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Understanding the Router Chassis

Purpose

Monitor the router chassis to ensure that the installed components are operating normally and that packets are being forwarded to their destination.

What Is a Chassis

The router chassis is a rigid sheet-metal structure that houses all of the router hardware components. For more information about the router chassis, see the appropriate router hardware guide.

Figure 24 shows the front and rear of the M5 and M10 Internet router chassis and the installed components.


Figure 24: M5 and M10 Router Chassis and Components

Figure 25 shows the front and rear of the M7i Internet router chassis and the installed components.


Figure 25: M7i Router Chassis and Components

Figure 26 shows the front and rear of the M10i Internet router chassis and the installed components.


Figure 26: M10i Router Chassis and Components


Figure 27 shows the front and rear of the M20 Internet router chassis and the installed components.


Figure 27: M20 Router Chassis and Components

Figure 28 shows the front and rear of the M40 Internet router chassis and the installed components.


Figure 28: M40 Router Chassis and Components

Figure 29 shows the front and rear of the M40e Internet router chassis and the installed components.


Figure 29: M40e Router Chassis and Components

Figure 30 shows the front and rear of the M160 Internet router chassis and the installed components.


Figure 30: M160 Router Chassis and Components

Figure 31 shows the front and rear of the M320 Internet router chassis and the installed components.


Figure 31: M320 Router Chassis and Components

Figure 32 shows the front and rear of the T320 Internet router chassis and installed components.


Figure 32: T320 Router Chassis and Components

Figure 33 shows the front and rear of the T640 Internet routing node and the frinstalled components.


Figure 33: T640 Routing Node and Components

See Also

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