Add The Remaining Ip Line Cards To The Node; Add A "Dummy" Node To Retrieve And View Itg Node Configuration - Nortel Meridian 1 Description, Installation And Operation

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card properties for all IP Line cards in the selected node.
This completes the procedure of adding a new node by retrieving.
Use this procedure to create a "dummy" ITG node for retrieving and viewing
the actual ITG node configuration, without over-writing the existing ITG
configuration data for an existing node in the MAT ITG database. Retrieving
the actual ITG node configuration to the "dummy" node is useful in the
following cases:
• Isolating ITG node configuration faults
• Determining which copy of the database is correct, in order to determine
the desired direction of database synchronization:
— transmit MAT ITG to ITG node, or
— retrieve ITG node to MAT ITG node.
The dummy node can be added manually or by retrieving the ITG node
configuration data from an existing node.
The site name, Meridian 1 system name, and Meridian 1 customer number
must exist in the MAT Navigator before you can add a new ITG node.
The following is the recommended method to create the "dummy" ITG node.
1 In MAT Navigator add a site named "Retrieve ITG data."
2 Add system named "Dummy," of type "Meridian 1," under the site
named "Retrieve ITG data."
Add Customer Number "99" on the "dummy" Meridian 1 system.
3
When the need arises to view the actual data of an existing ITG node, the
technician will select the "dummy" node and change the management IP
address in the node properties to access the desired node. Then the data is
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command to retrieve the