Lucent Technologies SLC ConnectReach User & Service Manual page 74

Preinstallation Planning
Configuration and Installation Process
Summary (Continued)
Configuration and
installation process
summary
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Changing the
configuration
settings
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4. Apply power to the SLC ConnectReach system and observe the self-test
light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to verify that the unit is starting up
successfully. For the self-test status information, refer to Chapter 9,
"Software Upgrade, Maintenance, and Trouble Clearing"
5. In a staging area, configure the SLC ConnectReach system according to
the Preconfiguration Worksheet. (Chapter 4, "Configuring the SLC
ConnectReach System", describes the utility program used to configure the
SLC ConnectReach system.)
6. Save the new configuration in the SLC ConnectReach system's nonvolatile
random access memory (NVRAM). (Refer to Chapter 4, "Configuring the
SLC ConnectReach System".)
7. At the customer site, install the SLC ConnectReach system and connect all
the required cables according to the Preinstallation Worksheet. (Chapter 5,
"Installation", describes the SLC ConnectReach system installation
procedure.)
8. Apply power to the SLC ConnectReach system and observe the self-test
LEDs to verify that the unit is starting up successfully. For the self-test
status information, refer to Chapter 9, "Software Upgrade, Maintenance,
and Trouble Clearing"
9. If necessary, make any final configuration changes after physical
installation is complete (refer to Chapter 4, "Configuring the SLC
ConnectReach System"). Remember to save the revised configuration and
reboot the SLC ConnectReach system using the procedure in Chapter 9,
"Maintenance and Trouble Clearing", so that the changes take effect.
10. Perform channel unit provisioning and DS0 cross-connection procedures
from the SLC -2000 Access System remote terminal/host digital terminal
(RT/HDT) using Chapter 6, "Provisioning the SLC-2000 RT/HDT".
After the SLC ConnectReach system is configured and installed at the site, you
can change its configuration by means of the craft interface terminal (CIT) at the
SLC-2000 RT/HDT or a Telnet session or hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP)
connection either from the local Ethernet or over the T1 link from the carrier
central office (CO). If a modem is permanently connected to the RS-232 port, you
can also change the configuration by means of a dial-up connection. If the T1
connection to the SLC ConnectReach system is down, you can use the Ethernet
connection or the dial-up connection.
For more information about using a Telnet session, refer to Chapter 4,
"Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System". For more information about HTTP
connections, refer to Chapter 8, "Configure/Monitor and Upgrade Software for the
SLC ConnectReach System Using a Web Browser"
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