363-206-285 Detailed Level Procedure: DLP-512
Issue 2, February 2000 Page 1 of 10
DDM-2000 OC-3 MULTIPLEXER
Activate Optional System Features Using CIT
1. Connect CIT to CIT connector on User Panel and establish session.
Reference: DLP-521
2. Refer to the Commands and Reports section of this user/service manual for
the descriptions and syntax of the various optional features and parameters of
the DDM-2000 that may be set using the CIT (see Tables A and B). These
optional features and parameters can be found under numerous listings.
The following lists optional features which may be lost if the SYSCTL is
replaced:
ent-tl1msgmap Maps the DDM-2000 TL1 message types to the
operations systems (OS) for this network element in
the subnetwork. Users may change the default
mapping by using this command. Users may check
the current provisioning by using the
rtrv-tl1msgmap command.
ent-osacgmap Creates entries in the X.25 subnetwork application
context map. This map lists the permanent virtual
circuits (PVCs) and switched virtual circuit (SVC)
available in the X.25 channel and maps them to
operation systems (OS) application contexts.
ent-ulsdcc-l3 Provisions the user-settable fields in Layer 3 of the
OSI stack. Layer 3 parameters include user-settable
fields of the network service access point (NSAP)
address and the enabling of the Level-2 Routing.
Command parameters should not be changed from
default values except by users who intend to provision
the SONET subnetwork and partition DCC
communications.
ent-ulsdcc-l4 Provisions the user-settable fields in Layer 4 of the
OSI stack. Layer 4 parameters are used to enter
TARP Manual Adjacencies specifying a NE to be
logically adjacent to local NE. Command parameters
should not be changed from default values except by
users who intend to provision the SONET subnetwork
and partition DCC communications.
set-attr-alm Sets alarm holdoff and clear delay.
DLP-521
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