Hi,

Somehere else they showed a WS-X5224 card as being the one doing the etherchannel.  My 
understanding is that WS-X5224 cards do not support etherchannel.

Teunis
Hobart, Tasmania
Australia

On Wednesday, December 27, 2000 at 12:31:09 AM, Jeff Kell wrote:

> Somewhere back in this thread somebody wrote:
> 
> > > > Are you sure you can plug the RSM into slot #2.  I remember 
> > > > someone telling me to have it in slot 12.  Please let me know if 
> > > > this is the case, our 5500 uses slot 2 for a back up sup III 
> > > > module and slot 12 for the RSM with Vip module.
> 
> Let's get really hardware geeky for a minute...
> 
> The 5500 has three 1.2 (or thereabouts) Gbps backplane buses.  Slots 1-5
> can access all three backplanes by themselves *IF* the blade in question
> can access all three backplanes.  The 5000 had only one bus and the
> blades it supports can go in any slot, but use only one bus.  Only the
> newer blades can access multiple buses at the same time.  
> 
> The "specialty" of the "bottom" slots (10 or 11 to 13) was for ATM
> originally, as they access a separate bus on the backplane dedicated for
> ATM.  If you have ATM blades, they go in the bottom.  Period.
> 
> As for the RSM, I *think* it can go in any slot.  The maximum bandwidth
> supported between the RSM and the Cat is 400Mbps - so that 
> in effect it has a "virtual" 4-line fast etherchannel link with the
> switch.  But that is it, no faster (for the RSM, newer blades
> excluded).  So it can quite comfortably fit on one bus.
> 
> The "big five" slots (1-5) should be used for supervisors (the SUP3 and
> beyond can hit all three buses) and newer blades like the ones with the
> "R" suffix and beyond, which can hit multiple buses.
> 
> Jeff Kell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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