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Slot Configuration page MIB variables description
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Model 1001MC Operations Guide
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in volatile RAM until you place the Input Mode to onLine(0). This will tell the 1001MC to copy all of the
configuration information into the NetLink-HDSL configuration space.
configuration information into the NetLink-HDSL configuration space.
Clear Changes
Once configuration changes have been made and you have selected the
Once configuration changes have been made and you have selected the
Submit Query
button, if you decide
not to implement these changes, select the
Clear Changes
button. This will set the configuration back to the
settings that were there when this page was entered.
Set Default Configuration
Selecting this button will place the default configuration into the Next Configuration table.
Selecting this button will place the default configuration into the Next Configuration table.
Slot Configuration page MIB variables description
This section describes the MIB variables that are available on the
Slot Configuration
page. From the
Modem
Information
page, the address column creates a list of hyperlinks to the
Slot Configuration
page associated with
the specified address. The
Slot Configuration
page can be used to set slot-specific information related to the sys-
tem and how the system treats the slot in the case of errors and warning.
Note
The information contained here is also available in the Model
1001MC manual and is listed here for ease of use.
1001MC manual and is listed here for ease of use.
Card Address (nmsSlotID)
Displays the address of the card.
Local Model Code (localModelCode)
Displays the model code of the NetLink modem installed at the specified address.
View Rack X hyperlink
Click on the View Rack X link to display the
Modem Information Rack X
window (see section
on page 239 for more information).
Card Identification Information
Local User Id (localUserID)
User supplied string that defines the NetLink modem installed in the rack. The string is stored in non-volatile
flash within the NetLink modem and is useful for hardware identification. If the address of the modem is
changed, the User ID will move to the new slot. The string can be up to 10 bytes long and can be changed or
reset within this page.
User supplied string that defines the NetLink modem installed in the rack. The string is stored in non-volatile
flash within the NetLink modem and is useful for hardware identification. If the address of the modem is
changed, the User ID will move to the new slot. The string can be up to 10 bytes long and can be changed or
reset within this page.
Remote User Id (remoteUserID)
User supplied string that defines the Customer Premise box at the far end of the link. The string is stored in
non-volatile flash within the CP unit. If the unit is moved, the User ID will move to the new slot making it
useful for hardware identification. The string can be up to 10 bytes long and can be changed or reset within
this page.
User supplied string that defines the Customer Premise box at the far end of the link. The string is stored in
non-volatile flash within the CP unit. If the unit is moved, the User ID will move to the new slot making it
useful for hardware identification. The string can be up to 10 bytes long and can be changed or reset within
this page.
Local Circuit ID (localCircuitID)
The circuit ID is a 40-byte string that is stored in non-volatile flash within the Model 1001MC.
The circuit ID is a 40-byte string that is stored in non-volatile flash within the Model 1001MC.