Cisco Catalyst 4. M Switch Data Sheet. High Performance Small Form Factor Cisco Catalyst Switch with Flexibility and Investment Protection for Top of Rack Switching or Midmarket Collapsed Core and Aggregation Layer Deployment Product Overview. The Cisco Catalyst 4. M Switch Figure 1 is designed for data center network top of rack switching and midmarket collapsed core and aggregation layer deployment. Optimized for ultimate deployment flexibility for the data center, the Cisco Catalyst 4. M can be deployed for 1. Network Monitoring Platforms NMPs Comparison of NMPs, ActionPacked 3 LiveAction is a platform that combines detailed network topology, device, and flow. Nessus Plugins Windows. OpenVPN 2. x 2. 3. Buffer Overflow Vulnerability w keymethod 1. Lyberty. coms weeklymonthly splash page. Yes, a splash page is old fashioned, but its been a tradition here since 1999. Autodesk Maya 2014 Extension Download Images. Ciscoworks Download Device Package Store' title='Ciscoworks Download Device Package Store' />GBASE T server access with 1 1 uplink to downlink oversubscription and environments with a mix of 1. Gigabit Ethernet servers or all 1. Gigabit Ethernet servers. The Cisco Catalyst 4. M is a 3. 20 Gbps, 2. RU fixed configuration switch with eight fixed wire speed X2 ports on the base unit and two optional half card slots for deployment flexibility and investment protection. Low latency, scalable buffer memory, and high availability with 11 hot swappable AC or DC power supplies and a field replaceable fan tray optimize the Cisco Catalyst 4. M for data centers of any size. For the midmarket collapsed core and aggregation layer and in the branch office, the Cisco Catalyst 4. M provides an ideal solution for space constrained deployments that require high performance wire speed services and high availability. With the unique semifixed architecture and support of the Cisco Twin. Gig Converter Module, the Cisco Catalyst 4. M can be used in a collapsed core and aggregation layer LAN deployment, providing the flexibility to deploy Gigabit Ethernet now and cost effectively migrate to 1. Gigabit Ethernet as requirements change. The Cisco Catalyst 4. M configuration provides wire speed connection, buffers to handle bursty traffic, and a comprehensive set of Layer 3 features required at the collapsed core and aggregation layer of the network. The Cisco Catalyst 4. M also supports a suite of ease of management features to simplify operations. Figure 1.       Cisco Catalyst 4. M Switch. Features and Benefits. The Cisco Catalyst 4. M half cards provide a wide variety of combinations of Gigabit Ethernet and 1. Gigabit Ethernet media types. The base unit can accommodate up to two of the half cards shown in Figures 2, 3, 4, and 5, in any combination. Figure 2.       2. Port Wire Speed 1. RJ 4. 5 Half Card. Figure 3.       4 Port Wire Speed 1. Gigabit Ethernet X2 Half Card. Figure 4.       8 Port 2 1 1. Gigabit Ethernet X2 Half Card Compatible with Cisco Twin. Gig Converter Module. Figure 5.       8 Port 2 1 1. GBASE T RJ 4. 5 Half Card. Capable of Operating at 1. G1. 0G for Up to 1. Cat. 6aCat. 7 Cable. In addition to deployment flexibility, the half slots provide investment protection for further additions of Gigabit Ethernet and 1. Gigabit Ethernet media. Table 1 summarizes the features and benefits of the Cisco Catalyst 4. M. Table 1.        Features and Benefits. Feature. Benefit. Outstanding Scalability. MB shared buffers Large buffers for microburst and high traffic control Up to 3. Gbps and 2. 50 mpps wire speed performance with low latency Delay sensitive traffic forwarded without interruption Wire speed uplinks. Elimination of oversubscription bottlenecks between downlinks and uplinks across the switch with any combination of half cards Configuration Flexibility. Choice of Gigabit Ethernet and 1. Gigabit Ethernet interfaces. Granular configuration options for allGigabit Ethernet to 1. Gigabit Ethernet transition Choice of copper or fiber 1. G1. 0G Ethernet interfaces. Mix and match 1. G1. G RJ 4. 5 and X2 line cards. Online insertion and removal of cards. In service line card changes. Cisco Twin. Gig Converter Module supportGigabit Ethernet and 1. Gigabit Ethernet interface support on the same card. Dual AC or DC power. High availability for nonstop operation. Investment Protection. Modular half slots. Migration to new media types through additional half cards. Field replaceable power supplies and hot swappable removable fan. Extended longevity of hardware. Use of existing software. Consistent operational model for all Cisco Catalyst 4. Series SwitchesSupported only on 8 port 2 1 1. Gigabit Ethernet X2 half card. One System, Many Configurations. The Cisco Catalyst 4. M can be configured to meet the needs of many types of top of rack deployments. Table 2 summarizes the configuration options. Table 2.        Cisco Catalyst 4. M Configuration Options. Configuration. 10 Gigabit Ethernet X2 Ports. Gigabit Ethernet 1. GBASE T Ports. 101. Ports. Gigabit Ethernet Small Form Factor Pluggable SFP Ports Using Twin. Gig Converter Module. Gigabit Ethernet uplinks. Gigabit Ethernet access with 1. Gigabit Ethernet uplinks. Gigabit Ethernet SFP access with 1. Gigabit Ethernet uplinks. Gigabit Ethernet SFP and 1. Gigabit Ethernet access with 1. Gigabit Ethernet uplinks. Gigabit Ethernet access X2 with 1. Gigabit Ethernet uplinks. Gigabit Ethernet SFP and 1. Gigabit Ethernet uplinks. Gigabit Ethernet access 1. GBASE T with 1. Gigabit Ethernet Uplinks. Gigabit 1. 0GBASE T Ethernet access with 1. Gigabit Ethernet uplinks. Gigabit 1. 0GBASE T and 1. Gigabit X2 Ethernet access with 1. Gigabit Ethernet uplinks. Gigabit 1. 0GBASE T and Gigabit Ethernet SFP access with 1. Gigabit Ethernet uplinks. Gigabit Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet on the Same Half Card. The Cisco Twin. Gig Converter Module Figure 6 converts a single 1. Gigabit Ethernet X2 interface into two Gigabit Ethernet port slots that can be populated with SFP optics, enabling customers to use Gigabit Ethernet SFPs on the same card in combination with 1. Gigabit Ethernet X2 optics. The Cisco One. X Converter Module is supported on all 1. Gigabit Ethernet modules of the Cisco Catalyst 4. M. The Cisco One. X converts an X2 interface into one SFP interface and uses the full range of Cisco SFP transceivers Figure 7. Figure 6.       Cisco Twin. Gig Converter Module Converts a 1. Gigabit Ethernet X2 Interface into Two Gigabit Ethernet SFPs. Figure 7.       Cisco One. X Converter Module Converts an X2 Interface into One SFP Interface. Operational Consistency and Control. The Cisco Catalyst 4. M includes a console port to manage all system features. Remote in band management is available with Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP, Telnet client, BOOTP, and Trivial File Transfer Protocol TFTP. Support for local or remote out of band management is delivered through a terminal or modem attached to the console interface. The Cisco Catalyst 4. M supports file allocation table FAT file systems. System images can be updated directly through Microsoft Windowsbased machines with compact flash memory readers. Using Cisco. Works solutions, Cisco Catalyst switches can be configured and managed to deliver end to end device, VLAN, traffic, and policy management. The Cisco. Works LAN Management Solution LMS bundle offers tools such as Cisco. Works Resource Manager Essentials and Cisco. Works Cisco. View. These web based management tools offer several services, including automated inventory collection, software deployment, easy tracking of network changes, views into device availability, and quick isolation of error conditions. Software Configuration Options. Table 3 describes the software configuration options for the Cisco Catalyst 4. M Switch, and Table 4 describes the hardware options. Table 3.        Software Configuration Options for the Cisco Catalyst 4. M Switch. Software Image. Description. IP Base image. Standard Layer 3 image, including Routing Information Protocol Version 1 RIPv. RIPv. 2, static routes, and Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol EIGRP stub. Enterprise Services image. Enhanced Layer 3 image, including Open Shortest Path First OSPF, EIGRP, and Border Gateway Protocol BGP also includes all IP Base image features. Table 4.        Cisco Catalyst 4. Series Hardware Comparison. Feature and Description. Cisco Catalyst 4. Cisco Catalyst 4. GECisco Catalyst 4. MSwitching capacity 9. Gbps. 13. 6 Gbps. Gbps. Throughput 7. ALLEN BRADLEY STRATIX 5. USER MANUAL Pdf Download. User Manual Stratix 5. Wireless Access PointWorkgroup Bridge Catalog Numbers 1. WAPAK9, 1. 78. 3 WAPEK9, 1. WAPCK9, 1. 78. 3 WAPZK9. Arc Flash. Arc Flash will cause severe injury or death. Wear proper Personal Protective Equipment PPE. Follow ALL Regulatory requirements for safe work practices and for Personal Protective Equipment PPE. Allen Bradley, Rockwell Automation, and Stratix are trademarks of Rockwell Automation, Inc. Trademarks not belonging to Rockwell Automation are property of their respective companies. Ports and Connections. Stratix 5. 10. 0 WAP Specifications. Access PointWorkgroup Bridge Ethernet Cable Recommendation. Login to the Stratix 5. WAP. Table of Contents Association Page. Wireless Page. Chapter 5 Configure the Stratix 5. WAP Using Cisco IOS Command Modes. Getting Help. Table of Contents Configuring RADIUS Login Authentication. Defining AAA Server Groups. Configuring RADIUS Authorization for User Privileged Access and Network Services. Table of Contents Chapter 7 Configuring Radio Settings Enabling the Radio Interface. Configuring the Role in Radio Network. Table of Contents Chapter 8 Configuring Multiple SSIDs Understanding Multiple SSIDs. Effect of Software Versions on SSIDs. Table of Contents Chapter 1. Configure an Access Point as a Local Understanding Local Authentication. Configuring a Local Authenticator. Table of Contents Using WPA Key Management. Software and Firmware Requirements for WPA, CCKM, CKIP, and WPA TKIP. Table of Contents Configuring Client MFP. Configuring Radio Management. ConfiguringEnabling VLAN with SSID by Using Stratix 5. Device Manager. Set the Encryption for the VLAN. Table of Contents Chapter 1. Configuring CDP Understanding CDP. Configuring CDP. Table of Contents Configuring a Workgroup Bridge for Roaming. Configuring a Workgroup Bridge for Limited Channel Scanning. Configuring the Limited Channel Set. Table of Contents Appendix A Protocol Filters Ethertype Protocols. IP Protocols. For detailed information about these commands, see the Cisco IOS Command Line Configuration Guide 1. Before using this manual to configure the Stratix 5. WAP, you must perform IMPORTANT a site survey. A radio frequency RF site survey is the first step in the deployment of a Wireless network and the most important step to make sure appropriate operation. Item Description Chapter 1 Getting Started with the Stratix 5. WAP Provides an overview of the Stratix 5. Wireless Access PointWorkgroup Bridge, including its features and network configuration Chapter 2 Install the Stratix 5. Wireless Access Point Provides details on how to install the access point. Preface Conventions The Stratix 5. Wireless Access PointWorkgroup Bridge is referred to as the Stratix 5. WAP, WAP, access point, or workgroup bridge in this document This publication uses these conventions to convey instructions and information. Command descriptions use these conventions. Preface Rockwell Automation Support Rockwell Automation provides technical information on the Web to assist you in using its products. You can also visit our Support Center at https rockwellautomation. FAQs, and to sign up for product notification updates. LAN solution that combines mobility and flexibility with the enterprise class features required by networking professionals. With a management system based on Cisco IOS software, the Stratix 5. WAP is a wireless LAN transceiver, Wi Fi certified and compliant in. The access point is standalone autonomous configuration. The Stratix 5. 10. WAP contains simultaneous dual band radios 2. GHz and 5 GHz with integrated and external antenna options. The access points support full inter operability with leading 8. Configuring the Access Point You can configure and monitor the wireless device by using the following Command line interface CLI, Stratix 5. WAP Device Manager, browser based management system web based or Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP. Management Options You can use the wireless device management system through the following interfaces. Chapter 1 Getting Started with the Stratix 5. WAP Roaming Client Devices If you have more than one wireless device in your wireless LAN, wireless client devices can roam from one wireless device to another. The roaming functionality is based on signal quality, not proximity. When signal quality drops from a client, it roams to another access point. Getting Started with the Stratix 5. WAP Chapter 1 Network Configuration This section describes the role of an access point in common wireless network configurations. The access point default configuration is as a root unit connected Examples to a wired LAN or as the central unit in a wireless network. You can configure access points as repeater access points, bridges, and workgroup bridges. Repeater Bridges The Stratix 5. In this role, an access point establishes a wireless link with a non root bridge. Traffic is passed over the link to the wired LAN. Access points in root and non root bridge roles can be configured to accept associations from clients. Getting Started with the Stratix 5. WAP Chapter 1 Figure 3 Access Point as a Root Bridge with Clients Root bridge Non root bridge Figure 4 Access Points as Root and Non root Bridges with Clients Root bridge Non root bridge Workgroup Bridge You can configure access points as workgroup bridges. Chapter 1 Getting Started with the Stratix 5. WAP This graphic shows an access point configured as a workgroup bridge. See Understanding Workgroup Bridge Mode on page 5. Configuring Workgroup Bridge Mode on page 5. Getting Started with the Stratix 5. WAP Chapter 1 Power adapter 4 Wi Fi antennas Console cable If any item is missing or damaged, contact your Rockwell Automation, see Rockwell Automation Support on the back cover of this manual. Chapter 1 Getting Started with the Stratix 5. WAP Notes Rockwell Automation Publication 1. UM0. 06. A EN P May 2. Chapter Install the Stratix 5. Wireless Access Point Workgroup Bridge This chapter provides basic instructions on how to install and configure your Stratix 5. Wireless Access PointWorkgroup Bridge. Topic Page Stratix 5. WAP Specifications Ethernet Cable Recommendation External Antennas Preparing the Access Point. Points. This document is available on Cisco. Ethernet Cable Recommendation While the Stratix 5. WAP works well with the CAT 5e cable for 1. MB installations, we recommend that you use CAT 6a cable for 1 GB installations. Rockwell Automation Publication 1. UM0. 06. A EN P May 2. The external antennas support mounting inside NEMA enclosures for use in the most demanding environments. The Stratix 5. 10. WAP is configured with up to four external dual band dipole antennas, and 2. GHz and 5 GHz dual band radios in a 3 x 4 multiple input multiple output MIMO configuration with three spatial streams. Status Indicator Antenna connector C The Stratix 5. WAP is configured with up to four external dual band dipole antennas, and 2. GHz5 GHz dual band radios in a 3 x 4 MIMO configuration with three spatial streams. The radios and antennas support frequency bands 2. MHz and 5. 15. 05. MHz through a common dual band RF. Install the Stratix 5. Wireless Access PointWorkgroup Bridge Chapter 2 Table 2 Dual band Dipole Antenna AIR ANT2. DG R Specifications Parameter Description Antenna type Dual band dipole Operating frequency range 2. MHz Nominal input impedance 5. VSWR Less than 2 1 Peak Gain 2. GHz. MAC addresses from each location and return them to the person who is planning or managing your wireless network. The first time you use the Stratix 5. Wireless Access PointWorkgroup Bridge, Initial configuration you must configure it using the console cable. See. Install the Stratix 5. Wireless Access PointWorkgroup Bridge Chapter 2 Install the WAP Install the Stratix 5. WAP on a flat surface.