Installing NM-1E on 2620
 

I installed the new card (NM-1E) into the 2620, powered it back on then
ran the show diag.

result was:

Slot 1:
Unknown (type 55) Port adapter
Port adapter is disabled
Port adapter insertion time unknown
EEPROM contents at hardware discovery:
Hardware revision 1.2 Board revision E0
Serial number 26309296 Part number 800-01789-05
Test history 0x0 RMA number 00-00-00
EEPROM format version 1
EEPROM contents (hex):
0x20: 01 37 01 02 01 91 72 B0 50 06 FD 05 00 00 00 00
0x30: 70 00 00 00 01 06 11 17 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
any suggestions??

IOS ver 12.0(7)T

Re: Installing NM-1E on 2620
 

An unknown port adpater message typically indicates that the verion of
IOS on the box does not recognize the port adpater in question.
Typically means you need to upgrade to a newer IOS...

Re: Installing NM-1E on 2620
 

Thanks for the input...

Any suggestion on the version to upgrade to?

Re: Installing NM-1E on 2620
 

On 27 Dec 2004 11:50:06 -0800, cadmium3@gmail.com wrote:

>I installed the new card (NM-1E) into the 2620, powered it back on then

Minimum compatible releases (for Chassis CISCO2620, 10/100 ETHERNET
ROUTER W/2 WIC SLOTS, 1 NETWORK(CIS2620-TS), IP-BASE) :
12.3(4)XD4
12.3(2)T9
12.3(1a)

[use Software Advisor at cisco.com]

Re: Installing NM-1E on 2620
 

12.1, 12,2, and 12.3 will work. NEVER use version of code on a router
that has a "T" or "X" in the name unless you need a specific feature.
T code is new software features, and X is new hardware features. 12.1T
code becomes 12.2 code, 12.2T code becomes 12.3 code, and 12.3T will
become 12.4, same with X code. The only T or X code you should run is
the latest train of T code, in this case 12.3T, because any feature you
need in 12.2T code is available in 12.3. Code without letters contains
only bug fixes, of the previous T and X trains.

Scott