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Release 8 Installation Tests
Issue 9 October 1998
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NOTE
:
The login and password must be entered in uppercase as shown.
After a successful login, the DDM-2000 OC-3 will display the system
header followed by the alarm and status report:
AT&T DDM-2000 OC-3 Release a.b.c (before October 1, 1996). This will be
in a banner and additional text describing the use restrictions and propri-
etary status will follow.
Lucent DDM-2000 OC-3 Release a.b.c (October 1, 1996 and later). This
will be in a banner and additional text describing the use restrictions and
proprietary status will follow.
TID date time
/* Active Alarms and Status Report */
NOTE
:
Release a.b.c is the software release. TID is the Target Identifier of the
shelf. Date and time are the current system time of the shelf.
Once logged on, the user can only issue commands to the on-line shelf. To
communicate with another shelf in the bay, the user will first have to termi-
nate the session with the current shelf. The session is terminated with the
log; (LOGOUT) command.
4. Issue the command init-sys:all
(INITIALIZE-SYSTEM). This com-
mand will configure the DDM-2000 OC-3 with its default parameters.
!
CAUTION:
After cross-connections are entered, use
init-sys:all
with extreme cau-
tion as it erases all manual cross-connects.
5. When initialization completes, repeat steps 2 and 3 to log back into the
shelf.
6. An AGNE alarm will exist upon completion of the initialization. To extinguish
this alarm, set the AGNE to yes by using the set-ne (SET-NETWORK
ELEMENT) command.
7. To change the TID, which is the name of the shelf, issue the command
set-ne. When prompted with TID= enter the desired TID consisting of up
to 20 alphanumeric characters.
8. To change the number of lines displayed at a time (default = 24), issue the
command set-link (SET-LINK). Respond to the page length prompt (pg)
with the desired number of lines, between 3 and 150.
9. To change the time delay for alarms to be displayed or cleared, issue the
command set-attr-alm (SET_ATTRIBUTE ALARM). To eliminate any
alarm delay or clear delay, respond to the prompts with 0.
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