Carrier Access AB II manual Screen Flagging, Changing to a New Product, Saving Configurations

Page 25

General Rules and Tips for Using the Remote Monitor

1.8.2Screen Flagging

•The screen-flagging feature is a tool to help you remember which screens you have changed, that you have not sent them to the Access Bank II, and to allow you to more efficiently send changes to the Access Bank II. It is not an automatic-flagging feature; you must manually flag and unflag screens. Screens are flagged or unflagged by right- clicking on the screen tab.

1.8.3Changing to a New Product

•When you click the New Product item on the File menu, then click on a product name, the default configuration is loaded. You can also do the same thing by selecting a differ- ent product name from the Current Product dropdown menu on the toolbar. Any changes not saved will be lost.

•If you check the “Please don’t ask me about this again” box on the warning screen, the system will always prompt you to save the configuration file for the previous product. Note that this will cause this particular question to always be answered Yes.

1.8.4Saving Configurations

•Save Configuration and Save Configuration As save the current configuration to a file (database) on the Remote Monitor PC’s hard drive. If you made changes to screens of a configuration you loaded previously, Save Configuration will overwrite the original con- figuration file.

•If you have previously checked Please Don’t Ask Me About This Again on the Confirm Configuration File Save on Open/New confirmation screen that appears when you load a configuration, software assumes you want to save and asks you for a file name. If you do not want to save, simply Cancel

•The Compact Configuration File option on the File pull-down menu compresses the con- figuration file to about one fifth its original size.

•If you are working in the field, it can be useful to keep several configuration files on a floppy disk.

1-15

Page 24 Page 26
Image 25
Page 24 Page 26
Contents Access Bank Page Page Page Access Bank Access Bank II Snmp Access BankAccess Bank II Snmp Sdsl Access Bank II SdslPage Contents Data Port Setup System Requirements Getting StartedInstalling Remote Monitor Software InstallationSoftware Overview Creating a Shortcut on the DesktopRemote Monitor 560DQDJHPHQW&DEOH Connecting the PC Directly to the Access BankWR%0 Connecting a Modem to the Access Bank II for Remote AccessStarting Up Remote Monitor Pull-Down Menus Selecting the Current Product Setting Up Remote MonitorSetting Up Remote Management Click on Connect Now, or Connecting to the Access BankSetting Up Remote Monitor Help Reading and Sending Screens General Rules and Tips for Using the Remote MonitorPage Screen Flagging Saving ConfigurationsChanging to a New Product Miscellaneous Loading ConfigurationsSystem Setup Screens System SetupFlagging Changed Screens Names Screen Problem Reporting Screen Snmp Screen System Clock ScreenConfiguring Network Parameters ColdStart Trap and warmStart Trap Configuring System Group Information Page T1 Setup T1 SetupSystem Clock Source 2 T1 Hardware SetupT1 Definitions Line Build Out LBO V.35 Data Port Setup Data Port SetupSetting the CTS Control Option RS-232 Data Port Setup RS-232 Data Port SetupSetting the Synchronous Data Rate or Asynchronous Subrate Synchronous Data Rate Option Asynchronous Subrate Options Page Static Connections ConnectionsConnecting Individual Channels Channel Type Configuring Contiguous ChannelsChannel/Signal Type Screen Event Log Screen PerformanceMessage Event Log Screen Clearing the Event Log Retrieving Events from the Event Log3 T1 History Definitions Loss of Received T1 Signal Also called Loss of Carrier5 T1 History Last 24 Hours Severely Errored SecondsTesting MaintenanceLoopback Configuration TSI Bert Loopback Configuration Settings Internal Bert ConfigurationAnalog Ports Update Intervals Update IntervalFXS Lcfo LCF LEDs System LEDs Definition of V.35 Status LED last LED DIP SwitchesDIP Switches
Top Page Image Contents