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SCM-3, 34ANSI T1.606 Addendum 1 FR network protocol, 8ANSI T1.606 Frame Relay network protocol, 8ANSI T1.618 FR network protocol, 8ATMLink class, 179AtmVccDown alarm, 238AtmVccUp notification, 242audible and visible alarms, 9Audit log, 180, 183%BNC connectors, 17, 35Board class, 178BoardDown alarm, 238BoardRestart event notification, 245BoardUp notification, 242BootFileFail alarm, 238Buffer Control Modulefeatures, 7LED indicators, 172replace, 213Buffer Control Module 2features, 7BufferControlModule class, 178&cable clamp, 21cables10Base-T Ethernet, 1648 VDC power, 2275-Ohm coax, 1775-Ohm double-braid shielded, 17AC power, 15Category 5, 17Category 5 STP, 29, 33Category 5 STP rollover, 33Category 5 STP straight-through, 33DB9, 17DSL, 17DSL connector, 16DSL twisted pair, 138EIA232 NUL Modem, 16Ethernet, 138IEC 320, 15Local Craft Interface, 16network connection, 17null modem, 29RG316/U, 17RG-59/U, 17RG59/U coaxial, 35RJ-11, 265RJ-14, 265serial, 17serial modem, 17twisted-pair, 36Category 5 cable, 17Category 5 STP cable, 29, 33Category 5 STP rollover cable, 33Category 5 STP straight-through cable, 33CE150Shelf class, 178CE200Shelf class, 178CIR parameters, Frame Relay PVCs, 129clear alarms manually, 185clearing alarms, 185cmIface, 228ColdStart event notification, 245command string, 48command structure, 48commandsAlarms, 49Elog, 49Find, 51Getall, 51LCRestart, 49, 209SCMRestart, 49, 210committed information rate, 127community namesPrivate, 55Public, 55community string, SNMP, 55config filecopying through FTP, 256saving, 252config.tgzunzip, 260view, 260ConfigReadFailed alarm, 238configuration, backup to remote machine, 110ConfigWriteFailed alarm, 238ConfigWriteSucceed alarm clearingnotification, 242congestion management, frame relay, 127connector pinoutsDSL cable, 26, 27connectorsAmphenol, 16BNC, 17, 35DSL cable, 26EIA/TIA-232 Serial Interface, 6, 29IEC 320 power, 23Net 1, 33Net 2, 33RF45, 29RJ-11, 17RJ-21, 138RJ-21X, 26RJ-45, 6, 16, 32RJ-48C, 7, 36SMB, 17, 35Copper Mountain Proprietary MIB, 9Copper Mountain support FTP site, 10CopperBayModule class, 178CopperCraft user interface, 3CopperEdge physical dimensions, 5CopperView DSL Access Management System, 9CopperView Element Manager, 44&RSSHU(GJH,QVWDOODWLRQDQG2SHUDWLQJ*XLGH
CopperVPN IP multiplexing protocol, 8CPE errors, 200CPE-IDSL class, 180CpePlugAndPlayFailure alarm, 238CPE-SDSL class, 179CR class, 179CR201-10x class, 179CR201-30x class, 179CR201-IDSL class, 179CR201-SDSL class, 179Craft serial port, 6, 9, 16, 44SCM-1 and SCM-2, 29SCM-3, 33'DB9 male serial ports, 6DB9 serial cable, 17DC Power module, 5default route, 57Diagnostic event notification, 245Diagnostic port, 6, 16SCM-1 and SCM-2, 29SCM-3, 33DLCIStateDisabled alarm, 239DS1 (Quad T1) WAN modulefeatures, 7LEDs, 175DS1LineStatusAlarm, 239DS3 ATM WAN module, 7DS3 Frame Relay WAN module, 7DS3 WAN module LEDs, 175DS3ATMPort class, 179DS3ATM-WAN class, 179DS3FRPort class, 179DS3FR-WAN class, 178DS3LineStatusAlarm, 239DSL cable, 17connector, 16DSL cable connector pinouts, 26, 27DSL cable connectors, 26DSL hardware specifications, 5DSL link connections, 26DSL modulesADSL G.dmt, 7ADSL G.lite, 7input/output impedence, 7replace, 214SDSL, 7DSLcabletwisted pair, 138DSLLink class, 179(EIA 19-inch rack, 5EIA 23-inch rack, 5EIA/TIA-232 Serial Interface connector, 29EIA/TIA-232 Serial Interface connectors, 6EIA232 NUL Modem cable, 16EIA-2332D Console port, 9EIA-449 (CCITT V.36) WAN module, 7Elog command, 49EndPointConflictAlarm, 239ESDprecautions, 19, 211static strap, 17Ethernetconnections, 14Ethernet cable, 138Ethernet connections, 2Ethernet ports100Base-T, 610Base-T, 6SCM-1 and SCM-2, 29SCM-3, 33Ethernet, VWAN over, 122EthernetLink class, 179EthernetPort class, 179Event log, 9, 180, 188event notifications, 177atmfVccChange, 245AttributeChanged, 245BoardRestart, 245ColdStart, 245Diagnostic, 245FallingThresholdAlert, 246LoginFail, 246LoginSucceed, 246Logout, 246LoopStatusChange, 246RisingThresholdAlert, 247event trapping, 9)failuresave configuration, 188FallingThresholdAlert event notification, 246FanFault alarm, 239FanModule class, 180filtering, security, 8filterschaining, 97criteria, 96specifying, 97specifying, activating, deleting, 95viewing, 94Find command, 51flash memory, 9FR Forum UNI FRF.1 network protocol, 8FR NNI (per FRF.2) network protocol, 8Frame multiplexing protocol, 8FrameRelayLink class, 179FrameRelayPVC class, 179front panel connectorsanalog modem port, 31, 34Craft serial port, 29, 33,QGH[
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