Identifying the ports in the back of my network device
I think I'm looking at a disk array but I'm not sure.
I would appreciate a deciphering (or a link) describing the following abbreviations:
I have two RJ45 ports: CGE0 and CGE1 What does CGE mean?
I have four Fiber ports BE0, BE0, FGE0, FGE1. What's the diffeence between FGE and BE?
Finally two symbols which I am unable to accurately describe. (see graphic)
If you have links which describe these that would be great.
I would appreciate a deciphering (or a link) describing the following abbreviations:
I have two RJ45 ports: CGE0 and CGE1 What does CGE mean?
I have four Fiber ports BE0, BE0, FGE0, FGE1. What's the diffeence between FGE and BE?
Finally two symbols which I am unable to accurately describe. (see graphic)
If you have links which describe these that would be great.
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Couldn't find those symbols anywhere on my SANs... VNX 5300s
What model SAN is that?
What model SAN is that?
The right icon looks like a classic "do not connect to phone system" (phone systems carry DC voltage, potentially bad for networking gear).
The left one looks like a Fibre channel loop icon. These days FC loops are usually used to hook up expansion disk boxes to storage head ends.
As @akalbfell says, if you can share an exact model no, we can try to look it up.
Tamas
The left one looks like a Fibre channel loop icon. These days FC loops are usually used to hook up expansion disk boxes to storage head ends.
As @akalbfell says, if you can share an exact model no, we can try to look it up.
Tamas
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It's a Calera NS 480.
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Hard to learn this stuff when the documentation isn't there.