Table 3.15-3 — Compressed Configuration File Location For Host Router
File Location Router
/varapp/dynastar/host_a/cnfgload.cmp Host Router A
/varapp/dynastar/host_b/cnfgload.cmp Host Router B
/varapp/dynastar/host_c/cnfgload.cmp Host Router C
Access the configuration file for the Host Router from the ASM UNIX
2
console.
If replacing the Remote Router, the compressed configuration file is stored on the
DRM as “/dynastar/cnfgload.cmp”. Access the configuration file for the Remote
Router from the DRM UNIX console.
Caution: If the compressed configuration file has not been backed up, do
not continue with this procedure, and seek technical support.
2. Locate the Modular Fuse Filter Unit (MFFU) occupying the top row of the frame
in which the defective Router resides. The MFFU contains a number of fuse
blocks. Each fuse block contains four fuses.
3. From the back of the defective Router, follow the cable from the main Power
Supply (PS1) to its corresponding fuse block on the back of the MFFU, and note
which fuse it is attached to.
4. From the front of the MFFU, locate the fuse block and the fuse to which the PS1
cable is connected. Open the circuit breaker for the DC power cable to PS1 by
pushing in the PS1 fuse while turning it counter-clockwise, and pulling the fuse
completely out of the fuse block.
Response:
The fuse-alarm LED above the PS1 fuse will light up. The PS1 and ALARM
LEDs on the front cover of the defective Router will flash. The PS2 LED will
remain lit.
5. From the back of the defective Router, follow the cable from the redundant Power
Supply (PS2) to its corresponding fuse block on the back of the MFFU, and note
which fuse it is attached to.
6. From the front of the MFFU, locate the fuse block and the fuse to which the PS2
cable is connected. Open the circuit breaker for the DC power cable to PS2 by
pushing in the PS2 fuse while turning it counter-clockwise, and pulling the fuse
completely out of the fuse block.
Response:
The fuse-alarm LED above the PS2 fuse will light up. All LEDs on the front
cover of the defective Router will turn off.
7. Remove and label all cables connected to the back of the defective Router such
as:
• Power Supply cables (PS1 and PS2) – connects to the MFFU
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NETWORK PROCEDURES
Procedure 3.15
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