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ViewRunner allows you to add and delete various system components including both chassis and modules. This chapter discusses the following.
New LCCs can be added manually to a Cisco 6100. This is useful when preprovisioning the node prior to physical equipment being present.
Step 1 Open the Chassis View for the Cisco 6100 where you want to add an LCC.
Step 2 Choose the Edit > Add option from the Chassis View menu.
Step 3 Enter the Chassis ID (valid entries are 0-15) in the Add Chassis : <6100 name> dialog, and the LCC is added to the Chassis View.
To delete an LCC, follow the procedure below:
Step 1 Place your cursor over the top, bottom, or sides of the chassis to be deleted, and click the right button. The following pop-up menu appears.
Step 2 Select the Delete Chassis option and the chassis is deleted.
When you try to delete an LCC, you will receive a warning telling you that you will also delete all configuration information as well. Press OK to continue.
When you attempt to add a module in an empty slot, ViewRunner for HP OpenView displays only those modules that are allowed in the slot. To add a module to a slot, follow the procedures below.
Step 1 Access the 6100 Chassis View
Step 2 Move your cursor over an empty slot, and click the right mouse button. The following pop-up menu appears:
Step 3 Select Insert and choose the type of module to be inserted (if allowed), or accept the default module.
To delete an ATU-C module, follow the procedures below.
Step 1 Move your cursor over the module slot, and press the right mouse button. The following pop-up menu appears.
Step 2 Select the Delete Module option.
The ATU-C module is deleted.
To delete a LIM module, follow the procedures below.
Step 3 Move your cursor over the module slot, and press the right mouse button. The following pop-up menu appears.
Step 4 Select the Delete Module option.
The LIM module is deleted.
For ATU-C and line interface modules (LIMs), you must first lock the module before deleting it.
To lock a module, follow the procedures below:
Step 1 Move the cursor over the ATU-C or LIM slot and right click.
Step 2 Select the Port Properties > Configuration option.
Step 3 When the screen displays, select the Locked option under the Administrative State field.
If you delete LIM NI modules, however, you could interrupt subscriber calls taking place.
You can delete network interface (NI) modules without first locking them.
You cannot delete the primary SC, but you can delete any redundant SC modules.
Posted: Fri Apr 23 14:27:30 PDT 1999
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