Mmi Login - Avaya Communication Server 1000M Single Group Manual

Installation and configuration
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MMI login

Each MCR must be configured individually, even if the MCR resides in a daisy-chain
configuration. To configure the MMI firmware for MCR, you must login to that particular MCR.
Passwords must be upper case. All other commands are not case-sensitive.
• For single MCR installations, log in by typing L or LOGIN.
• For MCRs in a daisy-chain configuration, log-in by typing L <XX> or LOGIN <XX>, where
XX is the two-digit decimal address of the MCR set by the DIP switches. The command
LOGIN and the address must be separated by a space. For example, to log in to an MCR
with an address of 31, enter the command L 31 or LOGIN 31. All MCR addresses must
be two digits. For example, an MCR with an address of 1, should be entered as 01.
74 Mini-Carrier Remote Fundamentals
Set Date Distant — Allows user to set or verify the date currently maintained
by distant-end mini-carrier interface cards.
Set ESAM — Allows user to configure the parameters of the Emergency
Stand-Alone Mode.
Set Name — Allows user to set the site name.
Set Span — Allows user to set the number of timeslots used by the T1.
Set Time — Allows user to set or verify the time currently maintained by near-
end mini-carrier interface cards.
Set Time Distant — Allows user to set or verify the time currently maintained
by distant-end mini-carrier interface cards.
Terminates the terminal connection to the host.
Test — Allows user to select 1 of 5 tests to be run on the specified carrier
link.
Test Distant — Allows user to select 1 of 5 tests to be run on the specified
carrier link at the distant end.
Test Verbose — Instructs system to display error reports while tests of
specified carrier link at the near end are in progress.
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March 2013