Alcatel-Lucent 1850 User Provisioning Manual page 258

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Primary state - To change the primary service state previously referred and described.
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Automatic In Service Mode - To set the Automatic in service mode to which the
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equipment is set. The choices are:
– NOWAIT - A condition notifies the module is unplugged
– AINS - No condition is sent due to module unplugged
Auto-Provisioning - Specifies the Auto provisioning parameter is used to manage the
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Autoprovisioning functionality in case of global (Shelf/NE level) restart: its main
purpose is to prevent the autoprovisioning of a Card (after a restart) in a slot position in
which it has been Logically Deleted. It cannot be provisioned, it is managed only by
the NE but can be retrieved. The choices are:
– ON - Autoprovisioning Allowed in that slot position
– OFF - Autoprovisioning Not-Allowed in that slot position
Region - The default value is ETSI
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Command Mode - To change the status of the unit. The choices are:
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– NORM (normal)
– FRCD (forced)
Alarm Profile - Specifies the Alarm Severity Assignment profile (ASAP) name to use
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with this equipment entity. <userlabel> 1-40 alphanumeric characters (plus '-')
assigned as the userlabel for the desired profile. Click Select hyperlink to select a
different profile.
The panel has the following hyperlinks:
Save - That applies the selections and restart with new selection.
Remove - Causes the specified equipment to be placed in the out-of-service management
service state.
Remote Inventory - Causes the Remote Inventory (for e.g. XFP module) window
opening for the specified physical entity.
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Issue 1 February 2009