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SPECTRUM Enterprise ManagerDevice Management

Supports Management Module SM-CPM1000

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urpose and Scope ........................................................5equired Reading ...........................................................5upported Devices..........................................................6he SPECTRUM Model ..................................................6

Additional (Optional) Menus:....................................7

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Application Information (examine) ........................8Device (configure) ................................................8Device Performance (monitor) .............................8Launchable Applications ......................................8Model Information (examine)................................8Model Redundancy (configure) ............................8Port Configuration (examine/modify) ....................8A Port (examine/enable/disable) ..........................8Traps (view/monitor).............................................8

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nterface Icons ..............................................................10Interface Icon Subviews Menu Options .....................11Interface Status View.................................................12Secondary Address Panel .........................................12

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APPLICATION VIEWS

Main Application View......Supported Applications ....

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Ds3App1407 Application .DS3/E3 Configuration TDS3/E3 Current Table ..DS3/E3 Interval Table ..DS3/E3 Total Table ......

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Introduction

This section introduces the SPECTRUM Device Management documentation for Copp

is introduction to the Device Management cumentation for Copper Mountain devices ntains the following information:

Purpose and ScopeRequired ReadingSupported Devices (Page 6)The SPECTRUM Model (Page 6)

urpose and Scopee this documentation as a guide for managing pper Mountain devices with the SPECTRUM

anagement module SM-CPM1000. The cumentation describes the icons, menus, and ws that enable you to remotely monitor, nfigure, and troubleshoot Copper Mountain vices through software models in your ECTRUM database.

ly information specific to the supported anagement module is included under this cumentation topic. For general information out device management using SPECTRUM and

for explanations of basiand navigation techniqlisted under Required

Required ReadTo use this documentabe familiar with the infother SPECTRUM onlinlisted below.

• Getting Started wit

• Getting Started witAdministrators

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upported Devicese SPECTRUM management module SM-M1000 currently allows you to model two

fferent types of Copper Mountain devices as scribed below.

Copper Edge 150 This is the Standalone DSL device that contains a maximum of 48 DSL ports.Copper Edge 200 This is a fully scaleble 200 DSL device, that can bond up to 8 DSL lines. Copper Mountain OnPrem 2400DSL Router The Copper Mountain Networks OnPrem 2400 is a Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Concentra-tor. The OnPrem2400 supports several ser-vices including routing. Wide Area Network access, SDL line termination, IPv4 packet for-warding, NAT, Traffic Isolation, and browser-based network management. The OnPrem2400 can support up to 24 SDSL 2.3 Mbps full-duplex links.

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e rest of the documentation for this anagement module is organized according to w type, as follows.

Device Views (Page 9)Device Topology Views (Page 13)Application Views (Page 14)Performance Views (Page 26)Configuration Views (Page 28)Trap Alarm Counter View (Page 30)Trap Event Log View (Page 32)Model Information Views (Page 39)

ditional (Optional) Menus:Copper View/Copper Element Manager on Page 37

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Tasks

This section lists device management tasks alphabetically and provides links to descriptables used to perform the task.

plication Information (examine)Application Views (Page 14)

vice (configure)Configuration Views (Page 28)

vice Performance (monitor)Device Views (Page 9)

unchable ApplicationsCopper View/Copper Element Manager (Page 37)

odel Information (examine)Model Information Views (Page 39)

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rt Configuration (examine/modify)Interface Icons (Page 10)

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This section describes the Device views and subviews available for models of CopperSPECTRUM.

is view (Figure 2) uses icons and labels to present the device and its components, such as odules, ports, and applications. The view ovides dynamic configuration and performance formation for each of the device’s serial and twork I/O ports, which are represented by terface icons in the bottom panel of the view. e middle panel of the view displays a Device n, which lets you monitor the device operation d access other device-specific views.

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Interface Number LabelThis label displays the

IF Status LabelThis label displays the of the interface (see Tabackground color of thinterface’s current Admis set by the user (see Page 12). This view canclicking the label.

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ysical Address Labelis label displays the physical (MAC) address of e interface. Double-click the label to open the terface Address Translation table, which cross-ferences network addresses (IP addresses) to ysical (MAC) addresses for selected nodes tween networks. Double-clicking on any lumn entry opens an address-specific Address anslation Table Information view. This view ovides the same information as the rresponding row for the IF Address Translation ble, but allows you to modify field values.

Address Labelis label displays the IP address for the

terface. Double-click the label to open the condary Address Panel (Page 12), which allows u to change the address and mask for this terface.

uge Labelis label displays whichever performance tistic has been selected in the Gauge Control nel for this device’s interfaces (see the ECTRUM Views documentation for more

formation). Double-click this label to open the nfiguration Views (Page 28).

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terface Status Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Interfacen in the Interface Device view, select IF Status .

is view provides information on the operational tus of the interface and allows you to enable or

sable the port.

erational Statuse current state of the interface (ON, OFF, or sting ).

ministrative Statusis button allows you to select the desired erational state of the interface (ON, OFF, or sting ).

econdary Address Panelcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Interfacen in the Interface Device view, select Secondarydress Panel .

This panel provides a tmasks obtained from ttable within the devicechange the current addAddress field by selectin this panel and click

resholds Interface Threshold view, which allows you to set the on/off alarm thresholds for load, packet rate, error rate, and% discarded.

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This section provides brief descriptions of the Device Topology views available for moddevices in SPECTRUM.

cess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Copperuntain Device icon, select DevTop .

e lower panel of the Interface Device Topology w (Figure 4) uses interface icons to represent e device’s serial/network I/O ports. These icons ovide the same information and menu options those in the Interface Device view (Page 10). If ere is a device connected to a particular terface, a device icon appears on the vertical bar ove the interface icon along with an icon presenting the network group that contains the vice.

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Application Views

This section describes the main Application view and the associated application-specimodels of Copper Mountain devices in SPECTRUM.

cess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Devicen, select Application .

ain Application Viewhen a device model is created, SPECTRUM tomatically creates models for each of the ajor and minor applications supported by the vice. The main Application view identifies all of ese application models, shows their current ndition status, and provides access to plication-specific subviews. Figure 5 shows this w in the Icon mode. If you prefer the List mode, ich displays applications as text labels, select

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upported ApplicationsECTRUM’s applications can be grouped within o general categories as follows:

Common Applications, belowDevice-Specific Applications (Page 16)

ommon Applicationsr the most part, these applications represent e non proprietary MIBs supported by your vice. Listed below (beneath the title of the cument that describes them) are some of the mmon applications currently supported by ECTRUM.

Bridging Applications- Spanning Tree- Static- Transparent- PPP Bridging- Source Routing- Translation

• Routing Applicati- Generic Routing- Repeater- AppleTalk- DECnet- Open Shortest P

• MIB II Application- SNMP- IP- ICMP- TCP- System2- UDP

• Miscellaneous Ap- FDDI- Point to Point- DS 1- RS-232- WAN- Frame Relay- Token Ring- DLSW- APPN- Ethernet- Fast Ethernet- ATM Client- DHCP

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evice-Specific ApplicationsECTRUM imports the following device-level oprietary MIBs into its database:

Copper-Mountain-TC-MIBCopper-Mountain-Networks-DSL-MIBCopper-Mountain-Trap-MIBCopper-Mountain-TC-MIB

ese MIBs can be used in conjunction with ECTRUM’s optional customization products ferred to as the Level I Tool Kits) to create plication models and views that display the ndition of selected MIB fields.

e views and subviews for the Copper Mountain ecific applications are described in the rest of is section, grouped by major applications as ted below:

Ds3App1407 Application (Page 16)

• ADSL Line Applicat(Page 21)

Ds3App1407 AThis application providdevice-specific tables:

• DS3/E3 Configurat• DS3/E3 Current Ta• DS3/E3 Interval Ta• DS3/E3 Total Tabl

DS3/E3 ConfigurAccess: From the Icon SuDs3App1407 Application icConfiguration .

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Line IndexIdentifies a DS3/E3 indevice. If there is an ifEwith this and only thissame value as the If In

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e Elapsede number of seconds that have elapsed since e beginning of the near end current error easurement period.

lid Intervalse number of near end intervals for which valid ta was collected. The value will be 96 unless e interface was brought on line within the last hours, in which case the value will be the mber of complete 15-minute near end intervals ce the interface was brought on line.

e Typee type of DS3 C-bit or E3 application used on is interface. The type of interface affects the terpretation of the usage and error statistics. e rate of DS3 is 44.736 Mbps and E3 is 34.368

bps. The values conform to the specifications ted below. The dsx3ClearChannel value eans that the C-bits are not used except for nding/receiving AIS.

Line CodingThe type of Zero Code interface. The values dto the use of specified pbipolar violations, whicsequences of zero bits other possible value is

Loopback ConfigThe loopback configurainterface. The possible

dsx3NoLoop - not idevice that is not cloopback on the inas it’s value.

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Tablebviews menu for theon, select DS3/E3 Current .

tistics for the DS3/E3 ng the current 15 minute tains the following fields.

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cally, the received signal is looped back for retransmission after it has passed through the device’s framing function.

dsx3LineLoop - the received signal at this interface does not go through the device (min-imum penetration) but is looped back out.

dsx3OtherLoop - loopbacks that are not defined here.

e Statuse line status of the interface, which includes pback state and failure state information. The lue is a bit map represented as a sum; erefore, it can represent multiple failures and a pback simultaneously. (See the Loopback nfig field for the type of loopback.) The value

x3NoAlarm is displayed if, and only if, no other g is set. The various bit positions are:

Transmit Clock SourceThe source of the transfrom the recovered recinterface. The possiblelocalTiming , and thro

DS3/E3 CurrentAccess: From the Icon SuDs3App1407 Application ic

This table provides stainterface collected duriinterval. The table con

Current IndexA value that uniquely iinterface to which this

PESsThe number of P-bit erencountered.

dsx3NoAlarm - no alarm present

dsx3RcvRAI - failure receiving yellow/remote alarm

sx3XmitRAI - alarm transmitting yellow/remote alarm

dsx3RcvAIS - receiving AIS failure state

dsx3XmitAIS - transmitting AIS

32 dsx3LOF - receiving

64 dsx3LOS - receiving

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ESse number of P-bit severely errored seconds countered.

FSse number of severely errored framing seconds countered.

Sse number of unavailable seconds encountered.

Vse number of line coding violations encountered.

Vse number of P-bit coding violations countered.

Sse number of line errored seconds encountered.

Vse number of C-bit coding violations countered.

Sse number of C-bit errored seconds countered.

ESse number of C-bit severely errored seconds countered.

DS3/E3 IntervalAccess: From the Icon SuDs3App1407 Application ic

This table provides staDS3/E3 interface overoperation. The 24 hourcompleted 15 minute inthe following fields.

Interval IndexA value that uniquely iinterface to which this

Interval NumberA number between 1 arecently completed 15 the least recently comp(assuming that all 96 i


PSESsThe number of P-bit seencountered.

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Vse number of line coding violations encountered.

Vse number of P-bit coding violations countered.

Sse number of line errored seconds encountered.

Vse number of C-bit coding violations countered.



S3/E3 Total Tablecess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the3App1407 Application icon, select DS3/E3 Total .

is table provides the cumulative statistics for e 24 hour period preceding the current interval. e table contains the following fields.

Total IndexA value that uniquely iinterface to which this


PSESsThe number of P-bit seencountered.

SEFSsThe number of severelyencountered.

UASsThe number of unavail

LCVsThe number of line cod

PCVsThe number of P-bit coencountered.

LESsThe number of line err

CCVsThe number of C-bit coencountered.

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are supported. In the case lized, the manager can use rmine the Index for the

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DSL Line ApplicationDSLLineApp)

e following views are available for the plication.

Line Table ()ATUC Physical Table View (Page 22)ATUC Performance Table View (Page 22)ATUC Channel Performance Table View (Page 23)ATUR Physical Table View (Page 23)ATUR Performance Table View (Page 24)ATUR Channel Performance Table View (Page 25)Configuration View (Page 25)

Line TableAccess: From the Icon SuADSLLineApp icon, select L

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both ends of the line. physical interfaces. ADthose entries where Ty

This table provides the

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tables containing on for total and daily The list below describe the ly values simply substitute last agent reset”. This

for each ATUC. ADSL those entries where Type

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ance table.

f Errored Seconds since d second parameter is a tervals containing one or one or more los or sef



UC Physical Table Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for theSLLineApp icon, select ATUC Physical Table .

is table provides one row for each ATUC. Each w contains the Physical Layer Parameters table that ATUC. ADSL physical interfaces are those tries where Type is equal to adsl .

is view provides the following information.

tance entry in the ATUC Physical Table.

atusdicates current state of the ATUC line.

tainable Ratedicates the maximum currently attainable data te by the ATU. This value will be equal or eater than the current line rate.

rial Numbere vendor specific string that identifies the ndor equipment.

ndor IDe vendor ID code is a copy of the binary vendor

entification field defined by the PHY[10] and pressed as readable characters.

Version NumberThe vendor specific verATU as part of the initicopy of the binary versithe PHY[10] and exprecharacters.

ATUC PerformanAccess: From the Icon SuADSLLineApp icon, select A

This view provides twoPerformance informatiperformance statistics.total value, and for dai“in 24 hours” for “sincetable provides one rowphysical interfaces areis equal to adsl.

These tables provide th

InstanceAn entry in the Perform

Error SecondsCount of the number oagent reset. The errorecount of one-second inmore crc anomalies, ordefects.


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row for each ATUR. Each cal Layer Parameters table hysical interfaces are those qual to adsl .

following information.



ializiationsunt of the line initialization attempts since ent reset. Includes both successful and failed tempts.

ss of Frameunt of the number of Loss of Framing failures ce agent reset.

ss of Linkunt of the number of Loss of Link failures since ent reset.

ss of Signalunt of the number of Loss of Signal failures ce agent reset.

ss of Powerunt of the number of Loss of Power failures ce agent reset.

UC Channel Performance Tableiewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for theSLLineApp icon, select ATUC Channel Performance

ble .

is view provides two tables containing rformance statistics for daily and total cumulations.


InstanceAn entry in the ATUC C

Transmitted BlocksCount of all encoded bchannel since agent re

Received BlocksCount of all encoded bchannel since agent re

Corrected BlocksCount of all blocks reccorrected since agent rpassed on as good data

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This table provides onerow contains the Physifor that ATUR. ADSL pentries where Type is e

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tance entry in the ATUR Physical Table.

atusdicates current state of the ATUR line.

tainable Ratedicates the maximum currently attainable data te by the ATU. This value will be equal or eater than the current line rate.

rial Numbere vendor specific string that identifies the ndor equipment.

ndor IDe vendor ID code is a copy of the binary vendor

entification field defined by the PHY[10] and pressed as readable characters.

rsion Numbere vendor specific version number sent by this U as part of the initialization messages. It is a py of the binary version number field defined by e PHY[10] and expressed as readable aracters.

UR Performance Table Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for theSLLineApp icon, select ATUR Performance Table .

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and daily performanceprovides one row for eainterfaces are those enadsl.


InstanceAn entry in the Perform

Error SecondsCount of the number oagent reset. The errorecount of one-second inmore crc anomalies, ordefects.

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ss of Signalunt of the number of Loss of Signal failures ce agent reset.

ss of Powerunt of the number of Loss of Power failures ce agent reset.

UR Channel Performance Tableiewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for theSLLineApp icon, select ATUR Channel Performance

ble .

is view provides two tables containing rformance statistics for daily and total cumulations.

ese tables provide the following information.

tanceis indicates that there is an entry in this table.

nsmitted Blocksunt of all encoded blocks transmitted on this annel since agent reset.

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Corrected BlocksCount of all blocks reccorrected since agent rpassed on as good data

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Configuration VieAccess: From the Icon SuADSLLineApp icon, select C

The Configuration viewOn Traps. It has a valuis set to FALSE, and thtrap to the applicationwill only generate an evAlarm On Traps is TRUgenerate an event and model.

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Performance Views

This section provides brief descriptions of the Performance views available for modelsdevices in SPECTRUM.

rformance views display performance statistics terms of a set of transmission attributes, e.g., ll rates, frame rates, % error, etc. A typical view shown in Figure 6. The instantaneous ndition of each transmission attribute is corded in a graph. The statistical information each attribute is presented in the adjacent

ble.

nerally, you determine performance at the vice level through Performance views accessed m the Device and Application icons. You termine performance at the port/interface level rough Performance views accessed from terface icons.

r more information on Performance views, refer the SPECTRUM Views documentation.

e following paragraphs list the performance tributes displayed for each Performance view pported by this management module..

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is view provides the following performance tistics about the packets being passed through

e device:

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Configuration Views

This section describes the various Configuration views and subviews available for moddevices in SPECTRUM.

nfiguration views allow you to view and modify rrent settings for the modeled device and its terfaces, ports, and applications. The following nfiguration views are available for models of pper Mountain devices:

Device Configuration View ()

evice Configuration Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Copperuntain Device icon, select Configuration .

is view (Figure 7) provides status and nfiguration information about the device as a ole as well as on a port-by-port basis. It also

ovides button access to an Interface Address anslation table and a subview that lets you tablish redundancy for the model. Fields and lumn headings within the Device Configuration w and its subviews are explained in detail in e SPECTRUM Views documentation.

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is view provides the following information for e selected interface:

eration Statuse current operational state of the interface (On, f, or Testing).

min. Statuse desired operational state of the interface (On, f, or Testing).

st Changee System UpTime value when the interface tered its current operational state.

Address/Network Maskis window provides a list of the user-defined mes and IP addresses for the interface.

ysical Addresse Ethernet (MAC) address of the interface.

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cess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Copperuntain Device icon, select Trap Count .

e Trap Alarm Counter view allows you to see w many alarms have been detected and the pe of alarms that have been found. This view o provides you with a Trap count total as well. e alarms rank in severity from critical, major, d minor. The trap count indicates an event of me manner has occurred and the supported ps are listed in the Trap Event Log Section.

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is view displays information on events that ve occurred within this device. Events are

splayed in the order in which they occur on the vice. Information is provided in the Trap Event ble shown in Figure 9. Details concerning the formation found within this table are provided the rest of this section. A list of all traps and ents is also provided in Table 3. This view is ly available for the Copper Edge 150 and 200 L.

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dicates an operator tried d failed to log into the stem.

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quencee order in which the events occurred on the vice.

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ass IDsplays the object class that generated the event. ble 3 defines list the traps that are associated th the field.

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dicates that the Config le operation failed. The xt field contains a scription of the error countered.

dicates the Config File rite Operation executed ccessfully.

dicates that the erability State of a

source has changed in the stem.

dicates some diagnostic ent occurred. The text ld contains a description the event.

e reason code field dicates the reason for the start.

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7 Indicates that the indicated system board has stopped communication with the System Control Module

8 Indicates that logins are temporarily suspended for the given operator name because of 3 successive failed login attempts

9 Indicates that logins are now allowed for this user name.

10 Indicates that the given board did not successfully boot.

11 Indicates that the given boot file was downloaded to the given board successfully.

12 Indicates an attribute was changed by an operator. The text field contains the name of the changed attribute and the new value.

13 Indicates that the Config File Read operation failed.

Table 3: Trap Definitions

Number Definition

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15 InFitedeen

16 InWsu

17 InOpresy

18 Inevfieof

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nt whenever an SCM tects redundancy has anged from abled/disabled to sabled/enabled.

nt when an SCM comes , detects that it should be

cked as the Primary SCM, t there is another Primary ich has already locked

e system (i.e. Disabled dundancy).

dicates a maintenance mmand completed ccessfully or failed cording to the mmandStatus field.

nt at the end of an terval when an object that configured with a Falling reshold that has dropped low the fallingThreshold lue in the cmAlarmTable.

is trap is sent whenever a odem trains at a rate less an the configured tabase.

rap Definitions

Definition



22 Indicates that one of the two systems power supplies has failed.

23 Indicates that a previous power supply failure has been cleared.

24 This trap is sent at the beginning and end of a loopback test.

25 The SNMP trap that is generated when an alarm entry crosses it rising threshold and generates and event that is configured for sending SNMP traps.

26 This trap indicates that the globally timed master of slave IDSL Line card has lost network timing.

27 Indicates that the globally IDSL Line Card has reacquired network timing.

28 Sent whenever and SCM changes role from Primary to Secondary, or from Secondary to Primary.


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Prob CauseDisplays the probable

SeverityDisplays the severity asystem.

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TextDisplays any additionadescribe the event.

34 Sent whenever the modem drops training.

35 1)DSL link comes up and the EndPointID matches another DSL link outside the first links bundle. 2)DSL link comes up and the EndPointID doesn’t match the current EndPoint ID in its bundle.3)DSL link that is not IMUX capable comes up and is configured in a bundle.

36 Operational state of the port is up, but the port is configured.

37 The trap is sent whenever a CPE Plug and Play update fails for one of the following reasons:1) The CPE rejected the cmCpePlugandPlay table set command.2) The DSL port is configured for PlugandPlay and the CPE connected to the port does not support CMCP of the CmCpePlugandPlay table.


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ese views are an optional feature for the Copper ountain 200/150/OnPrem2400 that provide rther configuration and management formation. For the information see the Copper outon website.

additional menu pick will appear for Copper ountain's Element Manager and Copper View plications by setting an environmental variable both NT and Solaris Platforms.

structionsr NT users:

Install Copper Mountains Application Suite on the same computer as the SpectroGRAPH is installed on.

Shutdown the SpectroGRAPH.

Bring up the Control Panel.

Select the Environment Tab.

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Model Information Views

This section provides a brief description of the Model Information views available for modevices in SPECTRUM.

is view displays administrative information out the device and its applications and lets you t thresholds and alarm severity for the device.

gure 10 shows a sample Model Information w. The layout of this view is the same for all

odel types in SPECTRUM but some information ll vary depending on the model it defines. Refer the SPECTRUM Views documentation for a mplete description of this view.

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dress Translation table 12min. Status 29ministrative Status 12plications 14

ndwidth 29

bit Information 18Vs 19, 20Ss 19, 20, 21lorsnterface Status Label 10nfigurationS3/E3 16

nfiguration views 28Es 19, 20, 21

DDevice Configuration View 28Devices supported by this module 6DS/E3 Information 16

IIcon Subviews Menus

for Interface icon 11Icons

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Administrative Status 12Operational Status 12

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S3/E3 19, 20pported devices 6

TTime Elapsed 17Trademarks 2Transmit Clock Source 18Trap Event Table 32

UUASs 19, 20

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Configuration 28Device Configuration 28Interface Configuration 29Interface Status 12Model Information 39Performance 26

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