Setting Up T1/E1 Logging - 3Com NBX 100 Administrator's Manual

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Setting Up T1/E1
Logging
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ONFIGURATION
b Enter the subnet mask and default gateway values that are
appropriate for the remote network where the card will eventually
reside.
c Click OK. The card will restart and go through its startup process.
After the card finishes its reboot process, proceed to
If the remote network where the card will eventually reside uses DHCP to
assign addresses:
a If the First IP Address, Common Subnet Mask, and/or Common
Default Gateway boxes have an IP address, change each box to
0.0.0.0, and then click Apply. After the card finishes its reboot process,
proceed to step
If the First IP Address, Common Subnet Mask, and Common Default
Gateway all show 0.0.0.0, assign some arbitrary IP address to any one
box, and then click Apply. The card will restart and go through its
startup process again.
b When the card finishes its startup process, refresh the card's IP Settings
page. You will see the arbitrary IP address you assigned.
c Change each box to 0.0.0.0, and then click Apply. The card will restart
and go through its startup process again.
7 When the card finishes its startup process, the card is set with the IP
address of its Network Call Processor. You can now move the card to its
remote location where it will use its saved Network Call Processor IP
address to communicate with the NBX system.
The 3C10116D T1 Digital Line Card and the 3C10165D E1 Digital Line
Card can generate logging information. The TEP (T1, E1, Primary Rate
Interface) logs are stored on the system disk drive and you can use the
NBX NetSet utility to view, download, and delete log files. Each card has a
separate log, up to a maximum of five log files. When a log reaches its
maximum size, 5 MB, it begins to overwrite the oldest data.
Because TEP logging has a performance cost, it is disabled by default. To
enable TEP logging and to receive help interpreting the log results,
contact your 3Com NBX Voice-Authorized Partner.
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