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ViewRunner allows you to add and delete various system components including both chassis and modules. This chapter includes the following sections:
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Note References to modules or to CAP ATU-C modules are meant to also include information about dual-port CAP ATU-C, dual-port DMT-2 ATU-C, quad-port STU-C, and quad-port flexi ATU-C (CAP or DMT), unless otherwise noted. |
New Cisco 6110s can be added manually to a Cisco 6100 Series system. This is useful when preprovisioning the node prior to physical equipment being present. Use the following steps to add a Cisco 6110:
Step 2 Choose Edit and Add from the Chassis View menu.
Step 3 Enter the Chassis ID (valid entries are 0 to 15) in the Add Chassis dialog box to add the Cisco 6110 to the Chassis View, and click OK.
To delete a Cisco 6110, follow these steps:
Step 2 Choose Delete Chassis and the chassis is deleted.
When you try to delete a Cisco 6110, you receive a warning telling you that you are also deleting all configuration information as well. Click OK to continue.
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Note For system controller module software version 2.1.0 or later, the LIM controller module must be locked in order to delete the Cisco 6110. The Delete Chassis option is unavailable if the LIM controller module is not locked. The Cisco 6100/6130 chassis cannot be deleted because you cannot delete the primary system controller module. For system controller module software version 1.0.2, the LIM controller module does not support an Administrative State, so all LIMs in the Cisco 6110 must be explicitly locked to enable the Delete Chassis option. |
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 these steps:
Step 2 Move your cursor over an empty slot and right-click. The menu in Figure 7-5appears.
Step 3 Choose Insert and choose the type of module to be inserted (if allowed), or accept the default module.
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Note If ViewRunner for HP OpenView does not display any choices for module insertion, it means that only one type of module can be inserted in that slot. For example, ViewRunner for HP OpenView does not display a module type when you attempt to insert a module into the slot designed for a system controller. When selected, ViewRunner for HP OpenView automatically adds the only type of module allowed in that slot. |
For most modules, you must first lock them before deleting them. To lock a module, follow these steps:
Step 2 Choose Port Properties > Configuration.
Step 3 When the dialog box displays, Choose the Locked option under the Administrative State field.
If you delete LIM controller modules, however, you could interrupt subscriber calls taking place.
To delete a module, complete the following steps:
Step 2 Choose Delete Module.
The ATU-C module is deleted. The same process is used for STU-C modules.
For xTU-C modules and line interface modules (LIMs), you must lock the module before you delete it.
To lock a module, complete the following steps:
Step 2 Choose Port Properties and Configuration to open the Module Properties dialog box Port Configuration tab.
Step 3 Select Locked for the Administrative State.
The LIM is deleted.
You can delete network interface modules without first locking them.
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Caution If you delete network interface modules, you could interrupt subscriber calls that are taking place. |
You can delete subtend host modules (STMs) without first locking them.
You can delete LIM controller modules without first locking them.
You cannot delete the primary system controller, but you can delete any redundant system controller modules.
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Note Be sure to use the configuration save and restore feature to save your original configuration so you can restore it when new modules are installed. See "Using the Configuration Save and Restore Feature," for more details. |
Posted: Thu Mar 2 10:21:08 PST 2000
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