Edgecore AS4630-54NPE Ethernet Switch User Guide
- June 10, 2024
- Edgecore
Table of Contents
- Edgecore AS4630-54NPE Ethernet Switch
- Package Contents
- Overview
- System Buttons/LEDs
- Port/FRU LEDs
- FRU Replacement
- Installation
- Mount the Switch
- Connect Power
- Verify Switch Power
- Perform Initial System Boot
- Make Network Connections
- (Optional) Make Stack Connections
- Hardware Specifications
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Edgecore AS4630-54NPE Ethernet Switch
Package Contents
- AS4630-54NPE or AS4630-54NPEM Ethernet Switch
- Rack mounting kit—2 front-post brackets, 2 rear-post brackets, and screw kit
- 2 x Power cord
- Console cable—RJ-45 to D-Sub
- Documentation—Quick Start Guide (this document) and Safety
Overview
- 1x USB port
- 1 x Management port
- 1 x Serial console port
- System buttons/LEDs
- 36 x RJ45 2.5G PoE ports
- 12 x RJ45 10G PoE Ports
- 4 x SFP28 25G ports
- 2 x QSFP28 40G/100G uplink or stacking ports
- 3 x Fan trays
- 2 x AC PSUs
System Buttons/LEDs
STK M/S button Reset button
- System LED: Green (OK), Amber (fault)
- PRI LED: Green (primary unit), Amber (secondary unit)
- PSU LEDs: Green (OK), Amber (fault)
- STK LEDs: Green (stacking ports active)
- FAN LED: Green (OK), Amber (fault)
- PoE LED: Green (OK), Amber (High PoE load)
Port/FRU LEDs
- RJ-45 Port LEDs: Green (link), Amber (link with PoE), Blinking (activity)
- SFP28 Port LEDs: White (25G), Green (10G), Blinking (activity)
- QSFP28 Port LEDs: White (100G), Green (40G link), Blinking (activity)
- PSU Status LED: Green (OK), Red (fault or fan failure)
- Fan Tray Status LED: Green (OK), Red (fault)
FRU Replacement
PSU Replacement
- Remove the power cord.
- Press the release latch and remove the PSU.
- Install replacement PSU with matching airflow direction.
Fan Tray Replacement
- Loosen the fan tray screw.
- Remove fan tray from the chassis.
- Install replacement fan with matching airflow direction.
Installation
Warning: For a safe and reliable installation, use only the accessories and screws provided with the device. Use of other accessories and screws could result in damage to the unit. Any damages incurred by using unapproved accessories are not covered by the warranty.
Caution: The device includes plug-in power supply (PSU) and fan tray modules that are installed into its chassis. Make sure all installed modules have a matching airflow direction (front-toback).
Note: Model name and approval markings are indicated on the product label located on the bottom of the device.
Mount the Switch
Attach the Brackets
Use the included screws to attach the front- and rear-post brackets.
Mount the Switch
Mount the switch in the rack and secure it with rack screws.
Lock the Rear-Post Brackets
Use the included screws to lock the position of the rear-post brackets.
Optional Slide-Rail Installation
An optional slide-rail kit is available for rack installation. Follow the
installation procedure provided with the kit.
Connect Power
AC Power
Install two AC PSUs and connect them to an AC power source.
Verify Switch Power
Check the PSU LEDs
The PSU1/PSU2 LEDs should be on green when operating normally.
Perform Initial System Boot
ONIE Installer Software
If the network operating system (NOS) installer is located on a network
server, first connect the RJ-45 Management (Mgmt) port to the network using
100-ohm Category 5, 5e or better twisted-pair cable. (Not required if the NOS
installer is located on attached storage.)
Boot the Switch
Wait for the ONIE software to locate and execute the NOS installer, and then
wait for the installer to load the NOS software image. Subsequent switch boots
will bypass ONIE and directly run the NOS software.
Note: For switches with ONIE software pre-loaded, refer to the network operating system (NOS) installer and NOS documentation for details on software options and set up for ONIE.
Make Network Connections
RJ-45 2.5G ports
Connect 100-ohm Category 5e, 6a or 7 twisted-pair cable. Ports can support PoE
connections up to 90 W.
RJ-45 10G ports
Connect 100-ohm Category 6, 6a or 7 twisted-pair cable. Ports can support
PoE connections up to 90 W.
SFP+/SFP28 slots
First install SFP+/SFP28 transceivers and then connect fiber optic cabling to
the transceiver ports.
(Optional) Make Stack Connections
Connect the top device
Plug one end of a DAC cable in the bottom QSFP28 port of the top unit.
Connect the next device
Plug the other end of the DAC cable into the top QSFP28 port of the next unit.
Repeat
Repeat for each unit in the stack.
(Optional) Connect the top and bottom devices
Plug one end of a DAC cable into the bottom QSFP28 port on the
bottom unit and the other end into the top QSFP28 port on the top unit.
Reboot
Reboot each switch in the stack to start the stack operations.
Note: Stacking support is dependent on the switch software. For stacking support information, refer to the NOS software documentation.
Hardware Specifications
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
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