Configuring An Existing Network With A Migrated Nms - Paradyne COMSPHERE 6800 Series Multiplexer Management And Configuration Manual

COMSPHERE 6800 Series Nework Management System
6. Execute the Change Node Connected to System (chncs) command to identify which node
7. Execute the Change Node Configuration Parameters (chncp) command to perform the
8. As applicable, perform Steps 9 through 11.
9. Upload physical attributes using the Acquire Physical Attributes (acpa) command.
10. Upload logical links using the Acquire Logical Links (acll) command.
11. Upload channel group data to the NMS by executing the Acquire Channel Groups (accg)

Configuring an Existing Network with a Migrated NMS

Use the following procedure if you are migrating from a previous NMS release that supported
ACCULINK.
1. Execute the Edit Port Configuration (edpc) command to check the configuration of the
2. Execute the List Facility Profile (lsfp) command or the Connectivity Report (see
3. Execute the Change Node Configuration Parameters (chncp) command to perform the
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is connected to the NMS. The network management system is connected to the network via
two dedicated ports. These ports and their interfaces are described as follows:
Event port
This port will be used to receive event/alarm information from 731, 74x, and
74x-56K nodes.
Command port
This port will be used to send commands to 731/74x and 74x-56K nodes.
following:
To configure event log 2 of each multiplexer so that events are sent to the NMS for
centralized monitoring.
To download network time from the NMS to the nodes.
To set configurations for each node's message log, alarm severity reporting parameters,
and statistics report rate.
To configure the attribute names for each node.
To modify any of the default values for these parameters.
command.
ports for external systems.
Trouble/Inventory Reports task) to check the facility profiles to ensure that proper node
connectivity has been migrated.
following:
To download network time from the NMS to the nodes (optional)
To configure the attribute names for each node.
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