Table of Contents

A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W

index

A

Access icon     3-5

Actions menu     2-9

addressing, valid ranges     5-2

ADSL interface

alarms     10-7

performance     8-7

profiles     4-4

ADSL profiles

applying to DMT interface     4-16

creating     4-12

deleting     4-14

alarms

ADSL     10-7

ATM interface     10-4

chassis     10-6

DMT     10-6

Event Browser window     10-1

levels of severity     10-5

NI-2     10-7

OC-3     10-7

steps for viewing     10-2

using the Query Editor window     10-3

asset tracking

cards or modules     9-7

chassis     9-3

ATM

edge switch port     5-1

network backbone     5-3

ATM interface

faults     10-4

performance     8-18

status     7-8

ATM over ADSL over DMT interface performance     8-33

ATM QoS profiles

creating     4-8

deleting     4-12

ATM virtual channels

guidelines     4-9

autodiscovering objects     2-6

autodiscovery     3-6

B

backup system configuration     6-5

bar charts     8-33

C

cards

asset tracking     9-7

commissioning     3-21

DS3/2DS3 NI-2 card     1-4

inventory     9-4

NI-2 155MM-155MM     1-4

NI-2 155SM-155SM     1-4

NI-2 DS3/E3-DS3/E3     1-4

OC-3c/OC-3c NI-2 card     1-4

performance     8-29

supported     1-4

viewing status     7-3

cause code values     8-22

caution, definition     xix

charts

bar     8-33

line     8-33

chassis

alarms     10-6

asset tracking     9-3

deleting     3-26

deployment     3-8

fault management     7-24

inventory     9-1

status     7-23

Cisco DSLAM subtending, diagram     5-2

Cisco EMF

installing     3-2

Launchpad     3-4

staring a user session     3-2

system architecture     2-1

Cisco IOS

CLI security passwords     3-16

download image     6-7

command history log file     6-4

commissioning

cards     3-21

interfaces     3-22

network equipment     3-19

configuration

DS3     1-5

OC-3     1-5

connections

ATM and ATM QoS profiles     4-3

edge switch port     5-1

establishing through profile creation     4-2

in a subtended system     5-2

creating

ADSL profiles     4-12

ATM QoS profiles     4-8

DMT profiles     4-5

profiles     4-2

D

database files, creating and managing     2-2

data path tests     5-4

deleting

ATM QoS profiles     4-12

chassis     3-26

DMT profiles     4-8

network elements     3-26

subtend PVCs     5-14

deploying

line cards     3-13

NI2 card     3-11

deployment

autodiscovery     3-6

chassis level     3-7

manual     3-6, 3-8

preprovisioning     3-6

process     3-7

dialog boxes used in CDM     2-13

discover network devices     3-5

Discovery icon     3-5

DMT card

deploying     3-13

DMT cards

alarms     10-6

performance     8-29

DMT interfaces

applying ADSL profiles     4-16

applying DMT profiles     4-15

creating     4-5

profiles     4-4

status     7-12

DMT profiles

applying to DMT interface     4-15

creating     4-5

deleting     4-8

documentation

feedback     xxi

obtaining

CD-ROM     xx

world wide web     xx

ordering     xx

related     xx

download, Cisco IOS image     6-7

DS3/2DS3 NI-2 card     1-4

DS3 interface

configuration     1-5

performance     8-5, 8-30

status     7-5

DSLAM features     1-2

E

edge switch port connection     5-1

Edit menu     2-7

equipment, far-end     5-4

Event Browser window     3-5, 10-1

steps for viewing events     10-2

events

ATM interface     10-4

Event Browser window     10-1

using the Query Editor window     10-3

Events icon     3-5

F

far-end equipment     5-4

fault management

chassis     7-24

fault mangement

card status     7-3

features, 6100/6130 DSLAM     1-2

File menu     2-7

G

generic interface

performance     8-1

status     7-1

getting started

deployment process outline     3-7

installing Cisco EMF     3-2

using CDM     3-5

groups

manager     3-5

subscribers     5-4

GUI

dialog boxes     2-13

navigational tools     2-10

using list boxes     2-12

using tabs     2-11

using the object menu     2-10

using the toolbar     2-12

guide contents, description     xvii

guidelines

for creating ATM virtual channels     4-9

for subtending     5-3

H

hardware overview     1-1

Help menu     2-9

historical performance data     8-30

I

icons

Access     3-5

Cisco EMF Launchpad     3-4

Discovery     3-5

Events     3-5

Groups     3-5

Viewer     3-5

informational dialog boxes     2-13

installing Cisco EMF     3-2

interfaces

ATM over ADSL over DMT performance     8-33

commissioning     3-22

inventory

cards or module     9-4

chassis     9-1

K

keyboard commands     2-6

L

line charts     8-33

list boxes     2-12

log files

command history     6-4

system     6-1

login to Cisco EMF     3-3

loss

of link     8-11

of power     8-11

of signal     8-11

M

Map Viewer window     3-5

menus

Actions     2-9

Edit     2-7

File     2-7

Help     2-9

Navigation     2-9

object     2-10

Options     2-8

options     2-7

View     2-7

messages in system log file     6-3

missed polls     8-33

monitored attributes, performance     8-32

N

navigating in CDM     2-6

Navigation menu     2-9

network

commissioning equipment     3-19

deleting elements     3-26

discover devices     3-5

NI-2

155MM-155MM     1-4

155SM-155SM     1-4

alarms     10-7

card performance     8-29

deployment     3-11

description     1-4

DS3/E3-DS3/E3     1-4

node down     5-4

note, definition     xix

O

object menu     2-10

OC-3

alarms     10-7

configuration     1-5

performance     8-30

OC-3c/OC-3c NI-2 card     1-4

Options menu     2-8

overview

hardware     1-1

profiles     4-1

P

passwords

Cisco EMF     3-3

Cisco IOS     3-16

setting Telnet     4-2

performance

ADSL interface     8-7

ATM     8-18

cards     8-29

DS3     8-30

DS3 interface     8-5

generic interface     8-1

historical     8-30

OC-3     8-30

SONET interface     8-24

preprovisioning     3-6

profiles

ADSL     4-4

applying DMT to DMT interface     4-15

creating     4-2

creating ADSL     4-12

creating ATM QoS     4-8

deleting ADSL     4-14

deleting ADSL profiles     4-14

deleting ATM QoS     4-12

deleting DMT     4-8

DMT     4-4, 4-5

overview     4-1

uploading     4-2

uploading ATM connections and QoS profiles     4-3

protocols

SNMP     3-24

TFTP     6-5

PVCs

deleting on subtend configurations     5-14

setting subtended subscribers     5-11

Q

Query Editor window     10-3

R

restore system configuration     6-5

S

security, passwords for Cisco IOS     3-16

severity levels     6-2

severity of alarms     10-5

simple network management protocol

See SNMP

SNMP management     3-24

SONET interface

performance     8-24

status     7-16

state types

decommissioned     2-5

errored     2-5

normal     2-5

preprovisioned     2-5

status

ATM interface     7-8

cards     7-3

chassis     7-23

DMT interface     7-12

DS3 interface     7-5

generic interface     7-1

SONET interface     7-16

subscribers

groups     5-4

subtend     5-4, 5-11

subtending

connections     5-2

deleting PVCs     5-14

diagram     5-2

guidelines     5-3

host     5-3

subtend subscribers

recommendations for     5-4

setting PVC addresses     5-11

support, technical     xx

supported cards     1-4

Synchronous Optical Network

See SONET

system

backup and restore     6-5

log file messages     6-3

log files     6-1

T

tables, performance data     8-33

tabs     2-11

TAC     xxi

Technical Assistance Center     xx

technicians     xvii

telco     xvii

Telnet passwords     4-2

testing data paths     5-4

TFTP for backing up system     6-5

timesaver, definition     xix

tip, definition     xix

toolbar     2-12

topology

daisy chain     1-4

star     1-4

tree     1-4

traffic descriptors     4-8

traps, managing through SNMP     3-24

trivial file transfer protocol

See TFTP

U

upgrades, obtaining     xxi

uploading

ADSL profiles     4-4

ATM connections and QoS profiles     4-3

DMT profiles     4-4

profiles     4-2

user access control     3-5

user name and password for Cisco EMF login     3-3

V

valid address ranges     5-2

Viewer icon     3-5

View menu     2-7

W

warning

definition     xix

Posted: Tue Sep 5 09:31:34 PDT 2000
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