Lantronix S3220 Series User Guide Rev J PDF 34.75 MB - Page 632

Transition Networks ION x222x / x32xx User Guide Issues 1. The bootloader upgrade requirement only affects cards in the field. a) New production units will already have the bootloader upgrade done in the factory. 2. On initial power up of chassis: b) The remote cards will take a few minutes longer to show up in the management display. c) Accessing management at a later date, on a chassis that is already powered up is much quicker; delays only occur on initial power up. 3. Adding at card to an already powered up chassis is 40 seconds quicker that times listed, because the IONMM is already booted up. 4. If a chassis is up and running as a remotely located, un‐managed chassis, and you decide at a later date to add an IONMM, the chassis will have to be power cycled in order for the cards to report their status to the new local management module. Default Configurations The default configurations for ION cards are as follows: Chassis cards (e.g., C2220, C3220, C3221 ...) defaults:  Remote mode so the IONMM can see them.  The IP stack is disabled so they don't have an IP address.  USB is enabled. Standalone cards S2220, S3220, S3230 defaults:  Local mode.  The IP stack is enabled.  The local IP address is 192.168.0.10.  USB is enabled. Standalone cards S3221 and S3221 defaults:  Remote mode so they can be seen by the IONMM hanging off a port of the local card.  The IP stack is disabled so they don't have an IP address.  USB is enabled. Note: For the Local Management of Cards in a Remote Un‐managed Chassis feature to work the card in the remote chassis must be set to "Remote" mode so the IONMM in the local chassis can see it hanging off the port of the local card. See "Changing Switch Mode (Local / Remote)" on page 74. 33472 Rev. J https://www.transition.com Page 632 of 700