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Select the device (on both the rear or front view) to display the Device Configuration dialog by doing one of the following:
To display the configuration parameters for a particular device category, select the name of the category from the Category pop-up menu at the top of the dialog. The categories of device configuration are described in .
| Parameter | Description |
Node Configuration | Default dialog that appears when you select device configuration. |
Statistics Configuration | Shows the statistics configuration for the IGX shelf. This is not a configurable dialog. |
Slot Card Info | Shows the slot card configuration information for the entire device. |
FR Port Info | Shows the FR Port configuration for the entire device. The total number of rows read is displayed at the bottom of the dialog. |
FR Real-Time Counters | Shows the FR Real Time counters configuration for the entire device. |
Switch Interface Info | Shows the switch Interface configuration for the entire device. |
ATM Port Info | Shows the ATM Port configuration for the entire device. The total number of rows read is displayed at the bottom of the dialog. |
ATM Real-Time Counters | Shows the ATM Real Time counters configuration for the entire device. |
| Parameter | Description |
Voice Channel Info | Shows the voice channel information for the entire device. |
System Info | Shows general system configuration for the entire device. |
To display node configuration parameters, select Node from the Category menu. The Node dialog displays as shown in Figure 2-1.
The Node Configuration parameters are described in Table 2-1.
| Parameter | Description |
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Node Name | Name of the selected device. |
Node Type | Node type. In this case, it is IGX 8400. |
Alarm Status | Alarm status can be:
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Routing Network Domain Number | Identifies which routing domain this node belongs to (used in a structured network). The value is a number that can be from 1 to 18. |
Ethernet Interface IP Address | LAN IP address. |
Ethernet Interface IP Mask | LAN IP mask. |
Network Interface IP Address | IP relay (in-band) IP address. |
Network Interface IP Mask | IP relay network mask. |
Ethernet Interface Gateway Address | Default Gateway address for the LAN IP. |
Primary Software Revision | Primary software revision for the switch. |
Secondary Software Revision | Secondary software revision for the switch. |
Configured Time Zone | Time zone in which the device is configured. For example, pst=Pacific Standard Time. |
To display statistics configuration information, select Statistics Configuration from the Category menu. The Statistics Configuration dialog displays as shown in Figure 2-2.
The parameters are described in Table 2-3.
| Parameter | Description |
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SV+ Statistics Manager IP Address | StrataView Plus (SV+) management station to which the statistics files are forwarded. The command line interface equivalent to this field is cnfstatmast. When you use this command, you are given the choice of using the default SV+ Stats Manager IP address (for the current device) or of entering a different IP address. If you accept the default IP address, the parameters are display-only. If you enter a different IP address, you can configure the parameters for that device. |
Statistics Collection Interval | Current TFTP statistics collection file interval (in minutes) configured on the switch. The default is 0. |
Statistics Bucket Interval | Current TFTP statistics collection bucket interval (in minutes) configured on the shelf. The default is 0. |
To display slot card information, select Slot Card Info from the Category menu. The Slot Card Info dialog displays as shown in Figure 2-3.
The parameters are described in Table 2-4.
| Parameter | Description |
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Slot No. | Number that identifies the slot the card is in. |
FrontCard Type | Type of front card. Can be one of the following:
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FrontCard Revision | Model, hardware revision, and firmware revision of the front card. |
BackCard Type | Back card type. |
BackCard Revision | Model number and hardware revision of the back card. |
Card Status | Status of the card. Examples are:
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To display and configure switch interface information, select Switch Interface Info from the Category menu. There are three interfaces:
The parameters are described in Table 2-5. To modify the parameters, make the necessary changes and click Modify before closing the dialog.
| Parameter | Description |
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Card | Slot number for a particular slot. |
Line | Trunk/line number. |
Vtrk | Virtual trunk number. |
Interface Type | Type of interface. Can be one of the following:
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Type of Service | Type of service. Choose one from the pop-up menu:
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Admin Status | User requested state for logical interface table row. Choose one from the pop-up menu:
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Operational Status | Operational status of the port. Can be one of the following:
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SwitchIfPhysPort | Bit map integer specifying which physical ports are used by the IMA trunk. Bits corresponding to the physical ports forming this IMA trunk will be set to 1. This Integer can represent maximum 32 ports. For regular ATM Routing, set the trunk bit related to that port. For access lines, this field is unused and will display -1. For example: Value Ports used Trunk Type
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0 Invalid Invalid
1 1 ATM RoutingTrk
2 2 ATM RoutingTrk
3 1 & 2 IMA RoutingTrk
4 3 ATM RoutingTrk
5 1 & 3 IMA RoutingTrk
15 1,2,3 & 4 IMA RoutingTrk
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To display and configure FR Port information, select FR Port Info from the Category menu. The
FR Port Info dialog displays as shown in Figure 2-4.
The parameters are described in Table 2-6. To modify the parameters, make the necessary changes and click Modify before closing the dialog.
| Parameter | Description |
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Card Number | Card number for a particular slot. |
Port Number | Trunk/line number. |
Admin Status | Admin status of the port. Choose one from the popup menu:
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Operational Status | Operational status of the port. Can be one of: added, up, deleted. |
Port Speed | Baud rate of the port. |
LMI Operational Mode | Local Management Interface (LMI) opersational mode. Can be:
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NNI Status | Network to node interface (NNI) status. Can be no or yes. |
To display FR Real Time counters, select FR Real-Time Counters from the Category menu. The parameters are described in Table 2-7.
| Parameter | Description |
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Slot No. | Number that identifies the slot a card is in. |
Port No | Port number for a particular port in a slot. |
Rx Bytes | Traffic received in bytes. |
Tx Bytes | Traffic transmitted in bytes. |
Tx Frms | Traffic transmitted frames. |
Rx Frms | Traffic received in frames. |
Tx FECN Frms | Total number of frames transmitted with the FECN bit set. |
Tx BECN Frms | Total number of frames transmitted with the BECN bit set. |
# DE Frms Dropped | Total number of DE frames dropped due to queue threshold met. |
Rx Frm CRC Errs | Total number of frames received with CRC errors. |
Frms with Illegal Fmts | Total number of frames received with illegal formats. |
Rx Alignment Err Frms | Total number of frames dropped with non-bytes aligned payload. |
Rx Illegal Len Frms | Total number of frames received with illegal length. |
# DMA Overruns | Total number of DMA overruns. |
Unknown DLCIs | Total number of received frames with invalid/unknown DLCI dropped. |
CLLM Tx Bytes | Total number of CLLM bytes transmitted. |
CLLM Rx Bytes | Total number of CLLM frames received. |
CLLM Tx Frms | Total number of CLLM frames transmitted. |
CLLM Rx Frms | Total number of CLLM frames received |
CLLM Failures | Total number of CLLM failures. |
LMI Fail Frms | Total number of LMI failure frames. |
LMI Fail Bytes | Total number of LMI failure bytes. |
To display and configure ATM port information, select ATM Port Info from the Category menu. The ATM Port Info dialog displays as shown in Figure 2-5.
The parameters are described in Table 2-7. To modify the parameters, make the necessary changes and click Modify before closing the dialog.
| Parameter | Description |
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Card Number | Slot number for the selected card. |
Port Number | Port number for a particular port in a slot. |
Admin Status | Admin status of the port. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu: up, down, modify, WriteOnly. |
Operational Status | Operational status of the port. Can be one of: active, failed, inactive, looped, unknown. |
PortType | Type of port. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu: uni (user-to-network interface) or nni (network-to-node interface). |
Port Interface Type | Interface type of the port. Can be one of:
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Port Speed (cps) | Port speed in cells per second. |
To display ATM Real Time counters, select ATM Real Time Counters from the Category menu. The ATM Real Time Counters dialog displays as shown in Figure 2-6.
The parameters are described in Table 2-9.
| Parameter | Description |
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Card Number | Number that identifies the card slot of the logical ports for that line. |
Port Number | Port number of the logical port for that line. |
Unknown VPI/VCI | Number of cells discarded due to unknown address, either unknown VPI (Virtual Path Identifier) or unknown VCI (Virtual Channel Identifier). |
# Cell Buff Overflows | Number of times the port has incurred a cell buffer overflow. |
# Cells Discarded by IngressCU | Number of cells dropped by Ingress CU (Control Service Unit). |
# Rx Cells with AIS | Total number of cells received with Alarm Indicator Signal. |
# Rx Cells with FERF | Total number of cells received with FERF (Far End Reporting Failure). |
# Rx Cells | Total number of cells received. |
# Rx Cells with CLP | Number of cells received with Cell Loss Priority set. |
# Rx Cells with EFC | Number of cells received with EFCI (Explicit Forward Congestion Indication) set. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
# Tx Cells | Total number of cells transmitted. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
# Tx Cells with CLP | Number of cells transmitted with Cell Loss Priority set. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
# Tx Cells with EFC | Number of cells transmitted with EFCI set. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
# Cells Discarded due to ParityErr | Number of cells dropped because of parity errors. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
To display and configure voice channel information, select Voice Channel Info from the Category menu. The Voice Channel Info dialog displays as shown in Figure 2-7.
The parameters are described in Table 2-10. To modify the parameters, make the necessary changes and click Modify before closing the dialog
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Interface Index | MIB-II system group's system description variable. |
Channel Index | Interface index of the line. |
InterfaceType | Type of line interface associated with this channel. Can be one of: unknown, t1, e1. |
Dial Type | Dial type used on the channel. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu: inband (default), pulse, userConfigured. If the dial type is userConfigured, you must provide values for the Signalling Delay, Min. Wink, and PlayOut Delay parameters. If no values are provided for these three parameters, the current values in the database are used. When the dial type is inband or pulse, the following values are used: Signalling Type Inband Pulse lineChanSignallingDelay 96 96 lineChanMinWink 20 20 lineChanPlayOutDelay 200 200 |
Signalling Delay(msecs) | Signalling delay in milliseconds, assigned to the Dial Type parameter. The value specified is rounded to the nearest multiple of 1.5 seconds. When the dial type is inband or pulse, a default value of 96 is used (no configured value is accepted). |
Min. Wink(msecs) | Minimum wink in milliseconds, assigned to theDial Type parameter. The value specified is rounded to the nearest multiple of 3 seconds. When the dial type is inband or pulse, a default value of 200 is used (no configured value is accepted). |
PlayOut Delay(msecs) | Playout delay in milliseconds, assigned to the Dial Type parameter. The value specified is rounded to the nearest multiple of 1.5 seconds. When the dial type is inband or pulse, a default value of 200 is used (no configured value is accepted). |
Signal Templates | Interface type of the voice channel. For a data type connection, this parameter is ignored. The lineChanDataDceDte interface type can be set to configure a channel for data connections. |
Input Gain | Amount of gain in decibels (dB) inserted at the receiver side of a line on voice type connections. Acceptable values are between +6 dB and -8 dB. The default is zero. |
Output Gain | Amount of gain in decibels (dB) inserted at the transmit side of a line on voice type connections. Acceptable values are between +6 dB and -8 dB. The default is zero. |
Channel Utilization | Percentage of utilization of the channel. This parameter informs the system software of the expected utilization rate of connections with traffic dependent compression algorithm for voice connections with VAD. The default is 40. |
EchoCanceller Bground Filter | Represents whether or not Echo Canceller Background Filter is enabled. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu: enable or disable. The default value is enable. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
EchoCancellation on BackCard | Represents represents whether or not the Preference for Echo Cancellation on the back card is enabled. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu: enable or disable. The default value is enable. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
Unassigned Channel Signalling | Unassigned channel signalling configuration used when a channel is configured for data connections. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
If you change the value for one of Receive A Bit, Receive B Bit, Receive C Bit, or Receive D Bit, you must send out the values for the others, even if no other values have changed. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
Receive A Bit
| Configuration of bit conversion to received signalling on a channel. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
If signalling is not used, the A, B, C, D bits have 1, 1, 0, 1 values, respectively. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
Receive B Bit | Configuration of bit conversion to received signalling on a channel. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
If signalling is not used, the A, B, C, D bits have 1, 1, 0, 1 values, respectively. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
Receive C Bit
| Configuration of bit conversion to received signalling on a channel. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
If signalling is not used, the A, B, C, D bits have 1, 1, 0, 1 values, respectively. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
Receive D Bit | Configuration of bit conversion to received signalling on a channel. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
If signalling is not used, the A, B, C, D bits have 1, 1, 0, 1 values, respectively. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
Transmit A Bit | Allows the node to pass A channel signalling bits through unchanged, or to invert/hold them at a given value for a line. It affects signalling bits in the transmit direction (for example, to the CPE/PABX). Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
If signalling is not used, the A, B, C, D bits have 1, 1, 0, 1 values, respectively. If you change the value for one of Transmit A Bit, Transmit B Bit, Transmit C Bit, or Transmit D Bit, you must send out the values for the others, even if no other values have changed. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
Transmit B Bit | Allows the node to pass B channel signalling bits through unchanged, or to invert/hold them at a given value for a line. It affects signalling bits in the transmit direction (for example, to the CPE/PABX). Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
If signalling is not used, the A, B, C, D bits have 1, 1, 0, 1 values, respectively. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
Transmit C Bit | Allows the node to pass C channel signalling bits through unchanged, or to invert/hold them at a given value for a line. It affects signalling bits in the transmit direction (for example, to the CPE/PABX). Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
If signalling is not used, the A, B, C, D bits have 1, 1, 0, 1 values, respectively. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
Transmit D Bit | Allows the node to pass D channel signalling bits through unchanged, or to invert/hold them at a given value for a line. It affects signalling bits in the transmit direction (for example, to the CPE/PABX). Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
If signalling is not used, the A, B, C, D bits have 1, 1, 0, 1 values, respectively. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
OnHook A Bit | Value of A signalling bit, for which the IGX shall recognize an on-hook condition. The default value is unKnown. The value corresponding to pre-defined interface types has been given in the Signal Templates parameter. If the interface type is pre-defined, no value is accepted for this parameter. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
If you change the value for Onhook A Bit, Onhook B Bit, Onhook C Bit, or Onhook D Bit, you must send out the values for the others, even if no other values have changed. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
OnHook B Bit | Value of B signalling bit, for which the IGX shall recognize an on-hook condition. The default value is unKnown. The value corresponding to pre-defined interface types has been given in the Signal Templates parameter. If the interface type is pre-defined, no value is accepted for this parameter. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
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OnHook C Bit | Value of C signalling bit, for which the IGX shall recognize an on-hook condition. The default value is unKnown. The value corresponding to pre-defined interface types has been given in the Signal Templates parameter. If the interface type is pre-defined, no value is accepted for this parameter. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
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OnHook D Bit | Value of D signalling bit, for which the IGX shall recognize an on-hook condition. The default value is unKnown. The value corresponding to pre-defined interface types has been given in the Signal Templates parameter. If the interface type is pre-defined, no value is accepted for this parameter. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu:
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Echo Cancel | Represents the integrated echo canceller channel parameters associated with the specified voice endpoint channel. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu: enable or disable. The default is disable. If it is to be enabled from a disabled state, the values for the variables are shown below. Signalling Type Inband Pulse Echo Return Loss high/low Sets the echo return loss to Tone Disabler enable/disable Enables or disables the tone Echo Convergence enable/disable Enables or disables convergence. Nonlinear Processing high/low Enables or disables non-linear EchoCanceller Bground Filter enable/disable Enables or disables the EchoCancellation on BackCard enable/disable Enables or disables the |
Echo Return Loss | Represents the Echo Return Loss of the echo canceller is enables. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu: high or low. The default value is high. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
Tone Disabler | Represents whether or not the tone disabler is enabled. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu: enable or disable. The default value is enable. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
Echo Convergence | Represents whether or not echo convergence is enabled. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu: enable or disable. The default value is enable. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
Nonlinear Processing | Represents whether or not non-linear processing is enabled. Choose one of the following from the pop-up menu: enable or disable. The default value is enable. Note Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the table to view this parameter. |
To display and configure system information, select System Info from the Category menu. The System Info dialog displays as shown in Figure 2-8.
The parameters are described in Table 2-11. To modify the parameters, make the necessary changes and click Modify before closing the dialog.
| Parameter | Description |
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System Description | MIB-II system group's system description variable. |
Up since | Date and time the device first came up (online). |
Contact | Name of the person to contact in case of problems with the switch. Can be a name, phone number, or e-mail address. |
Device Name | Name of the device. |
Location | Location of the device. |
sysServices | Coded number that indicates the layer for which this node performs services. |
Posted: Mon Jun 7 20:28:18 PDT 1999
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