Viewing The Status Of An Analog Terminal Adapter - 3Com 3C10402B Administrator's Manual

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HAPTER ELEPHONE
Viewing The Status
of an Analog
Terminal Adapter
C
ONFIGURATION
To remove an ATA or ATC port:
1 Click Telephone Configuration > ATA.
Use the MAC addresses to determine whether an item in the list is an
Analog Terminal Adapter (ATA) or one of the ports on an Analog Terminal
Card. Ports on a 3C10117 Analog Terminal Card have MAC addresses
that differ by two hexadecimal digits. Ports on a 3C10117C Analog
Terminal Card all have the same MAC address and use a Virtual Device
Number to identify each port. The system displays a port number,
enclosed in square bracket, after the MAC address. An ATA has a unique
MAC address with no port number.
2 Select the ATA or ATC port that you want to delete and click Remove
Selected. To select all ATAs or ports, enable the Select check box.
3 Click Remove Selected.
You can view the status of either an ATA or one of the ports on an ATC at
any time.
To view the status of an ATA or an ATC port:
1 Click Telephone Configuration > ATA.
Use the MAC addresses to determine whether an item in the list is an ATA
or one of the ports on an ATC. Ports on a 3C10114 Analog Terminal Card
have sequential MAC addresses. Ports on a 3C10114C Analog Terminal
Card all have the same MAC address followed by a Virtual Device Number
(VDN), enclosed in square brackets. An Analog Terminal Adapter has a
unique MAC address with no port number.
2 Click the extension of an ATA or ATC port.
3 Click the Status tab.
4 View the device status and make any necessary changes. See the online
Help for more information.
5 Optionally, to send a status message to the Call Processor about the ATA
or ATC port, click Refresh Device.
6 Optionally, to reset the ATA or ATC port, click Reset Device and click OK
when the system prompts you confirm.
CAUTION: On the 3C10114 Analog Terminal Card, you can reboot
individual ports without affecting the other ports. However, if you reboot
a port on the 3C10114C Analog Terminal Card, all four ports on the card
reboot, which disrupts active calls on any of these ports.