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72 Installation and configuration
Table 21
MMI commands (cont'd.)
Command Description
S T D
Set Time Distant — Allows user to set or verify the time currently maintained by
distant-end mini-carrier interface cards.
@@@ Terminates the terminal connection to the host.
T Test — Allows user to select 1 of 5 tests to be run on the specified carrier link.
T D Test Distant — Allows user to select 1 of 5 tests to be run on the specified carrier
link at the distant end.
T V Test Verbose — Instructs system to display error reports while tests of specified
carrier link at the near end are in progress.
MMI login
Each MCR must be configured individually, even if the MCR resides in a
daisy-chain configuration. To configure the MMI firmware for MCR, you
must login to that particular MCR. Passwords must be upper case. All
other commands are not case-sensitive.
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For single MCR installations, log in by typing L or LOGIN.
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For MCRs in a daisy-chain configuration, log-in by typing L <XX> or
LOGIN <XX>, where XX is the two-digit decimal address of the MCR
set by the DIP switches. The command LOGIN and the address must
be separated by a space. For example, to log in to an MCR with
an address of 31, enter the command L 31 or LOGIN 31. All MCR
addresses must be two digits. For example, an MCR with an address
of 1, should be entered as 01.
MMI password
After logging in, you will be prompted to enter a password. The password
is MCRLINK. The MMI command line prompt in the initial mode is MCR>,
but, after entering the password correctly, the prompt will look as follows:
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MCR::> for single MCR installations
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MCRXX> for MCRs installed in a daisy chain xx represents the two-digit
decimal MCR address.
After three unsuccessful password attempts, the user will be logged out.
MMI logout
To log out of the MMI, type Q.
Nortel Communication Server 1000
Mini-Carrier Remote Fundamentals
NN43001-557 04.01 4 June 2010
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