Cisco Systems OL-9118-03 manual Guide for the Cisco Mobile Wireless Transport

Chapter 4 Getting Started

Using the MWTM Main Menu

Menu Command	Description
Tools > Event Editor	Launches the Event Editor, which you use to:
(Alt-B)	• Customize the visible category, severity, color,
	and message associated with events
	• Configure sounds for the MWTM to play for
	different types of events
	• Load, save, and deploy customized event
	configurations.
	If you have implemented MWTM User-Based Access,
	this option is available to users with authentication
	level Network Operator (level 3) and higher.
Tools > Event Sounds	Opens the Event Sound Filters dialog box, which you
(Ctrl-U)	use to define sounds that the MWTM client should
	play when specific events are logged.
Tools > Virtual RAN Backhaul Editor	Launches the Virtual RAN Backhaul Editor, which you
(Ctrl-B)	use to create a virtual RAN backhaul by grouping real
	backhauls.
Tools > CiscoWorks > Device Center	Links to the CiscoWorks Device Center, which
(Ctrl-2)	provides a number of web-based functions, including
	reachability trends, response time trends, interface
	status, Syslog browsing, and detailed inventory. The
	MWTM prompts you for a CiscoWorks user ID and
	password before linking to CiscoWorks.
	The link to CiscoWorks has these prerequisites.
	CiscoWorks must:
	• Be installed somewhere in the network.
	• Monitor the specific device.
	This option is dimmed if the selected node is not an
	ITP or RAN-O node, or in Unmanaged status or has a
	Device Type of Unknown. (CiscoWorks cannot
	monitor a non-ITP, Unmanaged, or Unknown node.)
	This option is not visible if you did not specify a
	CiscoWorks server during installation. See the
	“Installing MWTM on Solaris” and “Installing
	MWTM on Windows” chapters of the Installation
	Guide for the Cisco Mobile Wireless Transport
	Manager 6.0 for more information.

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