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ProfiTap XX Series User manual

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CUSTOMER SUPPORT INFORMATION
To order or for a technical information support:
Phone: +33 3 88 10 18 30 or
Fax: +33 3 88 10 18 35
COMC AFT
2, rue de la Mairie
67203 Oberschaeffolsheim - France
Website: www.profitap.com
E-mail: support@profitap.com
User Manua
XX-32G
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V2.0 © Comcraft 2011
* all items are subject of change without notice *
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You purchased a XX-series so ution.
Thank you for the confidence p aced in our products.
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About Us
COMC AFT is the leading manufacturer of professional LAN & WAN
Monitoring Equipment.
Our products are of the highest quality, better featured and build with the latest technology.
The confidence placed in our products is the reward for many years listening to our
customer’s needs and expectations, improving technology and
service, and offering an ever-expanding product line.
Founded in 1984 COMC AFT is headquartered in Strasbourg, F ANCE and present in the
worldwide market through leading partners and reseller networks
COMC AFT offers a complete range of:
♦
XX-Series
XX-32Glite Network Consolidation Tools
XX-32G Network Consolidation Tools
XX-32Gportable Network Consolidation Tools
♦
Passive Optica Fiber Taps
Single Port ack Mount/Portable
Dual Port ack Mount
Quad Port ack Mount
♦
Passive Copper Taps
Single Port ack Mount/Portable
High Density 4 to 20 ports ack Mount
egeneration ack Mount
♦
Wan Taps
T1/E1 ack Mount/Portable
E3/DS3 ack Mount/Portable
S422/X21 ack Mount/Portable
HSSI/T3 ack Mount/Portable
COMC AFT’s objective is to become your premier solution provider, offering you the best
product support and manufacturing products with the latest network technology.
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Tab e of Contents
1. Genera Information
Overview System and Hardware
2. XX-32G Visua Description
Front & Backview
View with Connectivity Module
3. Connectivity Modu e Description
Version Copper In-Line
Version SPAN Module
Version SPAN Module, SFP based
Option Slot - passive FiberTAP for 1GbE / 10GbE Networks
4. Unpacking & Insta ation
Physical Installation
Verifying installed Module / Install Connectivity Module
Installing SFP and SFP+ Connectors
5. Connecting to Network and App iances
Connect to SPAN Ports
Connect Copper In-Line Links
Connecting In-Line Fiber Links
Connecting Monitoring Appliances
Connection Samples
6. Powering On XX-32G
Powering Up
Systemstatus Indicators at Frontpanel
7. Basic Network Settings
Getting started
8. Retrieving Factory Defau ts
9. Specifications
10. Disc aimer
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Genera Information
Overview System
XX-32G
The XX-32G is a up to date, versatile solution, designed for aggregation, filtering and routing
of multiple In-Line and/or Span inputs,
either 10GbE or 1GbE datastreams, for Monitoring & Analysis Tools by 1GbE
or 10GbE Monitoring tools.
XX-Manager
The essential part of XX-32G is XX-Manager, an integrated application for configuring Aggre-
gation, Filtering & outing and Definition of any port to be of used for either Input or Output
operations.
See Software Manua for how to use.
Overview Hardware
The unit holds four fixed 1GbE and two fixed 10GbE ports, the
swappable connectivity module providing eight additional 1GbE ports for copper or fiber as
In-Line or Span ports.
One additional slot offers mounting a Fiber TAP for up to four failsafe Fiber In-Line links, fee-
ding SFP Span connectivity module ports.:
Sample view Hardware : XX-32G unit + Copper In-Line connectivity module + Quad Fiber TAP
TAP section Connectivity
section
10G
Aggregation
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2. Visua Description
Front View
Back view
Expansion Slot
Swappable Slot 1
4 fixed SFP (1Gb) ports
2 fixed SFP + (10Gb) ports
Link/Activity/Power LEDs
Information Field
ackmount brackets
Cooling: two speed controlled fans in
demountable/replaceable unit.
edundant , international (110-240V) powersupplies *
* and/or optional 48VDC (telco)
S422 Management
Port
J45 Management
Port
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2. Front view with Connectivity Unit
Sample view with inserted 8 Ports Connectivity Module (here SFP-Module)
All modules with speed/link/activity
Copper In-Line Modu e
Copper Span Modu e
SFP based (SPAN) Modu e
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3. Additiona Modu e Description
8 Port Connectivity Modu e:
Version : Copper In-Line, Part No. : XXS-4CIL
Use: Up to four (4) true In-Line TAPs for 10/100/1GbE UTP
The Copper In-Line Module comes equipped with eight J45 Connectors. Once connected
links are failsafe and attached segments will never be
interrupted, even if the XX-32G is not powered due any reason.
The configuration (speed, full or half duplex) on each connected Network Link is initialized by
the data flow passing the connected link automatically.
In addition, LED-based signalling displays in real time the speed of each port, its activity and
indicates any failure during link detection.
Version : Copper SPAN Modu e, Part No. : XXS-8CSP
Use: Up to 8x SPAN 10/100/1GbE Input Ports or up to 8x 10/100/1GbE
Output Ports. XX-Manager (see Software manual) allows configuration of each Port Usage for
In- or Output in any combination.
The Copper SPAN Module is equipped with 8x J45 Connectors.
All Ports allow a data flow analysis from Switch Mirror Port, SPAN Port or any other Source
line, all filtering and extraction can be set by XX-Manager (see Software Manual for how to
configure).
All Ports could be used for attaching Monitoring Devices, fully configurable by XX-Manager as
well.
Each port is tri-speed (10/100/1GbE) and will automatically detected and configured while
connected to a switch or monitoring output line.
In addition, LED-based signals display in real time the speed of each port, its activity and
inform of any failure during link detection.
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3. Additiona Modu e Description (cont’)
8 Port Connectivity Modu e:
Version : SPAN Modu e, SFP based, Part No.: XXS-8SFP
Use: Up to 8x SPAN 10/100/1GbE Input Ports or up to 8x 10/100/1GbE
Output Ports. XX-Manager allows configuration of each Port Usage for In- or Output in any
combination.
The SPAN Module comes equipped with 8 SFP sockets for installing any
standard conforming SFP (mini-GBIC) Connectors. It offers to choose
between either copper tri-speed J45 transceivers with auto-negotiation of speed or Fiber
Gigabit transceivers or a mix of the two solutions.
XX-Manager allows configuration of each Port Usage for In- or Output in any combination.
All Ports allow a data flow analysis from Switch Mirror Port, SPAN Port or any other Source
line, all filtering and extraction required can be set by
XX-Manager.
All Ports could be used for attaching Monitoring Devices, fully configurable by XX-Manager as
well.
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3. Option S ot: Passive Fiber TAP
This slot is for a In-Line passive FiberTAP solution.
in Alternate:
Sing e Fiber TAP
Quad Fiber TAP
Use: The sets of passive couplers guarantee that XX-32G will never cause a point of failure to
any fiber network segment. Up to 4 passive
In-Line Splits for further use can be realized.
There are two versions of passive FiberTAPs fitting into the XX-32G, both versions of the passi-
ve FiberTAP can be used in combination with any 8 Port Connectivity module, depending on
1GbE or 10GbE on fixed Ports as well:
Sample : view with F1 L passive FiberTAP
Sample : view with F4L passive FiberTAP
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Network
Device A
Network
Device B
3. Option S ot: Passive Fiber TAP (cont’)
Fitting to the local Fiber Network‘ specifications (MultiMode, SingleMode, Split atio) the
Monitor Outputs of the passive TAP can used both further for being the Intakes to either
1GbE SPAN Ports of the Connectivity Module or to either fixed 1GbE or 10GbE Ports at XX-
32G.
Please refer to the Manual and/or Datasheet of the correspondend FiberTAP for proper speci-
fication and operation within your 1GbE or 10GbE Fiber Network.
Sample : using F1 L passive FiberTAP to SPAN Intake as defined at XX-32G:
A
B
Network
Device A
Network
Device B
A
B
Sample : using F4L passive FiberTAP to SPAN Intake XX32G + XXS-8SFP 8 Port SFP (SPAN) Module:
Base
Product
Fibre
Type
Split
atio
F1 L
F4L -
E
U
S
Z
-
50 *
60 *
70 *
80 *
90 *
Samp e:
F1 L-E-70 = single Port, LC Connectors,
MultiMode 50u Core and 70:30 Split
passive In-Line FiberTAP Specifications
(For complete Information refer to brochure of specific FiberTAP):
Directional Monitoring Traffic
1GbE (or 10GbE)
Directional Monitoring Traffic
1GbE (or 10GbE)
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4. Unpacking and Insta ation
Unpack carefu a items and retain packing materia for ater use.
XX-32G is shipped with the following items:
• XX Main Unit
• Swappable Module(s) (if purchased)
• 1x Power Cord & 1x Cat5 & 1x S232 Cable, 2m ea.
• ackmount Set (not XX-32Gportable)
• Quick Start Guide
Please contact your supplier if any part is missing or damaged.
Desktop or Rackmount of XX-32G
XX-32G can be placed on shelf or on desktop.
If required, XX-32G may be mounted into a 19” rack:
a) Slide the main chassis into the desired rack location
b) Secure the chassis using the supplied screws
c) Make sure the rack is grounded properly
For optima & ba anced therma conditions the TAP and Modu e s ot must be c osed by fi er strips in
case no TAP or Modu e is insta ed .
Connecting Power
Make sure to connect the redundant powersupplies to two separate,
independent power sources using the supplied power leads.
Make sure the mains powersources are grounded properly.
Note : If powercords are connected to mains the unit will power up. It is recommended to continue in
unplugged condition and follow this manual up to Chapter 6 at first installation process before powering
up.
Mounting Connectivity Modu e
If the XX-32G is already equipped with a connectivity module check the
module for proper mounting prior of powering on the device.
If the Connectivity Module needs to be inserted first, follow this steps:
a) emove the cover plate on the front by unscrewing the thumbscrews.
b) Slide in the Connectivity Module with the circuit board riding in the rails.
c) Push the Module firmly in its final position and the bezel is smoothly in match with the Frontpanel.
d) Secure the Module with the thumbscrews.
Note : This Module(s) are swappable - you may exchange the module at any time under power, being
aware of data loss during the change.
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4. Unpacking and Insta ation (cont.)
Insta ing SFP and SFP+ Connectors
No SFP or XFP are included unless ordered separately via your supplier.
Any SFP based Network Port at XX-32G must be equipped with a
standard Module to match the local requirements.
Any SFP+ based Monitor Port at XX-32G must be equipped with a
standard Module to match the local requirements.
Slide in the modules careful until it clicks and verify the proper seat.
Verifying the Insta ation
XX-32G’ functions depend on settings by the embedded Management
Application. The optimum configuration depends on kind of connections and equipment
being used for individual purposes.
You may continue with attaching the Network Links and/or the Monitoring appliances
according to requirements with or without powering on
XX-32G.
Attaching Links and Monitoring Appliances in operational mode (powered on) is assisted by
indicators at the front panel and at the connectivity
module.
Location of Indicators :
If powered up now, check the LED Indicators for proper power conditions and with the Link
LEDs on each connected port that the links are connected well and datatraffic is present.
It is recommended to continue in unplugged condition and follow this
manual up to Chapter 6 at first installation process before powering up.
Information
Field
Power
Link Activity/Speed
Systemstatus
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5. Connecting to Network and App iances
Connecting SPAN Ports to XX-32G (fixed Ports or Modu e Ports)
a) Attach to any fixed SPAN Ports or to SPAN Ports of installed
Connectivity Module by appropriated cable.
b) Apply the other end of cable to any SPAN Port of any switch or any other source of traf-
fic.
( efer to next page in case any of fixed or SPAN Module Port should be used for Monitoring)
P ease Note there are 2 different Modules: either SFP based, Part No.: XXS-8SFP or RJ45, Part
No. : XXS-8CSPs both offer usage either as Intakes or
Monitor Outputs.
Connecting In-Line to a Network
Using the In-Line Connectivity Modu e (Copper In-Line Modu e XXS-4CIL)
This Module is arranged to four (4) pairs of J45 connectors, sequencely numbered 1-2, 3-4,
5-6 and 7-8:
a) Attach first In-Line pair to, i.e., Port 1 at Connectivity Module a
appropriated cable as Inbound “A” from the Network Link being tapped.
b) Continue by the corresponding port “B” from the Connectivity Module by a straight
cable to Port 2 to wire out the monitored
Network link.
c) Continue with pair 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 being further pairs of In-Line
functions to be used.
Note : Any other pair for use to begin with is valid - there is no order for a primary use of
those In-Line Taps
In-Line Module
Front View:
1 3 5 7
2 4 6 8
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5. Connecting to Network and App iances
Using the passive FiberTAP in Option s ot (F1RL or mu tip e F4L):
Please select the required Fiber TAPs Specifications as needed following the informations
being provided for the FiberTap F1 L and F4L.
(see section 3 - Option Slot for overview)
a) Attach to Network Port “A” of the FiberTAP a appropriated cable as Inbound “A” from the
network Link being tapped.
b) Apply to Network Port “B” a appropriated cable as to wire out the monitored network
link.
c) Connect to the Monitor “AB” of the FiberTAP 2 single Fiber cables to two SPAN Ports,
either to the fixed at the Connectivity
Module.
Note : Using the F4L allows to tap into 4 separate Fiber Network Links and may end up in
using 8 SPAN Ports
Connecting Monitoring Devices to XX-32G
XX-32G’ functions depend on the configuration used .
Any previous y described “SPAN” Ports for use as Intake may be set for being an Output for
Monitoring App iances in a ternate.
To select either fixed or Module based SPAN Ports or 10GbE SFP+ Ports for attaching such
devices is fully controlled by the Management.
Any combination of In- or Output with or without filtering inbound or outbound traffic or
further aggregation of any traffic and replication can be set as required. (see Software Manual
for how to use)
Network
Device A
Network
Device B
B
A
Sample : using F4L passive FiberTAP to SPAN Intake XX32G + XXS-8SFP 8 Port SFP (SPAN) Module:
Refer to Connectivity samp es on next
pages for more 1GbE or 10GbE operations
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4x 1GbE SPAN
Monitor Device
4x 1GbE In-Line
Monitor Device A
Monitor Device B
XX-32G and In-Line Connectivity Modu :
Set for aggregating 4x 1GbE In-Line Tapping plus additional 2x 1GbE SPAN ( fixed Ports) for
Output set to first 10GbE SFP+ Port:
5. Connecting to Network and App iances (Samp es)
XX-32G:
Set for aggregating four Input Lines (SPANs) at 1GbE by fixed ports, interfaced by SFP (Copper
or Fiber) for Output set to first 10GbE SFP+ Port:
2x 1GbE SPAN
Monitor Device
XX-32G and SPAN Connectivity Modu e (Copper or SFP):
Set for aggregating 8x 1GbE SPAN plus additional 4x 1GbE SPAN (fixed Ports) for Output set to
both 10GbE SFP+ Ports:
12x 1GbE SPAN
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10x 1GbE SPAN Monitor Device A
Monitor Device B
Monitor Device C
Monitor Device D
7x 1GbE SPANbE
Note : The passive In-Line Fiber TAP Monitor A/B outputs are connected further to 2x 1GbE
SPAN Ports of XX-32G. All SPAN Intakes can be Copper or Fiber SFP‘s in any mix.
The shown Quad Fiber TAP allow 4 passive Fiber In-Line Tappings
connected further to any defined SPAN Input Port at XX-32G.
Monitor A B
Network A Network B
5. Connecting to Network and App iances (Samp es) (cont’)
XX-32G and SPAN Connectivity Modu e (Copper or SFP):
Set for aggregating 10x 1GbE SPAN Input ( 7x by Connectivity Module plus additional 3x 1GbE
SPAN by fixed Ports for Output set to both 10GbE SFP+ and 2x 1GbE Ports at Connectivity Mo-
dule and fixed Ports:
XX-32G and FiberTAP via SPAN Connectivity Modu e (SFP):
Set for aggregating 9x 1GbE SPAN Input ( 7x by Connectivity Module plus additional 2x 1GbE
SPAN by fixed Ports for Output set to first 10GbE SFP+ and 3x 1GbE Ports at Connectivity Mo-
dule and fixed Ports:
Monitor Device A
Monitor Device B
Monitor Device C
Monitor Device D
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5. Connecting to Network and App iances (Samp es) (cont’)
XX-32G and 10GbE SPAN Monitoring:
Set for filtering and strapping down 2x 10GbE SPAN Input for various Outputs at 1GbE (at fi-
xed Ports or Connectivity Module Ports).
Additional 1GbE Span Inputs may be processed and filtered and/or routed to same or dedica-
ted Outputs as well:
2x 10GbE SPAN
Monitor Device A
Monitor Device B
Monitor Device C
Monitor Device D
XX-32G and 10GbE fai safe Fiber In-Line Monitoring:
Set for filtering & routing 1x 10GbE In-Line via passive FiberTAP Option to SPAN Input for vari-
ous Outputs at 10GbE and/or 1GbE Outputs by fixed Ports:
(up to 4x) directiona 2x1GbE Monitor
of 10GbE Link
2x Monitor
directiona 10GbE
10GbE Network
Passive In-Line to Monitor Out at 10G (SFP+) Input
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LED # 2, 3 + 4 off to orange
LED PW 1 on : connected to mains and active
LED PW 2 on : connected to mains and active
6. Powering on XX-32G
Assuming all necessary precautions while physical connections have been proceeded the unit
can be powered on now :
The System does not provide a main power switch, XX-32G powers up if one of redundant
powersupp ies is being connected to mains power.
The use of both powersupplies is recommended to achieve a maximum failsafe operation at
any time.
Please remember the connectivity module are swappable - you may exchange or add a
module at any time under power, but be aware of data loss during the exchange.
There are 2 vertical groups
of LEDs:
4x Systemstatus
2x Power
Power Systemstatus
If power is connected refer to the System Status and Power indicators
during the initia ization process :
The XX-32G initialisation takes appr. 40 seconds. If ready, the
display will change to indicate the norma Operation Mode :
LED # 2, 3 + 4 green
LED PW 1 on: active
LED PW 2 on: active
LED #2 off/turns constant orange: Device starting in progress
LED #1 constant green: All components active
LED #1 flashing green: normal Operation

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