Cabletron Systems CBU-NM User Manual page 70

8.4.1.1 Comments
The comments you add are only visible when you call up the Edit
network device dialogue box and do not appear elsewhere. You can
include anything you may find useful here - reference numbers,
telephone numbers, locations in racks, etc.
8.4.1.2 Remote addressing
Devices that can be accessed over an ISDN line have an extra 'Remote'
checkbox in the 'Hardware and location' section of the Add/Edit
network device dialogue box. If this is checked, an additional field is
displayed, allowing you to enter the ISDN number of the device. These
devices can then be accessed via local devices in the talkwire list (see
Section 4.5.2 for details).
8.4.1.3 Channel Naming
If a device that supports this feature is selected in the 'Product' field, you
will see a 'Name Channels Independently' check box below the Device
Name. If this is ticked, extra boxes are displayed in which you can type
a name for each channel, which must be unique. In this case, alarms
display the name of the channel, not the device, they came from.
If you do not want to name the channels separately, click on the check
box to clear it. In this case, all alarms for the channels or the device are
reported with the same device name.
8.4.2 Modifying the Database
If you make a mistake or wish to update a definition with new
information, select the relevant device in the Network Inspector window.
You can then either edit or delete it using the menus or toolbar buttons.
If you choose Edit... you are presented with the Edit Network Device
dialogue box. It is just the same as the one you used to add the
definition in the first place, except that it already contains values. These,
of course, are the values you specified when you created the definition.
Change the ones you want and choose OK . Any values you did not
disturb will stay as they were. For more details on exactly which options,
toolbar buttons
Chapter 10 - Commands .
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and keystrokes perform
The Network Database
which functions, see
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