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Subject: Re: netperf 10gige switch back online!
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Mike Tancsa wrote:
> Good news everyone!
>
>         Cisco sent the replacement part this morning and I was able to 
> install the sup module and boot up the switch.  I then put in the new 
> blade with 4 new 10gigE ports and plugged in the 5th card.  The port 
> assignment now looks like
>
> giga-x#show int status
>
> Port    Name               Status       Vlan       Duplex  Speed Type
> Gi1/1                      disabled     1             full   1000 No 
> Transceiver
> Gi1/2   xover to zoo       connected    routed      a-full a-1000 
> 10/100/1000BaseT
> Te2/1   "hydra1 cxgb0"     connected    10            full    10G 
> 10Gbase-CX4
> Te2/2   "leopard2 mxge0"   connected    10            full    10G 
> 10Gbase-CX4
> Te2/3   "leopard1 cxgb0"   connected    10            full    10G 
> 10Gbase-CX4
> Te2/4   "hydra2 intel"     connected    10            full    10G 
> 10Gbase-SR
> Te3/1   "leopard3 mxge0"   connected    10            full    10G 
> 10Gbase-CX4
> Te3/2                      notconnect   10            full    10G 
> 10Gbase-CX4
> Te3/3                      notconnect   10            full    10G 
> 10Gbase-CX4
> Te3/4                      notconnect   10            full    10G 
> 10Gbase-CX4
> giga-x#
>
> So there is room for 3 more cards.  We have some PCI-X cards but I 
> forget what they are.  The only other "highish" end boxes are bear1 
> (quad core, pci-e, not pci-x) and camel (pci-x), which pjd does a lot 
> of zfs work on.
The pci-x cards are neterion I believe.  I thought we had 2 intel SR cards?

    Sam