bear with me,  im new to cisco switching...

supervisor ?...... it has 2 supervisor V in it......   is this what you are asking?........

also,

i added 2 48-port gigbit modules in the last to available slots 8, and slot 9

hope this helps....

Rob

The 4510R with sup V does have limitations as to which module can be run in slot 10 but not 8 or 9.

Couple more questions -

1) do you have these modules already in the chassis ie. the 2 new modules, are they the same type as existing modules you have in the chassis ?

2) i need the specific module type eg. WS-X4418-GB would be a module part number. Run "sh module" on the switch to get the part numbers

3) when you moved the module from slot 8 to slot 9 was slot 8 empty ?

4) do you have a module in slot 10 ?

Jon

slot 1 &  2 contain theWS-x4516 supervisor engine V

slot 3 WS-X4506-GB-T 6 fiber/ethernet module

slot 4  WS-X4548-GB-RJ45 48-port10/100/1000 Base-T modue

slot 5  same as slot 4

slot 6  same as slot 4

slot 7 WS-X4148-RJ 48 port 10/100

slot 8  same as slot 7

slot 9 WS-X4548-GB-RJ45

slot 10  empty  (this is where i put the 2nd new module which was not recognized, and is the same as what is in slot 9)

so, yes  i gave you wrong information... slot 9 and 10 i was trying to populate with new modules ... not 8 and 9......

and slot 10, does read next to it... Flex-slot... what does that mean?

rob

Rob

That's your problem. Slot 10 on the 4510R has restrictions with a Sup V in that it only supports a subset of linecards.

From Cisco doc on the 4510R chassis

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Slot 1 is reserved for the supervisor engine only, which provides switching, local and remote management, and switch-status monitoring. Slot 2 is reserved for a redundant supervisor engine only. Slots 3 through 9 are available for switching modules. When using a Supervisor Engine V, slot 10 is a flex-slot for use with the 2-port Gigabit Ethernet switching module (WS-X4302-GB) or the Access Gateway Module (WS-X4604-GWY) only. When using a Supervisor Engine V-10GE, any supported module may be used in slot 10.

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Jon

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Hi Rob,

Since the blade is good and since the switch if full with blades then make sure you have big enough power supplies to light up all 9 blades.

Use the Cisco Power calculater to make sure your power supplies are providing enough power for all the blades.

http://tools.cisco.com/cpc/

HTH

Reza

Hi Reza

Power issues was one of my thoughts as well hence question 3) from above. Rob said he removed it from 8 to put it in 9 but it's still worth checking.

By the way, how do you like the new navigation through forums, much better i think

Jon

Hi Jon,

Sorry, I did not see your post on time, because I was responding to the post at the same time you did (I think)

Any ways, I like the new navigation a lot.  The only issue I see right now is when I go from one forum to another, the security warning pups up and it is really annoying.  I have posted enough complains with Dan about varies issues with the site in the last few months and so I think, I can live with this one.

Cheers,

Reza

In answering the questions of the voltage, how do i obtain the input voltage from my switch?.... it reads on the front of the powers supplies :

100-240V

16-7A

50/60 Hz

What a beautiful command.. ...:)....

to cool......

see attached...

Thank you , i will try this.....

Rob

Can you post the ouput of "sh module" from the switch when you have the module in slot 9 ?

Jon

i just posted the configuration .... notice i have you bogus information... slot 10 which is the last bottom slot not recognizing the 1gb module...

what were u saying about slot 10?....