Cisco NCS 2006 User Manual

• “SHELF-COMM-FAIL” alarm is present - if this alarm does occur, the user can still proceed with the
mode conversion after resetting the active controller (TNCS).
•
any SSC is in limited state
This task enables the user to change the system mode
using the LCD module.
Purpose
NoneTools/ Equipment
As neededRequired/ As Needed
OnsiteOnsite/ Remote
Superuser onlySecurity Level
Procedure
Step 1
On the front panel, just below the LCD display, are three buttons, marked Slot, Status and Port.
Step 2
Repeatedly press the Port button to reach the Mode Change Configuration option from the main menu.
Step 3
Press the Status button to enter the Mode Change Configuration option.
Controller
Status = Mode cfg
Step 4
On the left hand side of the LCD display (the Slot button), the ANSI option is displayed. On the right hand
side of the LCD display, (the Port button) , the ETSI option is displayed.
Step 5
Select the required mode, either by pressing the Slot or Port button. If the user by mistake, chooses the current
mode, a relevant error message is displayed.
Step 6
On successful mode change, the LCD display reads:
Changing mode...
TNC may reset
Step 7
After successful mode change, the control card automatically reboots. In case of multishelf configuration, all
the control cards reboot simultaneously.
Step 8
To verify mode change, go to the System Mode area in the General tab of CTC and confirm the current
mode. Alternatively, use the rtrv-ne-gen TL1 command to check the current mode.
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Cisco NCS 2006 Specifications

General

Brand	Cisco
Model	NCS 2006
Category	Network Hardware
Language	English