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7 • iDSL Port Configuration

Figure 16 displays the iDSL main page which shows the status of all 24 iDSL ports and the corresponding con-
nection either to a WAN port or another iDSL port.

The four parameters on the top of the page show summary statistics for the iDSL ports:

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2 = &3

—The number of internal iDSL ports currently available to user. The

sum of iDSL available and iDSL Failed equals 24, the number of iDSL ports (iDSL modems) in the 3092.

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$ 2$ = &3

—The number of ports that have a hardware failure. To repeat, the sum of

iDSL Available and iDSL Failed should be always 24.

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2 = &3

—The number of ports (internal iDSL modems) that are currently active

and ready to connect to a remote CPE iDSL modem.

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!2!= &3

—The number of ports that are currently connected to the CPE’s

remote iDSL modem. “Connected” means it is in Datamode and can pass data.

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The

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button will activate all 24 iDSL ports.

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The

button will submit any changes made in the

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column and the

column for all 24 iDSL ports.

The table shows the characteristics for each of the 24 internal iDSL modems. By clicking on the

number,

you can examine other statistics and configure more parameters. (See “iDSL Port Information Page window”).
For each port number, the table shows the user-defined

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, the

of the modem, the

of the modem, and the internal connection of each B-channel.

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2 ,&3

- identifies which of the 24 iDSL modems at which you are looking and also is a link to

the

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which displays more options for that iDSL port.

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! &2& 3

is the user-defined field that allow the user to enter an ASCII Identification Name

to represent the iDSL port. The name may include up to 40 ASCII characters.

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!2&3

- is a display only field which displays the current state of the iDSL Port. The

different states are deactivate, initializing, reset, hardware failure, local loop-back, remote loop-back, data mode,
and line down.

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2 &3

- This is a user-defined field for the iDSL modem state which the user wants

at the present time. The three states are

and

The

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and

columns show the internal connection of the iDSL port either to a WAN port or

another iDSL port.

shows which type of device to which the iDSL connects.

shows which port of

either the WAN ports or another iDSL modem port.

is which timeslot of the selected Port.

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2)&6 %32)&7 %3

selects the type of device to which the iDSL port

channel is connected to. The three options are open(0), t1-e1(1), and iDSL(2). open(0) indicates no internal
connection has been made through the DACS, t1-e1(1) refers to the WAN ports, and iDSL(2) refers to
another iDSL port.

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2)&6 32)&7 3

refers to a specific iDSL or WAN port. The iDSL

ports are numbered from port(1) to port(24), and the WAN ports are numbered from port(1) to port(4).

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2)&6 32)&7 3

designates the time slot of either an iDSL port or a WAN

port. For iDSL ports, the time slots are either 1, 2, or 3. For the WAN ports, the time slots are from 1–31
for E1 and from 1-24 for T1.