Secure The Connecting Cables - Net to Net Technologies 4-Module IP DSLAM IPD4000E Installation Instructions Manual

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connector pinouts, parameter configurations and distance capabilities.

1.8 Secure the Connecting Cables

Position all connecting cables such that they will not become a tripping hazard or pull
loose from the chassis; secure with cable ties or velcro straps.
2.0 CONFIGURATION AND MANAGEMENT
Although no configuration is necessary to run subscriber lines at Net to Net Technologies'
default settings, all IPD4000E parameter settings are software selectable via Command Line
Interface (CLI), Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) and/or Net to Net's Network
Management System (NMS). IPD4000E management capabilities depend upon the
management module model installed in your chassis. Once the management module has
been initialized, the interface modules installed in your IPD4000E may also be configured as
desired.
Refer to the following documentation at
information:
DOCUMENT
management module installation instructions
(model-specific)
uplink module installation instructions
(model-specific)
interface module user guides
(model-specific)
CLI Management User Guide
NMS Management User Guide
IPD4000E Installation Instructions 220-0000097 rev01
for specific information such as
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module installation
port pinouts
parameter defaults
parameter configuration options
management system capabilities
module installation
port pinouts
parameter defaults
parameter configuration options
module installation
distance and bandwidth capabilities
port pinouts
parameter defaults
parameter configuration options
management module initialization instructions
command user guide
command definitions
configuration options common to all management module models
configuration options common to all interface module models
management module initialization instructions
screen by screen user guide
parameter definitions
configuration options common to all management module models
configuration options common to all interface module models
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