Verilink SCM (880-503300-001) Product Manual - Manual (Page 42)

Administration Menu
4-4 Verilink SCM
Accessing Nodes
Remote nodes are accessible through SNMP, or through M1-3 or
QUAD T1 inband access.
Setup
Requirements
SNMP Verilink supplies both standard and proprietary MIBs for SNMP
management. These are provided as text files that are included on
this CD-ROM. Specific information on MIBs for the SCM, as well as
other modules, is covered in the manual,
SNMP Management .
M1-3 The M1-3 can use a portion of the DS3 framing overhead to allow a
session to a far-end SCM. Through this method it can create a
record of a far-end node in the SCM database of remote nodes. See
“Module-Specific Menus” in Chapter 3.
QUAD T1 The QUAD T1 can use a portion of facility data link framing for
inband. This is available in ESF mode only.
To access the node selection submenu, use the S) node selection
option on the Administration Menu.
R) reset card Used to restart selected module. Does
NOT reload from partition bank. Do not
use reset to test firmware upgrades.
Re-initializes RAM-based code. Will
cause switch to a standby SCM, if
present. The Craft/Telnet interface is
suspended until the reset is successful
or fails. The time varies with module
type, slot number, and number of
shelves from 30 seconds to several
minutes.
E) change node id Changes local node ID, this value is
used by Node Manager software.
Enter any value in the range of 1-
65535. This is an arbitrary number
unique to node.
P) change password Changes local node password. See the section: “Using Passwords” .
S) node selection Select a node in your network. See the section: ”Accessing Nodes”.
F) partition copy B => A Copy firmware from partition bank B to
partition bank A. Test firmware first.
See Chapter 6, “Downloading and
Broadcasting Firmware” .
Menu Option Description Instructions