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01 18 May 2016 Anjum Pasha First blended learning
Table of contents
Exercise 1 Equipment Configuration 4
1.1 Configure NTIO slot in the Host 4
1.2 Change slot numbering in ISAM 4
1.3 Planning and Un-planning slots 6
1. Answers – Equipment Configuration 7
1.1 Answer – Configure NTIO slot in the Host 7
1.2 Answer – Change slot numbering in ISAM 7
1.3 Answer – Planning and Un-planning slots 9
<Abstract>
7306 ISAM/7330 ISAM including fan-unit, power supply, NT board (NANT-D, NANT-E, or FANT-F) and
LT boards with 5520 AMS Platform managing the ISAM, one PC with 5520 AMS client for management
via telnet/ssh
Objectives
- Configure NT/NTIO slots in ISAM
- Plan and unplan slots
Step Action
2. Configure the port NTIO via the configure command for category residential.
Questions:
a. How do you think you connect to ISAM when configuring it for the first time?
b. Is the port admin state up and operational state up?
c. Which other command should you execute to make the port operational?
d. How do you think you will be able to configure a LAG?
e. What advantages do you think configuring LAG will provide?
Step Action
Questions:
d. How do you find what slot numberings can be configured on this machine?
Step Action
3. Change the slot numbering to any other using the command “configure system security
4. Check the slot numbering via the command “show equipment slot”
Questions:
Step Action
Questions:
a. How many LT slots are enabled and available? Make note of the LT slot that is enabled.
Step Action
5. Try to plan an LT with a different LT type. For example, try to plan an nglt-a for nglt-b
Questions:
b. How do you find out what other operations can be performed on any slot?
c. What single command would you use to unplan two LTs (lt:1/1/1 and lt:1/1/2) at the same time?
Step Action
2. Configure the port NTIO via the configure command for category residential.
Questions:
a. How do you think you connect to ISAM when configuring it for the first time?
Answer: Through the NT craft port
b. Is the port admin state up and operational state up?
Answer: At the end of the configuration the admin and operational state is up
c. Which other command should you execute to make the port operational?
configure port ntio-1sfp:2 no shutdown
d. How do you think you will be able to configure a LAG?
configure lag <LAG ID> no shutdown
configure lag <LAG ID> port <nt-a/nt-b/ntio1/ntio2>:<Port type :
sfp/xfp/eth>:<sfp/xfp/eth port ID>
e. What advantages do you think configuring LAG will provide?
Support network redundancy
Ease of adding extra ports
Questions:
b. From the output displayed, what slot numbering do you think is configured?
Answer: We see the lt definition as lt 1/1/1 to lt 1/1/8 and then lt 1/1/12 to lt 1/1/19 so the
position based lt slot numbering is configured
d. How do you find what slot numberings can be configured on this machine?
Answer: Use the command “configure system security profile admin slot-
numbering ?”
f. What do you think you will have to do for the new slot numbering to be affective?
Answer: To see the new slot numbering you should logout and login to CLI
g. How do you if AMS/type based or CLI/position based slot numbering is being used in the ISAM?
Answer: Legacy based/cli based/position based slot numbering is used in this ISAM
leg:isadmin># info configure system security profile
configure system security
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo "system"
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------
profile admin
no prompt # value="%s:%n%d%c "
no password-timeout # value=0
no terminal-timeout # value=30
no slot-numbering # value=legacy-based
Questions:
a. How many LT slots are enabled and available? Make note of the LT slot that is enabled.
b. How do you find out what other operations can be performed on any slot?
Answer: You can use the command “configure equipment slot lt:1/1/1 ?”
c. What single command would you use to unplan two LTs (lt:1/1/2 and lt:1/1/3) at the same time?