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Installing the CNA Module on the JSA3800 Appliance
Reviewer: Please check if this topic is requiredTo install the Converged Network Adapter (CNA) module on a JSA3800:
- Power down the JSA3800 appliance.
- Unscrew the two thumbscrews on the right-most blank IOC
modules and remove the dummy tray.
Note:
- The IOC module supports 10G connectivity with SFP+ transceivers. It supports only 1G connectivity using dual-rate optics: UNIV-SFPP-DUAL-SR and UNIV-SFPP-DUAL-LR.
- The JSA3800 supports both 4-port 1G IOC and 2-port 10G IOC modules.
- Insert the 2-port 10G CNA module firmly and screw in the
two thumbscrews. See Figure 1.
Figure 1: JSA3800 with the CNA Card Inserted
1—Empty6—USB port2—Hard drive7—Console port3—IOC expansion slot with 2-port 10G CNA module installed8—Fault LED4—IOC expansion slot9—Hard disk activity LED5—Network ports10—Power LED - Power on the JSA3800 unit and watch it boot on the serial console.
- Verify that the link and activity LED on the new 2-port 10G CNA module light up when you connect the ports to your Ethernet switch with a duplex multi mode LC/LC MMF fiber optic cable.
- Log in to the admin console. You should now see four more
Ethernet interfaces appear as 2-5. The four ports are labeled 0, 1,
2, and 3 and should map to Ethernet interfaces as follows (default
in Linux):
- 0 = eth0
- 1 = eth1
- 2 = eth2
- 3 = eth3
