How to Use This Guide

Use   this   guide   to   set   up   your   Enterasys ®   G ‐ Series   switch   (pictured   below)   and   optional   components.

  For   complete   instructions,   see   the  

Enterasys   G ‐ Series   Hardware   Installation   Guide .

 

Figure 1 G-Series Ethernet Switch (G3G124-24 Displayed)

1 USB Console Port

2 Optional IOM Card Slot 3

3 Optional IOM Card Slot 4

4 Optional IOM Card Slot 2

5 Fixed Switch Ports

6 RJ45 Console Port

Electrical Hazard: Only qualified personnel should perform installation procedures.

Handling the G3 Switch and Components

Caution: The switch can be damaged by electrostatic discharge.

Attach an ESD wrist strap before handling the switch or components.

Unpacking the Switch or Components

Unpack   the   switch   as   follows:

1. Remove   the   packing   material   protecting   the   switch.

2. Remove   the   switch   or   component   from   the   non ‐ conductive   bag.

3. Perform   a   visual   inspection   of   the   switch   for   any   signs   of   physical   damage.

  Contact   Enterasys   Networks   if   there   are   any   signs   of   damage.

  See  

“Getting

 

Help”

  for   more   information.

 

Installing the Optional PoE Module into an IOM Card

If   you   have   purchased   an   optional   PoE   module   (G3G ‐ POE),   you   can   install   it   before   installing   the   G3G ‐ 24TX   IOM   card   into   the  

G ‐ Series   base   system   chassis   or   at   any   time   by   first   removing   the  

IOM   card   as   described   in

 

“Removing

 

an

 

IOM

 

Card”

.

To   install   the   PoE   module   in   an   IOM   card:

1. Gently   plug   the   PoE   module   into   the   IOM   card   by   fitting   the   standoffs   into   the   PoE   board   mounting   holes   as   shown   in  

Figure 2

.

  There   should   be   a   direct   vertical   translation   of   standoffs   to   PoE   mounting   holes.

2. Using   the   screws   shipped   with   the   PoE   module,   firmly   attach   the   PoE   module   to   the   IOM   card.

Figure 2 Installing a PoE Module in the G3G-24TX

1

2

3

Fastening screws 4 PoE Module’s IOM card connector

PoE daughter card module 5 G3G-24TX IOM card (motherboard)

IOM card’s PoE connector

Installing an IOM Card

Caution: If you are installing multiple IOMs into a switch that is running, wait until the previously installed IOM is completely initialized before attempting to install the next IOM. Initialization is complete when the slot’s status LED turns solid green.

To   install   an   IOM   card:

1. Loosen   the   captive   screws   on   the   coverplate   and   remove   the   coverplate   from   the   slot.

2. Insert   the   IOM   card   in   the   guide   rail   of   the   slot.

  Gently   slide   the   card   into   the   slot,   as   shown   in  

Figure 3

,   until   the   IOM   card   engages   the   connector   on   the   backplane   and   the   IOM   card   locks   into   place   and   is   flush   with   adjoining   coverplates.

3. Tighten   the   two   captive   screws.

Figure 3 Installing the IOM Card (G3G-24TX with optional PoE shown)

1 IOM slot 2

2 IOM handle

3 Captive screw

4 Optional G3G-POE module

5 IOM

4. If   installing   additional   modules,   wait   until   the   slot   status   LED   for   the   previously   installed   IOM   is   solid   green   before   installing   additional   modules.

  Save   coverplates   for   optional   future   use.

5. After   completing   all   module   installation,   be   sure   to   install   coverplate(s)   over   any   unused   IOM   slot(s)   to   contain   EMI   radiation   and   ensure   proper   air   circulation.

Removing an IOM Card

Caution: Do not attempt to power-down and remove more than one

IOM at a time. You must complete the removal procedure outlined in this section before attempting to remove another IOM.

1. Disconnect   any   cabling   from   the   IOM   card.

2. Loosen   the   IOM   card’s   two   captive   screws.

3. Press   and   hold   for  

5

 

seconds

  the   POWER   OFF   button   corresponding   to   the   slot   from   which   you   want   to   remove   the  

IOM   card   as   shown   in  

Figure 4

.

  Slot’s   status   LED   flashes   green.

4. When   the   slot’s   POWER   OFF   status   LED  

turns

 

amber

,   gently   slide   the   module   out   of   the   slot   using   the   IOM   handle.

Figure 4 Chassis LEDs and POWER OFF Buttons

1

2

Power Supply LEDs 3 IOM POWER OFF buttons (Slot 2, 3, 4)

SYSTEM LED 4 IOM POWER OFFstatus LEDs (Slot 2, 3, 4)

Caution: Use caution when removing an IOM on which you have an optional PoE module installed to avoid damaging the PoE module.

Replace   the   slot’s   coverplate   to   contain   EMI   radiation   and   ensure   proper   air   circulation.

Installing a Power Supply

These   power   supplies   can   be   installed   in   the   G ‐ Series   switch:

• G3 ‐ PWR,   a   400 ‐ watt   AC   power   supply   (requires   15A   circuit)

• G3 ‐ PWR ‐ 625W,   a   625 ‐ watt   AC   power   supply   (requires   15A   circuit)

• G3 ‐ PWR ‐ POE,   a   1200 ‐ watt   AC   power   supply   (requires   20A   circuit)

To   install   a   single   power   supply   in   the   G ‐ Series   switch:

Note: The following procedure is for installing a single power supply.

For instructions on installing a second power supply, power supply planning considerations, and advanced power configurations, see the G ‐ Series   Hardware   Installation   Guide .

1. Holding   the   power   supply   by   its   handle,   position   it   with   the   status   LEDs   to   the   left   and   align   it   with   the   slot   opening.

2. Carefully   slide   the   power   supply   until   it   connects   to   the   backplane.

  If   significant   resistance   is   encountered   before   the   power   supply   is   seated,   remove   and   reinsert   it.

  Do   not   force   the   power   supply   into   place.

3. Secure   the   power   supply   to   the   chassis   by   tightening   the   captive   screws.

4. If   you   are   finished   installing   IOM   cards   and   are   ready   to   connect   to   a   power   source,   plug   the   power   cord   into   the   power   supply  

AC   inlet,   then   into   a   grounded   outlet.

 

Completing the Setup, Downloading the Latest Firmware

Once   you   have   connected   power   to   the   G3   switch   and   verified   LED   activity,   you   can   complete   the   setup   process.

  For   more   information,   see   the   Enterasys   G ‐ Series   Hardware   Installation   Guide .

1. Determine   the   latest   G3   firmware   version   at:

http://secure.enterasys.com/services/support/downloads/software

2. Connect   the   switch   to   the   network.

3. Connect   a   management   station   to   the   console   port.

4. Verify   that   the   network   devices   connected   to   the   switch   ports   are   powered   on,   and   that   each   link/activity   LED   is   on   (solid   green   or   blinking   green).

5. At   the   device   connected   to   the   console   port: a. Enter  

admin

  for   Username.

b. At   the   Password   prompt,   press  

ENTER

  (RETURN).

  c. At   the   command   prompt,   determine   if   the   latest   firmware   image   is   loaded   on   the   switch   by   entering   this   command:

show version

d. If   the   output   (under  

FW

 

Version

)   displays   an   older   version   number   than   that   determined   in   Step   1,   download   and   activate   the   new   version   as   directed   on   the   download   website   or   use   the  

CLI   commands   listed   in  

Table 1

.)

Basic Setup Commands

Table 1

  lists   CLI   commands   that   are   required   for   setting   up   the   G3   switch   with   the   latest   firmware.

 

Table 2

  lists   additional   configuration   commands   for   your   G3   switch.

  For   the   complete   list   of   CLI   commands,   see   the   Enterasys   G ‐ Series   CLI   Reference .

Table 1 Required CLI Setup Commands

Step Task

1

2

3

Set a new password

Set the switch IP address

Download, activate, and verify new firmware on the switch using TFTP copy.

CLI commands set password [ username ] set ip address ip-address [mask ip-mask ] [gateway ip-gateway ] copy tftp:// tftp_svr_ip_addr / filename system:image set boot system filename show version

Table 2 Optional CLI Setup Commands

Task

Save the active configuration

Enable or disable SSH

Enable or disable Telnet

CLI commands save config set ssh enable | disable set telnet {enable | disable}

[inbound | outbound | all] set webview {enable | disable} Enable or disable HTTP management (WebView)

Enable or disable SNMP port link traps set port trap port-string

{enable | disable}

Set the per port broadcast limit

Configure and enable a RADIUS server.

set port broadcast port-string threshold-value

Configure a VLAN set vlan create vlan-id set port vlan port-string vlan-id modify-egress

Set a Syslog server IP and severity set logging server index ip-addr ip-addr severity severity state enable set radius server index ip-addr port [ secret-value ]{realm

{management-access | any | network-access} set radius enable

Specifications

For   a   complete   list   of   specifications,   see   the   Enterasys   G ‐ Series  

Hardware   Installation   Guide .

 

Interfaces

Note: The 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T ports on the

G3G124-24P support 802.3af PoE connections out-of-box. The

10BASE-T/100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T ports on the G3G124-24 and G3G-24TX IOM card can support 802.3af PoE connections by installing the optional G3G-POE module.

G3G124-24

G3G124-24P • 24 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T 802.3af PoE ports

• Two combo 1000BASE-SX, 1000BASE-LX,

100BASE-FX, or 1000BASE-TX SFP ports

G3G170-24 • 24 1000BASE-SX, 1000BASE-LX, 100BASE-FX, or

1000BASE-TX SFP ports

G3G-24TX

• 24 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T ports

• Two combo 1000BASE-SX, 1000BASE-LX,

100BASE-FX, or 1000BASE-TX SFP ports

G3G-POE

• 24 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T ports

• Two combo 1000BASE-SX, 1000BASE-LX,

100BASE-FX, or 1000BASE-TX SFP ports

• Add-on PoE module for G3G124-24 switch and

G3G-24TX IOM

G3G-24SFP • 24 1000BASE-SX, 1000BASE-LX, 100BBASE-FX,

1000BASE-TX SFP ports

G3K-2XFP • Two 10-Gigabit Small Form Factor Pluggable (XFP) interfaces

G3K-4XFP • Four 10-Gigabit Small Form Factor Pluggable (XFP) interfaces

Switch Dimensions

Size:   8.8

  H   x   44.1

  W   x   48.1

  D   (cm)

Power Supply Input Voltage

G3 ‐ PWR:   100   –   240VAC/6A

G3 ‐ PWR ‐ 625W:   100  ‐  240Vac   /   9A

G3 ‐ PWR ‐ POE:   100   –   125VAC/12A   to   200   –   240VAC/7A

Temperature and Humidity

Operating:   0 o

C   to   50 o

C

Storage:  ‐ 40 o

C   to   +70 o

C

Operating   relative   humidity:   5%   to   95%   (non ‐ condensing)

Getting Help

World Wide Web www.enterasys.com/services/support/

Phone 1-800-872-8440 (toll-free in U.S. and Canada) or 1-978-684-1000

To find the Enterasys Networks Support toll-free number in your country: www.enterasys.com/services/support/contact/

Internet mail

Latest image and release notes [email protected]

To expedite your message, type [ Switching ] in the subject field of your message.

www.enterasys.com/services/support/downloads

/software

Related Documents

The   latest   documentation   is   located   online   at   www.enterasys.com/support/manuals .

Notice

Enterasys Networks   reserves   the   right   to   make   changes   in   specifications   and   other   information   contained   in   this   document   and   its   web   site   without   prior   notice.

  The   reader   should   in   all   cases   consult   Enterasys Networks   to   determine   whether   any   such   changes   have   been   made.

The   hardware,   firmware,   or   software   described   in   this   document   is   subject   to   change   without   notice.

IN   NO   EVENT   SHALL   ENTERASYS NETWORKS   BE   LIABLE   FOR   ANY   INCIDENTAL,  

INDIRECT,   SPECIAL,   OR   CONSEQUENTIAL   DAMAGES   WHATSOEVER   (INCLUDING   BUT  

NOT   LIMITED   TO   LOST   PROFITS)   ARISING   OUT   OF   OR   RELATED   TO   THIS   DOCUMENT,   WEB  

SITE,   OR   THE   INFORMATION   CONTAINED   IN   THEM,   EVEN   IF   ENTERASYS NETWORKS   HAS  

BEEN   ADVISED   OF,   KNEW   OF,   OR   SHOULD   HAVE   KNOWN   OF,   THE   POSSIBILITY   OF   SUCH  

DAMAGES.

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Andover,   MA   01810



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.

All   other   product   names   mentioned   in   this   manual   may   be   trademarks   or   registered   trademarks   of   their   respective   companies.

Regulatory Compliance Information

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice

This   device   complies   with   Part   15   of   the   FCC   rules.

  Operation   is   subject   to   the   following   two   conditions:   (1)   this   device   may   not   cause   harmful   interference,   and   (2)   this   device   must   accept   any   interference   received,   including   interference   that   may   cause   undesired   operation.

NOTE: This   equipment   has   been   tested   and   found   to   comply   with   the   limits   for   a   class   A   digital   device,   pursuant   to   Part   15   of   the   FCC   rules.

  These   limits   are   designed   to   provide   reasonable   protection   against   harmful   interference   when   the   equipment   is   operated   in   a   commercial   environment.

  This   equipment   uses,   generates,   and   can   radiate   radio   frequency   energy   and   if   not   installed   in   accordance   with   the   operator’s   manual,   may   cause   harmful   interference   to   radio   communications.

  Operation   of   this   equipment   in   a   residential   area   is   likely   to   cause   interference   in   which   case   the   user   will   be   required   to   correct   the   interference   at   his   own   expense.

WARNING: Changes   or   modifications   made   to   this   device   which   are   not   expressly   approved   by   the   party   responsible   for   compliance   could   void   the   user’s   authority   to   operate   the   equipment.

Industry Canada Notice

This   digital   apparatus   does   not   exceed   the   class   A   limits   for   radio   noise   emissions   from   digital   apparatus   set   out   in   the   Radio   Interference   Regulations   of   the   Canadian   Department   of  

Communications.

Le   présent   appareil   numérique   n’émet   pas   de   bruits   radioélectriques   dépassant   les   limites   applicables   aux   appareils   numériques   de   la   class   A   prescrites   dans   le   Règlement   sur   le   brouillage   radioélectrique   édicté   par   le   ministère   des   Communications   du   Canada.

Class A ITE Notice

WARNING: This   is   a   Class   A   product.

  In   a   domestic   environment   this   product   may   cause   radio   interference   in   which   case   the   user   may   be   required   to   take   adequate   measures.

 

Clase A. Aviso de ITE

ADVERTENCIA:   Este   es   un   producto   de   Clase   A.

  En   un   ambiente   doméstico   este   producto   puede   causar   interferencia   de   radio   en   cuyo   caso   puede   ser   requerido   tomar   medidas   adecuadas.

Klasse A ITE Anmerkung

WARNHINWEIS:   Dieses   Produkt   zählt   zur   Klasse   A   (   Industriebereich   ).

  In   Wohnbereichen   kann   es   hierdurch   zu   Funkstörungen   kommen,   daher   sollten   angemessene   Vorkehrungen   zum   Schutz   getroffen   werden.

 

VCCI Notice

This   is   a   class   A   product   based   on   the   standard   of   the   Voluntary   Control   Council   for   Interference   by  

Information   Technology   Equipment   (VCCI).

  If   this   equipment   is   used   in   a   domestic   environment,   radio   disturbance   may   arise.

  When   such   trouble   occurs,   the   user   may   be   required   to   take   corrective   actions.

BSMI EMC Statement — Taiwan

This   is   a   class   A   product.

  In   a   domestic   environment   this   product   may   cause   radio   interference   in   which   case   the   user   may   be   required   to   take   adequate   measures.

AS/NZS CISPR 22

Hazardous Substances

This   product   complies   with   the   requirements   of   European   Directive,   2002/95/EC,   Restriction   of  

Hazardous   Substances   (RoHS)   in   Electrical   and   Electronic   Equipment.

European Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Notice

In   accordance   with   Directive   2002/96/EC   of   the   European   Parliament   on   waste   electrical   and   electronic   equipment   (WEEE):

1.

The   symbol   above   indicates   that   separate   collection   of   electrical   and   electronic   equipment   is   required   and   that   this   product   was   placed   on   the   European   market   after   August   13,   2005,   the   date   of   enforcement   for   Directive   2002/96/EC.

2.

When   this   product   has   reached   the   end   of   its   serviceable   life,   it   cannot   be   disposed   of   as   unsorted   municipal   waste.

  It   must   be   collected   and   treated   separately.

3.

It   has   been   determined   by   the   European   Parliament   that   there   are   potential   negative   effects   on   the   environment   and   human   health   as   a   result   of   the   presence   of   hazardous   substances   in   electrical   and   electronic   equipment.

4.

It   is   the   users’   responsibility   to   utilize   the   available   collection   system   to   ensure   WEEE   is   properly   treated.

For   information   about   the   available   collection   system,   please   go   to   www.enterasys.com/services/support/ or   contact   Enterasys   Customer   Support   at   353   61   705586  

(Ireland).

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Safety Information

Class 1 Laser Transceivers

The   single   mode   interface   modules   use   Class   1   laser   transceivers.

  Read   the   following   safety   information   before   installing   or   operating   these   modules.

The   Class   1   laser   transceivers   use   an   optical   feedback   loop   to   maintain   Class   1   operation   limits.

  This   control   loop   eliminates   the   need   for   maintenance   checks   or   adjustments.

  The   output   is   factory   set,   and   does   not   allow   any   user   adjustment.

  Class   1   Laser   transceivers   comply   with   the   following   safety   standards:

• 21   CFR   1040.10

  and   1040.11

  U.S.

  Department   of   Health   and   Human   Services   (FDA).

• IEC   Publication   825   (International   Electrotechnical   Commission).

• CENELEC   EN   60825   (European   Committee   for   Electrotechnical   Standardization).

When   operating   within   their   performance   limitations,   laser   transceiver   output   meets   the   Class   1   accessible   emission   limit   of   all   three   standards.

  Class   1   levels   of   laser   radiation   are   not   considered   hazardous.

When   the   connector   is   in   place,   all   laser   radiation   remains   within   the   fiber.

  The   maximum   amount   of   radiant   power   exiting   the   fiber   (under   normal   conditions)   is  ‐ 12.6

  dBm   or   55   x   10

‐ 6

  watts.

Removing   the   optical   connector   from   the   transceiver   allows   laser   radiation   to   emit   directly   from   the   optical   port.

  The   maximum   radiance   from   the   optical   port   (under   worst   case   conditions)   is   0.8

  W   cm

‐ 2

  or   8   x   10

3

  W   m

2

  sr ‐ 1.

 

Do   not   use   optical   instruments   to   view   the   laser   output.

  The   use   of   optical   instruments   to   view   laser   output   increases   eye   hazard.

  When   viewing   the   output   optical   port,   power   must   be   removed   from   the   network   adapter.

Safety Compliance

Warning: Fiber Optic Port Safety

When   using   a   fiber   optic   media   expansion   module,   never   look   at   the   transmit   laser   while   it   is   powered   on.

  Also,   never   look   directly   at   the   fiber   TX   port   and   fiber   cable   ends   when   they   are   powered   on.

Avertissment: Ports pour fibres optiques - sécurité sur le plan optique

Ne   regardez   jamais   le   laser   tant   qu’il   est   sous   tension.

  Ne   regardez   jamais   directement   le   port   TX   (Transmission)   à   fibres   optiques   et   les   embouts   de   câbles   à   fibres   optiques   tant   qu ʹ ils   sont   sous   tension.

Warnhinweis: Faseroptikanschlüsse - Optische Sicherheit

Niemals   ein   Übertragungslaser   betrachten,   während   dieses   eingeschaltet   ist.

  Niemals   direkt   auf   den   Faser ‐ TX ‐ Anschluß   und   auf   die   Faserkabelenden   schauen,   während   diese   eingeschaltet   sind.

Declaration of Conformity

Application   of   Council   Directive(s): 2004/108/EC

2006/95/EC

Manufacturer’s   Name: Enterasys   Networks,   Inc.

Manufacturer’s   Address: 50   Minuteman   Road

Andover,   MA   01810

USA

European   Representative   Name: Enterasys   Networks   Limited

European   Representative   Address: Nexus   House,   Newbury   Business   Park

London   Road,   Newbury

Berkshire   RG14   2PZ,   England

Conformance   to   Directive(s)/Product   Standards:

EC   Directive   2004/108/EC

EN55022:2006

EN   55024:1998

A1:2001

A2:2003

EN   61000 ‐ 3 ‐ 2:2006

EN   61000 ‐ 3 ‐ 3:1995

Equipment   Type/Environment:

A1:2001

A2:2005

EC   Directive   2006/95/EC

EN   60950 ‐ 1:2006

A11:2009

A1:2010

EN   60825 ‐ 1:2007

EN   60825 ‐ 2:2004

A1:2007

Information   Technology   Equipment,   for   use   in a   Commercial   or   Light   Industrial

Environment.

Enterasys   Networks,   Inc.

  declares   that   the   equipment   packaged   with   this   notice   conforms   to   the   above   directives.

Enterasys

®

G-Series

Gigabit Ethernet Switch

Quick Reference

G3G124-24

G3G124-24P

G3G170-24

P/N 9034443-04