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ATS and Solaris: June 1, 2005
ATS and Solaris: June 1, 2005
Solaris, XP
FBM FBM
100 Series or
200 Series I/O
ATS Agenda
• ATS Market Needs
• ATS Features
Solaris, XP
FBM FBM
100 Series or
200 Series I/O
Migrating Carrierband LAN to Mesh
with ATS (Step 1)
ATS CP’s DNBT LAN Interface
(CBLI)
Switches
Nodebus
Redundant Carrierband
V8.1 Mesh
Control Network
Nodebus
Nodebus
Migrating Carrierband LAN to Mesh
(Step 2)
ATS CP’s DNBT LAN Interface
(CBLI)
Switches
Nodebus
Redundant Carrierband
V8.1 Mesh
Control Network
To Switches Nodebus
Nodebus
Migrating Carrierband LAN to
Mesh (Step n)
ATS CP’s DNBT LAN Interface
(CBLI)
Switches
Nodebus
Redundant Carrierband
V8.1 Mesh
Control Network
To Switches Nodebus
To Switches
Nodebus
Consolidating Multiple Nodes with ATS/
Mesh Network
ATS CP’s DNBT
Nodebus
V8.1 Mesh
Network
Nodebus
Nodebus
ATS and V8.1 guidelines
• ATS’s can be connected to nodes at V6.x or V7.x.
• The host of an ATS must be a workstation at release V8.1 or later.
• ATS supports OM and alarm messages without changes to the
user interfaces or controllers.
• A node can have only one ATS.
• Only one node in a multi-node system may have both an ATS and
an LI.
• Multiple ATS’s on one IA system can connect to only one V8.x
network
• ATS raw message throughput capability is much greater than a
node can generate.
• Nodebus hosts cannot boot Mesh based controllers but nodebus
hosts can boot nodebus based controllers thru ATS
Future ATS Capability Planned
• V8.x hosts booting nodebus based controllers: CP60,
CP40B, CP30B, AB30B, MD30B, DI30B, and ACM’s
(note, no plan to support A style controllers)
• V8.x hosts configuring nodebus based controllers
(including ICC, FoxCAE and IACC)
• Agenda:
Platfor
m Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
NCNI
V6.x
Nodebus
FBM
Solaris Upgrades with V8.1 Mesh Network
Nodebus
FBM FBM
Solaris on the Mesh with V8.2
ATS FBM
FBM FBM
Solaris Upgrade Strategies Recap
• I/A Series Workstations will continue to be offered with
Solaris OS
• V7.x Solaris Workstations can be offered with a Mesh
network and new controllers via ATS
• V7.x Solaris Workstations purchased now can be migrated to
V8.x later
• P79, P81 workstations will be available through much of
2006.
• Solaris 10 based workstation will be introduced with V8.x
• V8.x Solaris based systems will require an XP
engineering workstation
• New Engineering tools will be supported on Windows XP
only but they will work with Solaris based systems
Solaris Upgrade Strategies
Questions???