Connect the daisy chain, Rear 10g stacking ports – Net Optics Director Pro User Manual

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© 2013 by Net Optics, Inc. Net Optics® is a registered trademark of Net Optics, Inc. Director™ and Director Pro™ are trademark of Net Optics, Inc. 800-0038-002 Rev. E 09/13

Director Models

The following table displays all models of Director/Director Pro and a

concise description of what ports each model has. Only the stacking

ports can be used for daisy chaining the units.

Part #

Description

Front

10G

Ports

Rear 10G

Stacking

Ports

DIR-3400

Director Main Chassis with 10 SFP

monitor ports

0

0

DIR-5400

Director Main Chassis with SFP

monitor ports, 2 rear 10 Gbps XFP

(can be used for stacking) ports

0

2

DIR-7400

Director Main Chassis with 10 SFP

monitor ports, 2 front XFP 10 Gbps

ports, 2 rear 10 Gbps XFP (can be

used for stacking) ports

2

2

DIR-6400p Director Pro Main Chassis with 10

SFP monitor ports, 2 front XFP 10

Gbps ports, 1 rear 10 Gbps XFP

(can be used for stacking) port.

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Connect the Daisy Chain

1. Power off all units.
2. Connect the daisy chain cables between them as shown in the

following diagram.

3. Power up the units and ensure all devices are reachable via the

network.

t2.1

t2.2

Master Unit

t2.1

t2.2

t2.2

4

1 0

1 0

Management

Port

Console

Port

10G

4

1 0

1 0

Management

Port

Console

Port

10G

4

1 0

1 0

Management

Port

Console

Port

10G

4

1 0

1 0

Management

Port

Console

Port

10G

t2.1

Configure the Daisy Chain

After connecting all the units for the multi-unit system, do the

following to configure them for master and slaves.

To set the Slave units:

1. SSH and log into the second and following units of the chain and

configure each to be a Slave unit.

2. Enter remote set admin=enable master=disable. The

configuration of the master unit is pending.

3. Enter remote commit.

To set the Master unit:

1. Log into the first unit and configure it to be the Master unit Enter

remote set admin=enable master=enable.

2. Enter remote group topology=1,2,3,4,... Include numbers

for as many units that are in the stack, such as remote group

topology=1,2 for a two-unit system. (The UID list cannot contain
spaces. )

3. Enter remote show. The pending configuration is displayed.
4. Enter remote commit. The master unit initializes the slave units with

the configuration routing information.

5. Enter remote show. Verify that the running configuration is correct

and all units are Up.

Customer Support

If you have questions while your product is under Net Optics Warranty

or you are enrolled in a support plan, please contact the Net Optics

Technical Assurance Center (TAC) via e-mail at support@netoptics.

com or by calling +1.408.737.7777, Monday through Friday, between

the following hours in your region:
• 7:00 - 17:30 Americas (Pacific Time)
• 9:00 - 17:00 EMEA (Frankfurt)
• 9:00 - 17:00 APAC (Hong Kong Time)

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