Powering the Cisco IE 2000 switch - Metasys - LIT-12013055 - Gateway/Router - Cisco Switch - 12.0

Cisco IE 2000 and IE 4010 Ethernet Switches for Metasys Networks Installation Instructions and Troubleshooting Guide

Product
Network and Communications > Cisco Switches > Cisco Switch
Document type
Troubleshooting Guide
Document number
LIT-12013055
Version
12.0
Revision date
2022-07-08
If you are loading a new configuration file, see Starting up the switch. If you are loading a known good configuration file, you can connect the Ethernet cables before or after you apply power to the switch.
Note: Do not connect Ethernet cables to the switch ports until you verify the sucessful upload of the correct configuration file from the SD card. If you use the IP Network Wizard to create the switch configuration file, you need to verify the configuration of the switch. Once the system (SYS) and one or both power (PSU) LEDs on the switch appear steady green indicating the switch startup is complete, connect a laptop to the local maintenance port of the switch specified in the IP Network Wizard Installation Sheet. Configure the laptop to obtain its IP address via Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). Verify that the laptop is assigned the laptop IP address corresponding to the switch as specified in the Installation Sheet.

To connect power to the switch, refer to the Connecting to Power section in the Cisco IE 2000 Switch Hardware Installation Guide, available at https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/cisco_ie2000/hardware/installation/guide/ie2000_hig.pdf. The IE 2000 supports dual power supplies. Using the power supply specified in the Ring Manager IP Network System Catalog Page (LIT-1901096) , a single power supply is sufficient for normal operation. If a second power supply was previously configured, or if Cisco's Industrial Network Director (IND) is used to deploy the switch configuration, you can disable the status readback for the second supply. For more information, see Table 1. If the status LED is red, the second supply is not present. If the other power status LED is green, the switch is able to run normally.

When startup is complete, and the switch is operating normally, the system (SYS) and power (PSU) LED indicators are steady green. If the network is alive, the LED indicators for each Ethernet port appear steady green, or blinking green if there is an active device connected to the port.

When you configure two ports for MRP, you have the opportunity to note connection errors on the ring. If one LED indicator on one of the ports is steady green and the LED on the other port is blinking green, then the ring is closed and working correctly. If both LED indicators are blinking green, the ring is open and at least one device or cable is faulty.