NetVanta 950 IAD Configuration Guide
Configuring Your IAD
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© 2004 ADTRAN, Inc.
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Activation
The user may activate each port individually, or if the
range
command is used many ports can be
activated simultaneously. To activate each port one at a time, first enter
interface fxo 7/1
from the
Global configuration mode. Type
no shutdown
. Then type
interface
fxo 7/2
to move to the next port
and repeat through
interface
fxo 7/8
.
To activate all the ports with the
range
command, type
interface range fxo 7/1-8
and then type
no
shutdown
.
See
Verifying Your Configuration Using Show Commands
on page 36 for more information on the
status of each FXO port.
Connecting the Interfaces
The
cross-connect
command is used to connect DS0s and ports together. The format of the command
is:
cross-connect A t1 <slot/port> <TDM Group.DS0> <interface> <slot/port>
where
A
is a number chosen arbitrarily, although it must be unique for each cross-connect. The
<
TDM
Group.DS0>
nomenclature allows the system to connect a specific DS0 from a specific TDM group to
a voice interface. For example, a 2.13 in that field would connect DS0 13 from TDM group 2 to the
interface specified subsequently.
Note that the
range
command also works with the cross-connect command. The format of the
command is very similar to the individual command:
cross-connect range A t1 <slot/port><TDM group.starting DSO> <interface> <slot/port>
where
A
is a number chosen arbitrarily, although it must be unique for each cross-connect. The
<TDM
group.starting DS0>
nomenclature allows the system to connect a specific DS0 from a specific TDM
group to a voice interface. The
<starting DS0>
is the first DS0 in the range. Subsequent DS0s will be
mapped to subsequent ports. The <
interface
>
<slot/port>
tells the system the starting slot/port and the
ending slot/port. This information is listed as a range. It may be listed as a contiguous range, individual
interface, or both. For example, to map FXS 2/1, 2/2, 3/1, and FX0 7/4, type:
FXS 2/1-2, FXS 3/1, FX0 7/4
To delete connections, use the
no
form of the command and specify the particular cross-connect
number to be deleted. For example, type
no cross-connect 1
to delete cross-connect number 1. All
other connections will remain in place.
If you wish to change an existing cross-connect, you must delete it and then re-create it as a new
connection. If you try to modify a cross-connect, the system will respond with “cross-connect ID
already exists.”
When using the
range
command, cross-connects are still displayed individually in the
configuration.
