Oracle Quad 10 Gb or Dual 40 Gb Ethernet Adapter User's Guide

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Updated: June 2016
 
 

Front Panel Connectors and LEDs

On the front panel between the two ports, four LEDs signal the port speed, state, and activity. This figure and this table explains the meaning of the LEDs for port 0 (A) and port 1 (B). Port 0 accepts a QSFP+ optical transceiver, which can be purchased separately or included with your adapter.

For the 4x10GbE mode, only port 0(A) can be configured. If you use a splitter cable, port 0 can act as four ports. If a splitter cable that has four cables on the other end is used, and if all four splitter cables are connected to SFP+ ports of a client, then all four LEDs will be green. If there is activity on all four ports, then all four LEDs will blink. If any of the four cables are not connected, then the corresponding LED will be off. The Splitter cable has label 1, 2, 3, 4 (fiber splitter) or a, b, c, d (copper splitter) corresponding to port LED callout numbers 2, 3, 5, and 6.

For the 2x2x10GbE mode, both port 0 (A) and port 1 (B) are active. LED callout numbers 2 and 3 correspond to port 0 (A). LED callout numbers 5 and 6 correspond to port 1 (B).

image:Figure showing ports and LED indications by mode.
No.
Description
2x40GbE Mode
4x10GbE Mode
2x2x10GbE Mode
1
Port 0 (A)
2
LED 1
Blink on with activity to port 1 (B)
Blink On with Activity on any lane
Blink On with Activity on any lane
3
LED 2
Green with 40GbE link
Green with 10GbE link on all lanes
Green with 10GbE link on all lanes
4
Port 1 (B)
5
LED 3
Blink on with activity to port 0 (A)
Blink On with Activity on any lane
6
LED 4
Green with 40GbE Link
Green with 10GbE Link

Note -  With 4x10GbE, the LED corresponding to the connected cable is green and that LED blinks with activity on that port.

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