Carrier Access Access Bank II SNMP Betriebsanweisung

Access Bank IIREMOTE MONITOR USER’S GUIDE5395 Pearl ParkwayBoulder, CO 80301-2490 fax 303-546-9724http://www.carrieraccess.comPart Number 770 - 0099

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System Requirements1-1Chapter 1Getting Started1.1 System RequirementsMinimum PC requirements for operating the Remote Monitor management station are:•

1-21.2 Software Installation1.2.1 Installing Remote MonitorThe Remote Monitor software is designed to operate on the Windows® 95/98/NT environment. It

Software Overview1-3Remote MonitorSystem Setup T1 SetupData Port SetupConnectionsPerformanceMaintenanceSystem ClockNamesProblem ReportingRemote Manag

1-41.4 Connecting the PC Directly to the Access Bank IIThe RS-232 Management cable (provided) is equipped with a male 26-pin D-type subminiature conne

Connecting a Modem to the Access Bank II for Remote Access1-51.5 Connecting a Modem to the Access Bank IIfor Remote AccessThe RS-232 Management cable

1-6To connect the Access Bank II to a modem:1. Connect the PC to a modem using a standard modem cable.2. Connect a modem to the Access Bank II using t

Pull-Down Menus1-7Now that you have successfully loaded and launched the Remote Monitor, you must set it up to work with your Access Bank II. The setu

1-81.7 Setting Up Remote MonitorUse the procedures in this section to set up and configure Remote Monitor.1.7.0.1 Selecting the Current ProductThe fir

Setting Up Remote Monitor1-9A dialog box appears, asking if you want to save this configuration.3. Select the Yes button to save your configuration.1.

1-10The baud rate must be set to match the baud rate of the Access Bank II. The factory default is 9600.3. DO NOT change any settings in the Access Ba

Setting Up Remote Monitor1-11You will be prompted for a password.4. Enter the correct password and click the Connect button.The default password is c

1-121.7.3 HelpUse Help to initiate the interactive on-line help for the displayed screen. You can activate Help in three ways.• Click on Help, then on

General Rules and Tips for Using the Remote Monitor1-131.8 General Rules and Tips for Using the Remote MonitorThe Remote Monitor is designed for easy

1-14• You can read and send most screens individually, all together, or send just the flagged screens. Sending all screens takes longer, therefore it

General Rules and Tips for Using the Remote Monitor1-151.8.2 Screen Flagging• The screen-flagging feature is a tool to help you remember which screens

1-161.8.5 Loading ConfigurationsAny configurations that have been saved from the Remote Monitor can be reloaded. When the Remote Monitor is first load

System Setup Screens2-1Chapter 2System Setup2.1 System Setup ScreensThe System Setup screens guide you through the naming of the system components, pr

2-22.1.2 Names ScreenThe Names screen allows you to assign names to the system and the T1, Data, and FX voice ports. Simply type the names you want t

System Setup Screens2-32.1.3 Problem Reporting ScreenTo set up the problem reporting screen, left click in the appropriate box for each alarm listed,

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2-42.1.4 The System Clock ScreenUse the System Clock screen to synchronize the Access Bank II clock with the management PC clock, or manually set the

System Setup Screens2-52.1.5.1 Configuring Network ParametersSeveral basic settings are required before using the SNMP/Telnet facilities provided by A

2-6coldStart Trap and warmStart TrapThese traps are combined in the Access Bank II: A coldStart(0) trap signifies that the sending protocol entity is

System Setup Screens2-72.1.5.3 Configuring System Group InformationThe values that can be configured are:System NameThe system Name is a string of 1-1

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T1 Setup3-1Chapter 3T1 Setup3.1 T1 SetupThe T1 Setup screen allows you to configure the T1 spans for your installation. T1 Setup fields are used to se

3-23.1.1 System Clock SourceThe T1 Setup screen also allows you to set the system clock source. The clock source is used for tim-ing the transmit side

T1 Definitions3-3T1 Hardware Setup Fields (see definitions below)3.2 T1 DefinitionsT1 Hardware Setup fields are used to set up the T1 network interfac

3-43.2.6 Line Build Out (LBO):CSU 0 db/DSX (0’-133’), CSU -7.5 dB, CSU -15 dB, CSU -22 dB, DSX (133’-266’), DXS (266’-399’), DSX (399’ - 533’), DSX (5

V.35 Data Port Setup4-1Chapter 4Data Port Setup4.1 V.35 Data Port SetupThe Access Bank II control panel contains a V.35 DCE port for connecting to syn

4-24.1.6 Setting the CTS Control OptionCTS Control can be set to force CTS high, force CTS low, follow RTS, or follow CD. Force CTS high is the correc

RS-232 Data Port Setup5-1Chapter 5RS-232 Data Port Setup5.1 RS-232 Data Port SetupThe Access Bank II control panel contains a RS-232 data port for con

5-25.1.2 Synchronous Data Rate OptionIf your RS-232 serial device uses a synchronous data rate, select either the 56K or the 64K data rate from the sc

RS-232 Data Port Setup5-35.1.3 Asynchronous Subrate OptionsIf your RS-232 serial device uses asynchronous subrates, select the appropriate options as

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Static Connections6-1Chapter 6Connections6.1 Static ConnectionsThis screen allows the user to configure the voice group and data connectivity. The da

6-26.1.1 Connecting Individual ChannelsTo connect individual channels:1. Click on an origination channel The selected channel turns yellow2. Click on

Channel Type6-36.1.2 Configuring Contiguous Channels1. Click on the first channel in the group and, holding the mouse button down, drag to the end cha

6-4Figure 6-1: Channel/Signal Type Screen1. Click on any highlighted channel.You can also click and drag to select a group of contiguous channels.2. C

The Event Log Screen7-1Chapter 7Performance7.1 The Event Log ScreenThis screen allows the user to request the Alarm/Event history log from the Access

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7-2Events:Message ExplanationPower Up This is an informational message that logs the time and date that the stytem was powered up.Remote Monitor Login

The Event Log Screen7-3The following fields are displayed when the alarms are retrieved.High BPV rate for 15 minutes; BPV rate nomi-nal for 15 minutes

7-4The Screen also displays to the user the total number of Events that have been detected and the total number of events that the Remote Monitor appl

The Event Log Screen7-5Performance information is monitored for Network Loopback Seconds, Loss of Carrier, Alarm Indication Sig-nal, Loss of Frame Cou

7-6Severely Errored Seconds - Errored Seconds (LES) - A Line Errored Second, according to T1M1.3, is a second in which one or more Line Code Violation

Testing8-1Chapter 8Maintenance8.1 TestingThe Remote Monitor provides a testing screen to maintain and test the status of the Access Bank II. This prov

8-28.1.1.1 LoopbackTo incorporate the internal BERT functionality into the loop, select the BERT Enabled checkbox.The general Network loopbacks are il

Testing8-38.1.2 Internal BERT ConfigurationThe Internal Bert Configuration allows you to configure the BERT chip (if enabled) to generate spe-cific pa

8-48.2 Analog PortsThe 24 available analog ports are associated with the voice channels and plug-in analog cards of the Access Bank II. The analog por

Analog Ports8-5• Loop-reverse-battery signaling • Network-provided reverse-battery signaling• E&M signaling• Customer-installation-provided loop-s

iiThe Access Bank II Remote Monitor User’s Guide describes how to set up and configure the Access Bank II for first-time basic operation using the MS

8-6Ringing 0 0Ground-start signaling (FXO-FXS)LCF LO (on hook)0101LCFOLC (off hook)1111Ringing RG (service request)000 0Ground-start signaling with RL

Analog Ports8-7The interpretation of the signaling bits for ESF framing are as follows:The following abbreviations are used in this table:LCF - Loop

8-88.3 LEDsThe Access Bank II allows the user, from a remote site, to monitor the signaling state of the Signal Leads for the various data ports that

LEDs8-98.3.1 System LEDsThe System LEDs portion of the LEDs screen displays the current state of T1 spans 1 and 2, as well as the current status of th

8-108.3.1.1 Definition of Line Status LEDs for T1 Span 1 and T1 Span 2 (first two LEDs)8.3.1.2 Definition of Test LEDs for T1 Span 1 and 2 (third and

DIP Switches8-11Read icon, or pull down the Connection menu and click on Read Current Screen from Unit.

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Welcomeiii0.0.3 Access Bank II SDSLThe Access Bank II SDSL provides T1 voice and data multiplexing, and is equipped with integrated Channel Service U

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