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It is very important that you carefully select a good location for installing the hub if you want it to be reliable and give you many years of service If you don't treat your network hardware right, someday it will return the favor, probably at about 11:45 PM the night before the month-end financials are due, or early on the Monday morning you're stuck in traffic, while everybody is arriving and logging in Following is a list of items to keep in mind before installing the FastHub (or any network hardware, for that matter) Also, make sure that you are not exceeding the cable distances defined earlier in Tables 7-1 and 7-2 Install the hub in a cool, clean, dry operating environment Keep the hub free of obstructions Keep the hub and cabling away from equipment that might cause interference It is generally recommended that you keep network devices and cabling at least 48 inches away from large motors and transformers, and at least 12 inches away from fluorescent lighting, small transformers, and lighting ballasts Provide adequate and reliable power Make sure that you are not exceeding the cable distance limits Provide proper strain relief for all power and patch cables The tips in the list above may seem obvious, but we've seen hubs mounted in some pretty creative places In one case, the hubs were stacked on a table under hundreds of patch cables; when we reached into the mess, we could feel quite a bit of heat trapped around the hubs It was only a matter of time before they'd start failing In the very same network, all of the copper cable was run along and inside an elevator shaft For months, network administrators tried to identify what was causing sporadic outages on the network Finally, an elevator went past while the cable was being tested with an analyzer, and the mystery was solved The elevator was generating strong interference as it went past the bundle of copper cable Each time, it would knock a few users off the network; sometimes it would cause the entire network to fail briefly, but enough to disrupt hundreds of users The moral of the story: it pays to take great care in the placement of your network equipment and cable runs The Cisco hubs can be powered from a 90 to 127 or 200 to 250 VAC power source and should be on a UPS if possible You can also power the FastHubs via a Cisco Redundant Power Supply (RPS) by connecting the RPS to the RPS receptacle on the back of the unit Note that you cannot connect both AC and RPS to the hub Once you have selected the location for the hub, you may want to supply it with the initial configuration before installing it into the final location The most common method for supplying the initial configuration to a hub is to use the console port The rear of the hub (Figure 7-4) has an AC input, RJ-45 console port, and a DC input for the optional Redundant Power Supply (RPS) As with other Cisco products, the console port is a serial connection from the PC's serial port to an RJ-45 rollover cable.

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Figure 7-4: Cisco Systems FastHub 216T (rear view) Use the provided RJ-45 to RJ-45 rollover cable, and either the RJ-45 to DB-9 female terminal adapter or the RJ-45 to DB-25 female terminal adapter Connect the appropriate adapter to a serial port on your PC, and insert the RJ-45 head directly into the console port on the back of the hub