[c-nsp] Power Redundancy in 3550 or 3750?
Michel Renfer
michel.renfer at lan.ch
Sat Jul 30 09:02:10 EDT 2005
> Do you mean they _do_ power cycle when switching back from
> RPS, or _don't_ they?
The switch rebooted when switching back from rps power.
> And how many switches have you tested, and have Cisco confirmed
> they should/shouldn't reload?
We tested it only with one 3560 internally. We didn't open a case
on this until now.
> "The AC power supply is FAULTY even after plugging
> back in the AC power cable. So when you push the
> RPS button, the RPS would stop supplying the power
> supply and the AC power supply would kick in but
> it takes a short time for the AC power supply to
> take over; but the little gap may reload the switch.
> It is what the bug means. The AC power supply need
> redesign to kick in quicker."
>
> "We suggest having the RPS and the switch be powered
> from the same power supply."
>
> "Both the AC and DC-to-DC converters are something
> that we are buying from different vendors. All of
> them are within the limits that we set."
>
> So, we are not using any cisco RPS'es today.
>
> Unfortunately, we don't have any other solution in place neither.
> But the internal AC power supplies are not dying either.
Interesting to hear your experience!
cheers,
michel
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