CE6863-48S6CQ-K
Version Mapping
Table 2-224 lists the mappings between the CE6863-48S6CQ-K and software versions.
Appearance and Structure
The figures in this document are for reference only.
1 |
Ground screw |
2 |
Equipment serial number (ESN)
NOTE:
You can scan the code to view the ESN and MAC address of the switch. |
3 |
Console port |
4 |
ETH management port (RJ45) |
5 |
USB port |
6 |
Fan slot 1 Applicable fan modules:
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7 |
Fan slot 2 Applicable fan modules:
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8 |
Fan slot 3 Applicable fan modules:
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9 |
Fan slot 4 Applicable fan modules:
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10 |
Power supply slot 1 |
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Power supply slot 2 Applicable power modules: |
12 |
Forty-eight 10GE/25GE SFP28 Ethernet optical ports Applicable modules and cables:
NOTE:
When a port works at the rate of 25 Gbit/s, it supports only 1 m SFP28 high-speed cables, and these cables can only be used as stack cables or M-LAG peer-link interface cables. When an SFP28 high-speed cable is installed on a 25GE port and the port mode 10g command is run to set the rate to 10 Gbit/s, the port supports 1 m, 3 m, and 5 m SFP28 high-speed cables. |
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Six 40GE/100GE QSFP28 Ethernet optical ports Applicable modules and cables:
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14 |
Three port-side mounting holes for mounting brackets |
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Two middle mounting holes for mounting brackets |
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Equipotential bonding Ground screws for a ground cable with a two-hole OT terminal |
17 |
Four power-supply-side mounting holes for mounting brackets |
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Slot Description
Power Slots
Each of the CloudEngine 6800 series switches has two power module slots and supports pluggable power modules. A chassis can use one or two power modules. In particular, dual power modules provide higher reliability.
- When both power modules are working properly, each of them provides half of the power required for the chassis.
- When one power module fails, the other one provides all power required for the chassis.
Fan Slots
Each of the CloudEngine 6800 series switches has four fan slots in which fan modules can be installed to cool the chassis, ensuring efficient heat dissipation and system stability.
It is recommended that four fan modules be properly installed on a switch to ensure normal switch operating. The device supports four pluggable fan modules that work in hot standby mode. The system can operate properly for a short time after a single fan module fails. You are advised to replace the faulty fan module immediately.
All fan modules are hot swappable.
Heat Dissipation System
The cooling system of the CloudEngine 6800 series switches uses front-to-back or back-to-front airflow depending on the airflow direction of the power modules and fan modules used.
- Front-to-back airflow: Power modules and fan modules with front-to-back airflow are identified by
. Air flows into the chassis from the power supply side and is exhausted from the port side, as shown in Figure 2-104 (using a CE6863 chassis as an example).
- Back-to-front airflow: Power modules and fan modules with back-to-front airflow are identified by
. Air flows into the chassis from the port side and is exhausted from the power supply side, as shown in Figure 2-105 (using a CE6863 chassis as an example).
Power modules and fan modules using forced air cooling on a switch must have the same airflow direction. If a switch adopts power modules with back-to-front airflow, the switch must use fan modules with back-to-front airflow as well.
Indicators
No. |
Indicator |
Name |
Color |
Status |
Description |
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1 |
SYS |
System status indicator |
Green |
Off |
The system is not running. |
Fast blinking |
The system is starting. |
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Slow blinking |
The system is running normally. |
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Red |
Steady on |
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2 |
MST |
Stack master/slave indicator NOTE:
In V200R003C00 and later versions, you can use the dfs-master led enable command to enable the stack master/slave indicator to display the DFS group master and backup status. After the stack master/slave indicator is enabled to display the DFS group master and backup status, the stack master/slave indicator on the DFS master device is steady on and that on the DFS backup device is off. |
Green |
Off |
The switch is not a stack master. |
Steady on |
The switch is a stack master or standalone switch. |
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3 |
ID |
ID indicator |
Blue |
Off |
The ID indicator is not used (default state). |
Steady on |
The indicator identifies the switch to maintain. The ID indicator can be turned on or off remotely to help field engineers find the switch to maintain. |
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4 |
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Service port indicator (10GE/25GE optical port) NOTE:
Each 10GE/25GE optical port has two single-color indicators. The one on the left is the ACT indicator (yellow), and the one on the right is the LINK indicator (green). Arrowheads show the positions of ports. A down arrowhead indicates a port at the bottom, and an up arrowhead indicates a port at the top. |
Green |
Off |
No link has been established on the port or the port has been shut down. |
Steady on |
A link is established on the port. |
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Yellow |
Off |
The port is not sending or receiving data. |
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Blinking |
The port is sending or receiving data. |
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5 |
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Service port indicator (40GE/100GE optical port) NOTE:
Arrowheads show the positions of ports. A down arrowhead indicates a port at the bottom, and an up arrowhead indicates a port at the top. |
Green |
Off |
No link has been established on the port or the port has been shut down. |
Steady on |
A link is established on the port. |
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Blinking |
The port is sending or receiving data. |
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6 |
L/A |
ETH management port indicator |
Green |
Off |
No link is established on the port. |
Steady on |
A link is established on the port. |
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Blinking |
The port is sending or receiving data. |
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7 |
USB |
USB-based deployment indicator |
Green |
Off |
USB-based deployment is disabled (default state). |
Steady on |
USB-based deployment has been completed. |
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Blinking |
The system is reading data from a USB flash drive. |
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Red |
Steady on |
USB-based deployment has failed. |
Ports
10GE/25GE SFP28 Optical Port
Attribute |
Description |
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Connector type |
Depending on the optical module |
Optical attributes |
Depending on the module or cable in use |
Port use constraints |
The 48 10GE/25GE SFP28 optical ports of a CE6863 switch work at the rate of 25 Gbit/s by default and do not support GE/10GE auto-sensing. You can set the port rate to 10 Gbit/s or 1 Gbit/s using the port mode 10g or port mode ge command, respectively. The 48 10GE/25GE SFP28 optical ports are divided into 12 port groups, with four ports in each group (1-4, 5-8, 9-12...45-48).
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Standards compliance |
IEEE802.3by |
Working mode |
Full-duplex |
40GE/100GE QSFP28 Optical Port
Console Port
ETH Management Port (RJ45)
USB Port
A USB flash drive can be connected to the USB port for log backup, system software backup and uploading, or USB-based deployment.
Specifications
Table 2-230 lists technical specifications of the CE6863-48S6CQ-K switch.
Item |
Description |
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Physical specifications |
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Environment parameters |
Temperature |
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Relative humidity |
5% RH to 95% RH, noncondensing |
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Altitude |
< 5000 m (16404 ft.) |
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Noise (sound pressure, 27°C) |
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Power specifications |
Power source type |
AC/DC/HVDC |
AC power input |
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DC power input |
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High-voltage DC power input |
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Rated input current |
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Chassis power consumption |
Maximum power consumption |
384 W |
Typical power consumption |
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Chassis heat dissipation |
Maximum heat dissipation |
1310 BTU/hr |
Typical heat dissipation |
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Surge protection |
Power module:
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Heat dissipation |
Heat dissipation mode |
Air cooling |
Airflow |
Front-to-back or back-to-front, depending on the fan modules and power modules |
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Reliability and availability |
Power module backup |
1+1 backup |
Fan module backup |
The device supports 3+1 backup of fan modules that work in hot standby mode. The system can operate properly for a short time after a single fan module fails. You are advised to replace the faulty fan module immediately. |
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Hot swap |
Supported by all power modules and fan modules |
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Mean time between failures (MTBF) |
47.81 years |
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Mean time to repair (MTTR) |
1.95 hours |
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Availability |
0.9999962836 |
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Technical specifications |
Processor |
1.4 GHz, four-core |
DRAM memory |
4 GB |
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NOR Flash |
64 MB |
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NAND Flash |
4 GB |
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Stack |
Service port supporting the stacking function |
25GE optical ports, and 100GE optical ports |
Certification |
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Ordering Information
Ordering information is subject to change without notice in the case of product upgrades. Ordering information provided in this manual is for reference only. To obtain latest ordering information, contact Huawei switch distributors or local Huawei representative office.
Table 2-231 provides the ordering information.