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S

 

Sets target slots in the specified range

 

C

 

Sets target channels in the specified range. If omitted, execution at the card

 

level is assumed.

 

T

 

Sets target timeslots in the specified range. If omitted, execution at the

 

channel (span line) level is assumed. When used with the Command Tool, this

 

part of the target can be given as T (without a range) and you will be

 

prompted for a timeslot (for xtcmcmd only).

 

Only one type of component can be selected at a time. For example you can

 

select all HiPer DSP channels, but you CANNOT select a HiPer DSP channel and

 

a T1 DS0.

 

Target Examples:

 

193.77.205.45

 

193.77.205.45:S3C4,S4C1,S5C2-4

 

193.77.205.45:S3-12C1-4

 

scotty:S17

 

scotty:S1C2T2-12

 

 

IP Telephony

To launch the IP Telephony Manager Console, use one of the following

Manager Console

commands:

 

# xtcmvfpd

 

or

 

# xtcmvfpd <target chassis IP address>

 

The first command causes a list of the chassis components to display and then

 

you can select the component that you want to start. The second command

 

specifies the IP address of the component that you want started.

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