Comtech EF Data CRS-500 - Manual (Page 152)

CRS-500 1:N Redundancy System Revision 2
Ethernet-Based Remote Product Management MN-CRS500
8–14
With 1:N as the selected Capacity, (Traffic Modems) 1 through 10 are identified in the Slot#
column in the Traffic Modem Configuration section, while RMI 1 is shown in the RMI# column
in the Redundant Modem Configuration section.
Table 8-1. Config | Modem Page Operational Features
Column Name Type* Description Action / Comment Chapter
Slot# or RMI# S Identifies the chassis slot position.
Appearance of page is dependent on X:N:
7 Capacity
(X:N)
Slot (TMI) # RMI #
1:N 1-10 1
TMI/RMI Status S
Indicates the physical presence of a
TMI/RMI in the designated DSU slot
location.
• Lights green when an interface is
detected.
• Remains dark if the slot is sensed as
empty.
7
Active C
Permits user to designate a modem
(slot) as Active or Inactive.
Click button to toggle the slot as [Active]
or [Inactive].
Note: RMIs by default remain ALWAYS
ACTIVE.
7
Switch IP / Subnet
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/yy
N/A Switch IP / Subnet is not functional
at this time.
N/A N/A
Modem IP Address
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
C Defines the IP Address for the Modem. Type in the desired Modem IP Address. 7
Modem Credentials
Username/Password
C
Defines the username and password
needed to allow access to the Web
Server Interface
Type in the desired Username and
Password.
8
Comms: S
Monitors the status of communications
for the designated DSU slot location.
• Lights green when communications
are active.
• Lights red when a comms fault is
detected.
7
TMI/RMI Type S
Identifies the TMI/RMI installed in the
designated DSU slot location
Lists the TMI/RMI by its CEFD Model
Number and description.
1
*S = Status Only feature; C = Configuration feature