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5. Port group ID
The number that identifies the port group to which this port belongs. If you
assign this port to a port group, the group configuration parameters can be
used if the Use group defaults field is set to Yes.
assign this port to a port group, the group configuration parameters can be
used if the Use group defaults field is set to Yes.
Use -1 if the port does not belong to a port group. If you assign individual
ports to a port group, you can minimize port configuration data entry. The
individual port picks up the configuration information of the port group you
assign it to.
ports to a port group, you can minimize port configuration data entry. The
individual port picks up the configuration information of the port group you
assign it to.
6. Use group defaults?
Whether to use the Port Group default settings.
With this field set to Yes, the remaining field values are retrieved from the
group profile and become read-only.
group profile and become read-only.
7.
Port
active?
Whether this port can be used right now.
You may want to configure ports now for future use. You may choose to
inactivate port groups during servicing.
inactivate port groups during servicing.
8.
Provider
An abbreviation that identifies the service provider.
9.
Circuit
ID
A number assigned by the circuit provider that identifies the circuit.
10.
Card
type
Whether this port is a digital T1, E1, IP, or unassigned.
11.
Signaling
protocol
The signaling type used by this trunk. (U.S./Canada)