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Part No. 893-00978-A November 1996 4401 Great America Parkway Santa Clara, CA 95054 8 Federal Street Billerica, MA 01821 *893-00978-A* Upgrade Instructions f or the Ba yStac k 100-series V er sion D Boot Firmware[...]
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ii 893-00978-A 4401 Great America Parkwa y 8 F ederal Street Santa Clara, CA 95054 Billerica, MA 01821 © 1996 by Bay Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. T rademarks Bay Networks, BayStack, and SmartSwap are trademarks of Bay Netw orks, Inc. Other brand and product names are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respecti ve holders. Statemen[...]
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893-00978-A 1 Intr oduction This document outlines the procedure for upgrading the boot firmware for the Bay Networks ™ BayStack ™ 100-series network management module (NMM). If you are using the version 1.5 agent for the BayStack 100-series NMM, re vision D boot firmware is necessary to enable the follo wing feature upgrades: • Configurat[...]
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Upgrade Instructions for the BayStack 100-series Version D Boot Firmware 2 893-00978-A P acka g e Contents The BayStack 100-series NMM V ersion D Boot Firmware upgrade kit contains the follo wing components: • A boot PR OM for the type of NMM you hav e: – Bay Networks part number CG1011003 for Basic NMMs – Bay Networks part number CG1011005 f[...]
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893-00978-A 3 5. Using a #1 Phillips screwdri ver , r emove the screws fr om the NMM faceplate in the hub expansion slot. 6. Rotate the extractor lev er to its unlocked position (see Figur e 1 ). Figure 1. Disenga ging the NMM from the hub 7. Slide the NMM out of the expansion slot. Accessing the NMM Baseboar d If you hav e an SA or upgraded Advanc[...]
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Upgrade Instructions for the BayStack 100-series Version D Boot Firmware 4 893-00978-A 2. Gently disengage the DCM connector from the NMM connector and lift the DCM off of the NMM. Set the DCM aside. Be sure to keep the scre ws with the DCM so that you can use them again later . Remo ving and Replacing the PROM T o replace the PR OM on the NMM base[...]
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893-00978-A 5 2. Remove the PR OM. a. Use an industry-standard IC extraction tool to firmly clamp the sides of the PR OM. b. With the extraction tool in place, pull straight up on the PR OM until it disengages from its sock et. 3. Install the new PR OM. a. Grasp the sides of the PR OM between your thumb and f orefinger . b. Gently place the PR OM[...]
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Upgrade Instructions for the BayStack 100-series Version D Boot Firmware 6 893-00978-A Replacing an NMM in a Ba yStack Hub T o replace an NMM in a BayStack 100-series NMM, follo w these steps: 1. Align the left edge of the NMM metal frame with the card guides on the left side of the expansion slot (see Figure 4 ). Figure 4. Installing the NMM into [...]