INDEX

Symbols

INDEX

configuration Save and Restore

: 12-1 to ??

See PVCs

See s

See views

Symbols

: .NSS Configuration file 12-8
: ? command 1-30

A

absolute path 13-5

access identifier (AID) text 1-20

active connections

: ADSL 5-6

Active Connections dialog box 8-19, 9-18

Add LIM Chassis 1-12

adding pools

See buttons

: Add Pool Now

adding subscribers 4-5, 4-20

additional VCs 3-22

adjective_1 1-30

adjective_2 1-30

Administrative state 2-2, 3-11, 5-1, 5-9, 10-2

ADSL

connection process 9-3

connections

: active 1-25, 1-27
: Active Connections dialog box 1-11

service provisioning 3-1

Alarm dialog box links 4-20

Alarm Display 7-14

alarm management 2-3

Alarm types

: critical 1-4
: major 1-4
: minor 1-4

Alarm/Event Status Changes 11-8

alarms 1-4, 1-30, 3-10

: severity See CLI

alphanumeric characters 4-7

amortizing 3-2

analog cross-connect 5-6

annual xxiv

anomalies 4-17, 4-18

API design, assumptions B-5

APPLY 1-24

arguments xxiii, 1-29

ASCII text file 1-27

asserted alarms 5-2

assign ports to a logical pool 3-12

assigned LIM 3-10

Assigned Port OSR 3-10

assigning CAP ATU-C and LIM ports to a logical pool 3-11

assigning multiple destinations 3-22, 4-26

assigning subscriber VPI/VCI addresses 3-19

assigning subscribers 3-2

associate subscribers 3-2, 4-2

associating subscriber IDs to ports 4-3

ATM 5-10

address space

: considerations B-1
: supported ranges B-2
: supported types B-2

addressing guidelines B-1

bearer service 3-2

channel 1-31

connections 3-2, 11-2

edge switch port 3-2

network backbone 3-2, 4-27

UNI specification

: restrictions B-1
: version 3.1 B-1

ATM edge switch port 4-26

ATM Forum

: UNI Version 3.1 specification B-1

ATM UNI 3.1 3-20

ATM Virtual Circuit Configuration Support 4-21

attenuation 4-9

attenuation and bridge taps 8-9

ATU-C

Connect on Demand 5-3

Module Properties dialog box

: configuration 7-11

port configuration fields 7-15

Port Properties dialog box status 7-12, 7-13

ATUCPARMS 8-4

ATU-R 9-8

ATU-R modem 8-1

Authentication failure traps 6-9

automated process 2-1

B

background polling 1-4

backplane 1-12

Begin Restore dialog box 12-9

bit allocation 8-13

Bit Error Rate and Noise Margin 9-1

blocked connection 8-11

blocked requests 8-12

blocked time 8-13

blocked Xconn 8-14

boosted signal 8-9, 9-13

BOOTP server 13-3

Busy status 5-2

buttons

common

: Apply 1-24
: Cancel 1-24
: OK 1-24

C

CAP 7-14

CAP ATU-C module

: menus 1-12
: properties 7-10
: subscriber provisioning 4-21
: syntax 1-31

CAP RADSL transceivers 9-3

carrierless amplitude and phase modulation (CAP) 4-1

case-sensitive commands 1-29

caution definition xxiv

CCO web-site 12-1

CD xxiv

cells 4-18

Changing Noise Margins 9-4

changing noise margins 4-8, 8-2

changing poll intervals 11-1

channel distortion 4-9

chassis

: deletion 10-2
: ID DIP switch 2-3
: instance number 0 1-31
: presence 2-2
: properties 1-12
: view 1-3, 1-17

chassis/module attributes 2-3

Circuit ID Field Activation 4-8

circuit ID suffix 4-8

Cisco 605 B-4

Cisco 6100 Series

: entity 7-2
: performance 1-11
: properties 1-11, 7-2
: release compatibility 1-2, 12-2
: system discovery 2-1
: system entities/containment hierarchy 5-5
: system pool summary counters 8-12
: ViewRunner management tools 1-26
: ViewRunner state management 5-1

Cisco 6100 Series system

: ATM addressing guidelines B-1
: number of subscribers B-4
: pinging 1-26
: VCC connection capacity B-2
: VPC connection capacity B-2

Cisco 6130

: release compatibility 12-2

Cisco 6130 Series

: release compatibility 1-2

Cisco 675 B-4

Cisco 675 unit 3-20

Cisco Connection Online xxv

Cisco TAC 1-26

Cisco technical support xxv

Cleared event status 11-7, 11-8

CLEI code 2-2, 7-11

CLI

: dialog box 1-29
: feature 1-28

CLI commands

: adjective_1 1-30
: adjective_2 1-30
: object instances 1-30

coding 4-18

color-coded status 1-2

Command Line Interface 1-28

commands xxiii

comments xxv

common tabs 1-22

communications error 1-26

complement signed integer 4-20

component numbers 6-9

configuration information 2-1

configuration Save and Restore

: ?? to 12-12
: Save As field 12-3

configuration save and restore

: loss of service 1-27
: node 1-26
: NVRAM 1-26
: SC 1-26
: software 1-27
: wizard 1-27

Configuration Save wizard 13-1

configuration settings, default 2-1, 2-3

configuration style 1-3

Configuration tab 5-3

configure a DMT-2 ATU-C module 4-10

configure idle session times 3-18

Confirmation dialog box 1-25

confirming

: system software version 13-4

congestion 11-8

Connect mode 2-2, 7-11

Connected To group box 8-18

connection

: activity 8-11

connection counter 8-1, 8-10

contacting Cisco xxv

containment hierarchy model 5-5

corresponding colors 5-11

CPE

: signature feature 3-17, 4-21
: training rate 8-6, 9-10

craft recovery action 11-8

creating logical pools 3-5, 3-7

critical alarm

: definitions 1-23
: event guidelines 11-8

CTRL-L 1-29

current alarms 1-12

current connection activity 8-18

current status 1-4

customer lines 11-8

customer premises equipment 3-27

D

data elements 2-1

data lists 1-27

equipment inventory 1-27

formatting 1-27, 1-28

: blank fill 1-28
: tab 1-28

iimporting 1-28

printing 1-28

reordering columns 1-27

Software Image Data 1-27

sorting 1-27

data path tests 4-30

data rate combination 8-6

DB-9 male connector 1-29

default IP address 13-5

default path 13-1

defaults

: Cisco 675 unit 3-20
: configuration settings 2-1, 2-3
: feature sets 1-7
: gateway route 6-6
: margin configuration 3-16, 4-8
: Telnet port number 1-29
: upon installation 3-18

defining VPI/VCI addresses 3-20

delete action 1-25

Delete Chassis option 10-2

Delete Module 1-14

delete now option 3-17

delete pool button 3-10

deleting

: CAP ATU-C or LIM modules 5-10
: chassis 1-12, 10-2
: LIMs 8-16
: modules 1-25, 10-1
: modules with discovered attributes 2-3
: NI modules 10-2
: old slot configuration 2-3
: resources 1-25
: subscriber PVCs 3-22, 4-25
: subscribers 3-17, 4-21, 8-16
: system components 10-1
: system controller modules 10-2

derived attributes 5-7

derived state 5-8

destination IP field 6-6

dialog box tabs 1-22

Digital Off-Hook configuration

: definition 3-1, 4-1
: overview 3-1

DIP switch settings 1-31

Direct Connect 7-20

Direct Connect configuration

: options 1-11, 3-7
: serial interface 1-28
: VCC configuration rules 4-22
: with PSC 3-1, 4-1
: without PSC 3-1, 4-1

Direct Connect System Capabilities A-1

disabled synchronization control mechanism 4-12

disconnect a subscriber 5-6

Discover

: icon 2-3, 11-5

discovered

: attributes 2-2
: configuration defaults 2-2
: equipment 2-2

discovering the Cisco 6100 system 1-4, 1-12

Discovery menu option 2-1

distribution algorithm 8-1

DMT-2 13-1

: transceiver training rates 9-4

DMT-2 ATU-C

: tabs 1-22

DMT-2 ATU-C module

: configuration dialog box 4-10
: performance displays 4-17

DMT-2 dialog box 3-18

DMT-2 module

: dialog box parameter field 4-12

DMT-2 Status dialog box 4-17

DOH

: configurations 1-22
: installations 3-5

DOH System Capabilities A-1

DS3

: NI module 2-3
: subtend host module (STM) 2-2
: subtending host module (STM) 1-5

DS3 subtend host module (STM) 13-1

DSL Disconnect Event displays 4-20

E

earlier configuration 12-6

edge switch port connection 3-2, 4-26

edit pool ID 7-15

Edit Subscriber field 4-5

ejector tabs 1-4

encapsulation mode 1-31

Entity field 11-4

EPROM programming 2-2

Equipage state 1-23

erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM) 2-2

eroded framing 4-18

Error Information dialog box 1-25

error output 1-29

establishing multiple trap recipients 6-6

Ethernet

: as an interface 6-2
: management 6-6
: physical media 1-31
: port 1-31

event history and current alarm events 11-1

Event History dialog box 1-12, 11-3

event level filter 6-8

Events 1-1

events

: AID 11-4
: queueing 11-2
: removing 11-4
: severity guidelines 11-7
: sorting 11-4

events/alarms 6-6

Excel spreadsheet 1-7

F

faceplate

: chassis and module 2-3
: SC module 2-1

failed trains 8-17, 9-16

FAQ xxv

far attenuation parameter 4-18

FarCvfLfe parameter 4-19

FarCviLfe parameter 4-19

FarEcsLfe parameter 4-18

far-end

: equipment 4-30

FarSNRMargin 4-20

FarSNRMargin parameter 4-18

fast data stream 4-18

fault detection 2-3, 5-11

fault management data 1-28

Fault Tolerant State 5-12

faulty modules 2-1

Feature Compatibility Error dialog box 1-7

feature descriptions 1-6

feature sets, default 1-7

File Open dialog box 12-8

filename 12-3

Finish Restoration dialog box 12-12

firmware version 4-5

fixed upstream margin 4-2

flow control 1-29

framing 4-12

full asynchronous framing 4-12

full synchronous framing 4-12

G

: gateway route, defaults 6-6
: get command 2-1
: GetSystemConnectMode() failure 1-9
: graphical user interface 2-3
: green blinking LED 3-27, 4-35
: group subscribers 3-28, 4-29

H

: hardware malfunctions 2-1
: hardware release 1-6, 2-2, 7-11
: HecCellF parameter 4-18
: HecCellI 4-18
: HecViolI 4-18
: help 1-30
: high network traffic 1-26
: host node 3-2
: Hyperlinks 1-21
: hyperlinks 1-20, 1-21, 4-3

I

Idle for the timer type 4-8

Idle status 5-2

images 13-1

In Service modems 8-22

In Service state 3-11, 5-3, 5-7, 5-8

inappropriate IP/mask 6-6

in-band management channel 1-11, 1-31, 6-1, 6-3, 6-4

independent Telnet sessions 1-28

information event 11-7

information event guidelines 11-7

initialization 6-3

input criteria for using the CLI 1-29

insert module 1-16

installation, defaults 3-18

integer connection counters 8-11

interleaved latency buffer 4-12

internal error 1-26

International Standards Organization (ISO) 5-1

invalid

: commands 1-29
: first object instance 1-29
: second object instance 1-29
: VPI and VCI numbers 3-22

inventory attributes 2-1

inventory details 1-23, 5-3, 7-15

invoking the in-band management channel 6-2

IP address 1-9, 1-17, 6-4, 12-9

IP path 13-5

J

: jumper setting 2-2
: jumpered modules 2-2, 5-7
: jumpering setting 3-5

K

: key events 1-9
: keywords xxiii

L

latency 4-25, 7-36

latency settings 4-13

LCC

: deleting 1-12
: locking 10-2
: Logical Link Control mode 1-31
: physical pools 3-5, 3-6
: popup menu 1-12
: requirements 2-2
: slot states 5-7

LCC) 11-6

LED

: conditions 2-1
: indicators 2-1

LIM

: controller 1-16
: controller properties 7-15
: deleting 8-16
: discovery 2-2
: menu 1-14
: Port Properties dialog box 7-22
: port release from a pool 5-10
: ports 1-31, 3-2, 8-1
: properties 7-18
: properties button 5-4
: Properties dialog box 3-27
: tabs 1-22

line and location detail 4-8

line coding 2-2, 7-11

line concentration chassis 2-2

line noise fluctuation 8-2

line port critical alarm events 11-6

line port headers 8-16

list-boxes 3-11

LLC

: encapsulation mode 6-1

local loop 4-7

locking a Confirmation dialog box 4-21

locking a line port 8-16

locking a subscriber 8-16

locking an actively connected entity 1-25, 5-9

Log dialog box 1-26

Log Time 11-4

logical entities 1-5, 1-22, 5-5

logical grouping 3-5

Logical Link Control. See LCC.

logical pool assignment 7-15

logical pools 3-2, 3-5

loss of power (LPR) 4-18

lost SNMP messages 3-1

M

major alarm 1-23

Major Alarm Event Guidelines 11-8

managed entities 1-5

managed object representation 5-6

managed objects 1-28

management information base 8-6, 9-10

Management Information Base (MIB) 2-1, 6-4

margin configuration, default 3-16, 4-8

margin error values 4-2

margins

: actual down 8-22
: actual up 8-22

matrix file 1-7

Max downstream rate 2-2, 7-11

Max upstream rate 2-2, 7-11

Cisco 6100 series release compatibility 1-2

Cisco 6130 Series

: release compatibility 1-2, 12-2

in chassis view 1-10

physical pools 3-5

release compatibility 1-2, 12-2

right-clicking 1-4

slot states 5-7

subtending 3-2, 4-27

menus 1-14

Message Dialog Boxes 1-24

MIB 2-1

MIBII variable 6-9

minimize 11-5

minor alarm 1-23, 11-6

minor alarm events 11-8

modem training sequence 8-1

modifying subscriber data 3-17, 4-20

modifying system service type 1-25

modulation 2-2

module

: AID and port number 4-7
: deleting 1-25
: deletion 10-1
: options 1-10
: presence 2-2
: properties 1-12
: Properties dialog box 4-4
: Properties dialog box fields and buttons 4-5
: service state 7-21
: Status dialog box 5-2
: subordinate ports 5-2
: type 5-7

module alarm events 11-10

Module and Port Status dialog box 5-2

Module Properties menu

: configuration 3-23

module states

1-23

changing

: Administrative 1-23

normal 1-24

module tabs

: colors 1-23

module-managed object 5-7

More Parameters button 4-9

multiband terminal algorithm 8-6, 9-10

multiple protocols 1-31

multiple trap recipients 6-6

multiplexer chassis (MC) 2-2, 3-1, 10-2

multi-protocol over AAL5 1-31

N

name of the subscriber 4-20

naming files

: .NSS extension 12-3

navigational methods 1-10

Near Attenuation parameter 4-18

near cross-talk 8-10, 9-14

NearAttenuation 4-20

NearCviL 4-19

NearEcfL parameter 4-18

NearEcsL parameter 4-18

NearEsL parameter 4-18

NearSesL parameter 4-18

NearSNRMargin parameter 4-18

NearUasL parameter 4-18

network interface (NI) module 3-2

Network Interface Module in Alarm 11-11

network problem 1-26

network side VPI/VCI 1-26

Network VPI/VCI 7-36

network-side address duplication 3-22

network-side uniqueness violation 4-25

new alarm message 4-20

NI module

: deleting 10-2

NI RAM 3-4

no pools assigned 3-8

node 1-26

: discovery 2-1
: routing table support 6-6

Node and ViewRunner Event Display 11-2

node configuration data 12-1

node down 4-29

Node Event Queue 11-2

node queue 11-2

nodes 1-31

noise 4-12

noise margin 3-16, 8-2

non-SC modules 13-8

nonservice-affecting parameter 4-7

nonvolatile RAM (NVRAM) 12-1

note, definition xxiii

NotePad See data lists

nterleaved Delay 4-13

null subscriber IDs 4-7

NVRAM configuration 13-1

O

: OC-3c network interface (NI) module 2-3
: OK button 1-24
: Operational states 5-3
: operational states 5-11
: operator-defined state 5-1
: Options drop-down menu 2-1
: options for delays 4-13
: out of service 5-3, 5-7, 5-8
: outbound packets 1-31, 6-4
: overhead framing structure 4-12
: Over-Subscription Ratio (OSR) field 3-9
: overwriting data 1-3

P

parameter 4-18

Parameter column 4-17

parameter exchange 8-5, 9-7

parity error 11-8

partitioning 3-5

path latency configuration 4-14

Payload Transmission Rates 8-2, 9-3

percentage connections 8-11

Performance Counters 4-17

performance management

: CAP ATU-C ports 8-17
: dialog box 8-11, 8-14, 9-14
: line ports 8-15
: pool summary 8-12
: subscribers 8-13

Performance Management dialog box 8-10

performance monitoring 4-17

performance statistics 8-1

period 1-31

permanent virtual circuit

: See PVC

permanent virtual circuits (PVCs)

: adding and deleting 1-20

Permanent Virtual Connection Group Box 3-21

physical layer 1-31

physical pools for the PSC 3-6

physical pools in the MC 3-5

Physical Pools Versus Logical Pools 3-5

plain old telephone service (POTS) 4-1

PM counters 8-15

point-of-occurrence 1-26

poll intervals 11-1

polling 11-1

polls slots 2-3

pool lists 3-5

Pool Properties 1-11, 3-7

Pool Properties menu option 3-7

Pool time 8-13

pools for each port 3-11

pools, deleting 3-10

Popup menu options 1-10

Port and Subscriber Configuration dialog boxes 4-3

Port Configuration Dialog Box

: Subscriber Properties 4-11

port counters 8-15

port number 1-29

port number of the object 1-31

Port Properties 1-12, 4-33, 7-12

Port Properties dialog box 3-26

Port Properties Menu

: Configuration 3-25, 4-4, 4-32, 4-33

Port Provisioning dialog box 4-13

Port Service Configuration 1-11

Port Status 1-22

Port Status Dialog Boxes 5-3

Port tabs 7-2

ports 3-11

POTS splitter chassis (PSC) 2-3

predefined 1-28

predefined file See data lists

: saving

Print formats 1-29

Print messages 1-29

Priority 3-21

Priority Queue 4-2, 7-36

priority queue 4-13

Priority Queue and Path Latency 4-26

PROPERTIES button 8-18

Provisioned 3-9

Provisioned and In-Service OSR 3-10

Provisioned and Unlocked OSR 3-10

Provisioning 1-31

provisioning 3-1

: automated B-4

Provisioning Subtended Cisco 6100 Series Systems 3-28, 4-29

Provisioning/PVC Summary Dialog Box Enhancements 4-26

PSC 1-5, 3-5

PSD Transmit Power 4-7

PVC 3-21

: per subscriber B-4
: switching B-4

PVC configuration required 5-10

PVC configuration rules 3-21

PVC connection list 3-21

PVC information 4-35

PVC path latency 4-14

PVC's

: addressing 3-22

Q

: queue 11-2

R

: rapid command syntax modification 1-29
: RCF 1483 1-31
: RDF file 13-3
: read only) 3-21
: read-only 6-3
: read-only attributes 2-2
: Real-time Display of DOH Service Statistics 3-11
: Receive Signal Quality 7-13, 8-8
: Receiver Gain 7-13
: recipient 6-8
: recovery 11-7
: rediscover 12-12
: Reduced Merged Fast 4-12
: Reduced separate fast 4-12
: redundancy 4-12
: redundancy bytes 4-12
: Reference Source Not Found 4-13
: refine 4-9
: REFRESH 4-17
: Refresh status 1-12
: Release 2.3.0 6-4
: Release 2.3.5 6-4
: Release 2.4.0 6-4
: Release 2.x 3-4
: release compatibilities 1-6
: Release Definition File 13-1
: Release Definition file (RDF) 1-6
: remove a module 2-3
: removing events 11-4
: replaced SC module 12-1
: required field 1-25
: Reset 1-16
: reset 11-3
: Reset dialog box 13-8
: reset the SC module 2-1
: restore 6-4
: Restore Configuration (NVRAM) 12-6
: Restore Configuration wizard 12-7
: restrict entity unlockin 5-10
: return packets 6-4
: right-hand chassis menu 4-24
: routing 1-31
: Routing Table 1-11, 6-4
: routing table 1-31
: run IP over ATM 1-31
: running totals 3-11
: Rx SNR 8-22, 9-19

S

same mode 2-2

Save and Restore feature 10-2

Save Configuration 12-2

Save Configuration command 12-2

Save Configuration wizard 12-3

Save to File feature 1-27

SC 5-7

SC faceplate serial port 1-29

SC Feature Compatibility Matrix file (FCM 1-6

SC module 2-1

SC module release version 12-2

SC not responding 1-26

SC reset 1-9

SC software version 1-7

scroll bars 3-11

SDSL Connection Process 9-1

SDSL Upstream/Downstream Bit Rates and Payload Combinations 9-1

security privileges 1-10

See .NSS command file

See data lists

See states

self-test 2-1

sensitive 1-31

separate columns in a spreadsheet 1-28

separate subnets 6-6

Sequence Id 11-3, 11-4

sequence of SNMP messages 1-12

serial interface software 1-29

Serial Number 7-11, 7-17

Serial number of the module 2-2

service xxiv

Service Configuration Group box 4-21

service impairment 11-7

service impairments 11-8

service outage 11-7

Service Provisioning dialog box 3-20

Service Provisioning Rules

: Direct Connect 4-2

Service Provisioning with a Direct Connect Configuration 4-1

Service state 3-11, 3-12, 5-7

Service State Details field 5-3

Service State Functions 5-7

session 1-10

Session for the timer typ 4-8

Session in Progress 8-7

set and get messages 4-1

Set or change the signature 3-17

Setting Subscriber Defaults 3-18

Severity 11-4

severity level 6-6

Severity/Alarm Description 7-21

show 1-30

signals 4-9

signal-to-noise ratio 7-13

simple network management protocol 4-1

Skip re-discovery box 12-4

slot 1-10

slot number of the object 1-31

slot number on the chassis 1-31

Slot State 5-6

Slot state field 5-7

slow response time 3-18

SNMP 1-9

agent 1-1

errors

: agent 1-26

SNMP agent 2-3

SNMP error 1-9

SNMP error messages 1-25

SNMP errors 12-7

SNMP Message or Error Dialog Boxes 1-25

SNMP timeout 6-4

SNMP timeout messages 1-25

SNMP traps 6-8

software content 3-4

software download 6-4

software download / restore 1-31

software update

IP address 1-27

TFTP

: file path 1-27
: file transfer 1-27

TFTP server 1-27

software update downloads 1-6

Software Upgrade Progress 13-8

Software Version 7-11, 7-17

Software version 2-2

software version number 1-9

space 1-29

Special Considerations 6-3

Special Considerations for Multiple Trap Recipients 6-9

Special Considerations for the Routing Table 6-6

spread 3-28

SQ Overview 8-8

standard traps 6-9

StandardTrain 9-4

Standby 5-12

state 1-4

State Colors for Modules and Ports 1-23

state information 9-16

States

: locked 1-4
: normal 1-4
: unknown 1-4

statistics 3-9

Status 1-12, 11-4

status 1-4

STM Configuration 7-24

STM ports 1-31

STM Status 7-23

Structure type 4-12

STU-C 1-22, 1-31

STU-C modules 4-2, 4-9

STU-C Subscriber Properties Dialog Box

: 7-31

submask combinations 6-6

subnet mask component numbers 6-4

Subnet Mask field 6-6

subordinate 5-5

subordinate ports 5-6

subscriber

: locking 8-16
: side fields 3-20

Subscriber and Network group boxes 4-24

subscriber and network sides 4-22

Subscriber Default Dialog Box 3-19

Subscriber Default dialog box 3-18

SUBSCRIBER DEFAULTS button 3-18

Subscriber ID 4-7

subscriber loop 8-1

Subscriber Properties dialog bo 3-20

Subscriber Properties Dialog Box 3-27

: Service Provisioning Fields 3-21

Subscriber Properties dialog box 4-9, 8-5

Subscriber Properties dialog box fields 4-7

Subscriber Properties DMT-2 dialog box 4-11

subscriber PVCs, deleting 3-22, 4-25

subscriber side VPI/VCI connection fields 3-29

Subscriber VPI/VCI 4-25, 7-36

subscriber's session 4-8

subscribers

: deleting 4-21, 8-16
: determine demand B-4
: groups 4-29
: ID 4-20
: modifying data 4-20
: name 4-20
: number of connections B-4

subscription xxiv

subtend details 1-27

Subtend Host Module Properties 7-23

subtend information 12-8

subtended node 3-28

subtended node down 3-28

subtended ports 3-28

Subtending 3-3, 4-26

subtending

: host 3-2, 4-27
: MC 3-2, 4-27

Subtending Connections 3-3, 4-27

Subtending Considerations 3-2, 4-26

subtending host 3-28

subtending host module 3-29

Successful Trains 8-17, 9-15

Successful Xconn 8-14

summary view 3-11

superior 5-5

support

: online xxv
: technical xxv

Support for DMT-2 ATU-C Modem Provisioning 4-9

supported commands 1-29

Supporting Entity Service State 5-8

Supporting Entity Service states 5-8

SVC

: connection mode B-4
: switching B-4

switched virtual circuits

: See SVC

symbol rates 8-2

system components, deleting 10-1

system configuration parameters 5-10

system controller 3-1

: reset 11-3

system controller modules, deleting 10-2

system discovery 12-5

system failure 12-6

system folder 1-6

System Level Configuration 6-1

system service type, modifying 1-25

system-wide authentication traps 6-8

SysUpTime 1-9

T

tab 7-27

tab colors

: 1-23

TAC

: See support, technical

tailoring distribution 4-9

tallying DOH service parameters 3-11

Technical Assistance Center

: See support, technical

technicians xxi

Telco xxi

Telnet port number, default 1-29

Telnet session 1-28

template Cisco 6100 Series system configuration 12-6

terminal 1-29

Terminal Access Controller (TAC) 1-6

terminating a call 5-9

TFTP daemon 13-5

TFTP path 12-7

TFTP server 12-9

The far-end SNR margin 4-18

threshold 4-8

Threshold Counters 8-11

threshold counters 8-10

timeout value 1-9

timeout, forcing 4-8

timers 4-21

timesaver, definition xxiii

tip, definition xxiii

to logical pools 3-12

Too many arguments passed 1-29

top half of the chassis 3-5

totals 3-11

Train Counters 8-11

train counters 8-10

train for service 4-35

Trained 5-4

Training Mode 4-13, 9-4

Training Procedure 8-5, 9-8

Training rates for the CAP ATU-C module 4-2

transceiver 2-2

Transit Subscriber Service Provisioning dialog bo 3-29

Transit Subscriber Service Provisioning Dialog Box 4-30

transit subscribers 3-28, 4-29

Transmission of Per-Subscriber Power Settings 4-9

Transmission Unit 4-1

Transmit Power 7-13, 9-13

transport capacity 9-1

Traps Recipients 1-11

troubleshooting 1-9

two consecutive options 1-31

U

: unassigned 3-5
: unassigned LIM ports 3-12
: unassigned windows 3-11
: Understanding Performance Train Counters 8-10, 9-14
: Unfilled-Provisioned 1-23
: unique 3-28
: uniqueness 4-7
: UNIX server 13-5
: Unlock entities 3-2
: unlocked subscriber 3-11
: Unlocking 3-23
: Unlocking a Port 3-25, 4-32
: Unlocking a Subscriber 3-26, 4-33
: Unlocking Entities 4-30
: up arrow 1-29
: Update options 13-2
: updates 3-11
: Updating Cisco 6100 Series System Software 13-1
: upgrades, obtaining xxv
: Usage state 5-2, 8-18
: user interface 5-5
: user interface rule 5-10
: UserCellI 4-19
: ustomer premises equipment (CPE) 12-6

V

valid address ranges 3-4, 4-28

Valid ATM Connection Space 3-4

valid CLI commands 1-28

valid configuration settings 3-18

Valid noun_2 objects 1-30

valid VPI and VCI combinations 3-21

Value column 4-17

VCC

: connection capacity B-2
: reservation B-4
: switching 3-20

VCCs per subscriber line 3-28

VCI

: maximum B-1
: reserved B-1

VCI numbers 3-20

VCI/VPI data 3-23

verb 1-30

View All Subscribers 1-11, 1-21

View Equipment Inventory 1-11

View Subscriber PVCs 1-11

ViewRunner Event Save 11-2

ViewRunner for OpenView 12-8

ViewRunner for Windows

: monitoring 5-9, 6-1

ViewRunner Log dialog box 1-25

ViewRunner Preferences dialog box 3-18

ViewRunner Presentation of Discovered Information 2-3

ViewRunner sessions 11-2

virtual channel connection

: See VCC

virtual channel identifiers

: See VCI

virtual path connection

: See VPC

virtual path identifier

: See VPI

virtual paths

: See VP

: maximum B-1

VPC

: connection capacity B-2

VPC switching 3-19, 4-21, 4-22

VPI

: capacity B-2

VPI numbers 3-20

VPI/VCI addresses 3-2

VPI/VCI combination 1-26

VPIs 4-22

vrlog.txt 1-9, 1-26

VT100 compatible 1-29

VT100 terminals 1-29

W

warning

: definition xxiv

warning alarm 1-23

warning dialog box 3-16

World xxiv

X

: x 1-3

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