • Gently push the I/O card forward so that its port fits into the opening of the motherboard front panel. • Push down on the I/O card until a click is heard from the motherboard connector. • Tighten the screws at the front face panel and the small posts on the motherboard. Using 8260 I/O Daughter Cards I/O daughter cards from 8260 155 Mbps modules (feature codes 8800, 8801 and 8802) may only be installed in ports 1, 2 and 3 of the IBM 8265 155 Mbps flexible module. These cards do not work in port 4. Chapter 2. IBM 8265 Modules 25
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