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Index
A C D E F G H I L M N O P R S
A
Active and standby switchover for MPUs,64
C
C
heck before installation,9
C
hecklist before installation,7
C
onfiguration system problems,85
C
onfiguring basic settings,55
C
onnecting a CE3/CT3 cable,43
C
onnecting a fiber cable,36
C
onnecting a power cord,23
C
onnecting a serial port cable,44
C
onnecting an E1/T1 cable,40
C
onnecting an Ethernet cable,34
C
onnecting the AC power supply to a power strip with
lightning protection,29
C
onnecting the AUX cable,33
C
ooling system failure,91
D
D
ealing with password loss,86
Dimensi
ons and weight,101
Displa
ying hardware information of the router,56
Displa
ying the alarming thresholds of a module,61
E
Ex
amining the installation site,2
Ex
amples,149
F
Fa
n failures,84
Fa
n tray,105
Fa
n tray LEDs,14 5
FI
P and MPU compatibility matrix,129
FI
P and router compatibility matrix,129
FI
P LEDs,140
FI
P module failures,83
F
lexible interface platform modules,114
G
Gr
ounding the router,13
H
HIM/
MIM failures,85
HIM/
MIM LEDs,14 3
HIMs and MI
Ms,127
I
I
nstallation accessories,6
Installing a CF c
ard,22
Installing a f
an tray,21
Installing a f
iber management tray,27
Installing a FIP modu
le,17
Installing a H
IM,19
Installing a li
ghtning protector for a network port,28
Installing a MIM,20
Installing a po
wer module,22
Installing a S
AP/OAP,18
Installing a sur
ge protector (optional),30
Installing an air f
ilter,26
Installing an MP
U,14
Inst
alling the router in a 19-inch rack,10
Inter
face module and FIP compatibility matrix,131
Inter
face module and router compatibility matrix,129
Inter
face module and transceiver module compatibility
matrix,131
Inter
face module, cable, and connection failure,92
L
L
ightning protector for a port,127
L
ogging in through the console port,48
L
ogging in to the router through Telnet,54
L
ogging in to the router through the AUX port,54
Lo
gin methods,48
M
MP
U,106
MP
U failures,82
MP
U LEDs,134
N
