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GigWorks MkII-16 Switch Model MKII-BASE16
59003-01 Rev. A Installer's/User's Manual
Switch Utilities — Chassis Configuration
both numbered beginning with 00.
Press the Apply button to apply the Chassis Number to the chassis.
Stage Type Radio Buttons
Any MKII Switch chassis can function as either of two Stage types. These are an
Input-Output/Transfer chassis (IO/T) or a Cross-Connect chassis (CC). Refer to
the fabric descriptions below for information about the two chassis types. Refer
also to the MKII Switch Multi-Stage Installer’s/User’s manual. Make the
appropriate selection in the Stage Type Radio buttons and press the Apply button
to apply the new Stage Type to the chassis.
Single-Stage Fabrics
In a single-stage Switch fabric (only one chassis in the fabric) the only
Chassis Type used is the IO/T chassis.
Two-Stage Fabrics
In a two-stage fabric, multiple chassis are meshed together forming a larger
fabric. In a two-stage fabric, all chassis are IO/T chassis. Some ports are
used as Input-Output fabric ports that connect to N and NL_Ports, and some
ports are used as Transfer ports that interconnect the chassis.
Multi-Stage Fabrics
In a multi-stage Switch fabric there are two types of chassis, IO/T and CC.
IO/T chassis provide input-output fabric ports that connect to N and
NL_Ports and also Transfer ports that connect to CC chassis. CC chassis
interconnect the IO/T chassis.
RTTOV
This box controls the Receiver_Transmitter_Timeout value for all ports on the
chassis. Select the box, type the new value. The number is in ms (2000 = 2
seconds).
Press the Apply button to apply the new timeout value to the chassis.
EDTOV
This box controls the Error_Detect_Timeout value for all ports on the chassis.
Select the box, type the new value. The number is in ms (2000 = 2 seconds).
Press the Apply button to apply the new timeout value to the chassis.
RATOV
This box controls the Resource_Allocation_Timeout value for all ports on the
selected chassis. Select the box, type the new value. The number is in ms (2000 =
2 seconds). Press the Apply button to apply the new timeout value to the chassis.