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Chapter 7 The TSP Configuration Tool
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Configuration Files
NMS Directory Structure
The “cg” branch of the structure contains the necessary files for the CG type
cards. The “cfg” directory underneath contains a configuration file for each
of the CG cards installed in the chassis. These files are named “cg.cfg”
where “slot” indicates the Slot portion of the Shelf-Slot. The cards in the
chassis must be loaded from the bottom slot (Shelf-Slot 1-7) to the top slot.
For example the file “cg7.cfg” contains the configuration for the CG 6500
card installed into Shelf-Slot 1-7. There will always be a “cg7.cfg” file and
additional cards will be loaded into Shelf-Slot 1-6, followed by Shelf-Slot 1-
5, etc.
The “cg.cfg” configuration files contain the number of trunk spans on
the card and the trunk protocol running on each of those spans (ISDN or
CAS). It also contains how each DSP is used. A DSP can be assigned for a
trunk protocol, Encore and Tone Ports, or Conferencing. There is notable lim-
itation on CG cards that permit only one ISDN variant to run on a card. For
example, a card can run 4ESS or 5ESS, but it cannot run 4ESS and 5ESS.
The “ctaccess” branch contains a configuration file for conferencing that is
located under the “cfg” directory. The conferencing configuration file,
“cnf.cfg,” contains the DSPs assigned for conferencing on each card. The
Figure 7-1. NMS Directory Structure.