Dsp Maintenance Window; D-Channel Maintenance; Transmit Configuration Data - Nortel 1000 Description, Installation And Operation Manual

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DSP maintenance window

D-channel maintenance

Transmit configuration data

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OTM 2.1 (and later) OA&M using OTM 2.1 (and later) applications
Note: If the IP trunk card is not responding, no DSP icons appear in the
tree on the left-hand side of the ITG Card Properties window.
click the required DSP icon in the tree on the left-hand side of the ITG Card
Properties window. The DSP Maintenance window appears which contains
the state of the DSP and the Self Test command. click the Self Test button to
perform a self-test on the DSP. The command is sent to the IP trunk card
through SNMP.
Note: If the DSP self-test fails, try to reset the card. If it fails again,
replace the card.
If the IP trunk card has D-channel hardware, the tree on the left side of the
window contains the D-channel. click the D-channel and the D-channel
Maintenance window appears. This window allows D-channel maintenance
operations to be performed. The commands are sent to the card through
SNMP.
Note: The menu items are not context-sensitive. For example, it is
possible to try to enable an enabled D-channel.
OTM converts the IP Trunk 3.01 (and later) node and IP trunk card
configuration data to text files and transmits the files to the IP trunk cards
using FTP. The text files are as follows:
• Node properties: BOOTP.1 (only transmitted to the Active Leader)
• Dialing plan: DPTABLE.1 (transmitted to every card)
• Card properties: CONFIG1.INI (transmitted to every card)
BOOTP.1 is downloaded to the Leader card and copied to the Backup Leader.
All other IP trunk cards in the node use BOOTP.1 to retrieve their bootup data
from this table. OTM downloads the CONFIG1.INI file to each IP trunk card.
It also downloads the DPTABLE.1 file to each IP trunk card.
September 2004