Configuring a port | Nokia DNT2Mi sp/mp specification

Data Network Terminal Single-port and Multiport Operating Instructions

8.2.1Configuring a port

	Configure
	Port 1
Accept	OK	EX
Save? OK/Exit			OK
Save? OK/Exit
EX					Accept		OK
EX					Accept
	CT103 timing			OK	CT103 timing			CT103 timing	CT103 timing
	CT114		*	EX	CT114		*	CT113	CT114 inv
				EX
							OK
	CT105, CT106 use			OK	CT105, CT106 use			CT105, CT106 use	CT105, CT106 use	CT105, CT106 use
	Ignored		*		Ignored		*	Delay 8 bits	Delay 255 bits	Simul. carrier
					EX	Dismiss
						Dismiss
	Use of CT109			OK	Use of 109			Use of CT109
	Normal		*	EX	Normal		*	Simul. carrier
				EX
	Use of CT107			OK	Use of CT107			Use of CT107
	Ignored		*	EX	Ignored		*	CT108 -> CT107
				EX
	Use of CT140			OK	Use of CT140			Use of CT140
	Not in use		*	EX	Not in use		*	In use
				EX
	Use of CT141			OK	Use of CT141			Use of CT141
	Not in use		*	EX	Not in use		*	In use
				EX
	DTE alarms			OK	DTE alarms			DTE alarms
	Disabled		*	EX	Disabled		*	Enabled
				EX
					Accept		OK
					Accept
	Remote loop			OK	Remote loop			Remote loop
	Allowed		*		Allowed		*	Not allowed
					EX	Dismiss
						Dismiss

Figure 37. Configuring port 1 / V.xx type interfaces

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DNT2Mi sp/mp specifications

The Nokia DNT2Mi SP/MP is a sophisticated and versatile networking device that integrates advanced features tailored for modern telecommunication needs. Designed for both service providers and enterprise environments, this device is a notable addition to Nokia's extensive line of networking equipment.

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In terms of connectivity, the DNT2Mi SP/MP features multiple Gigabit Ethernet ports, offering high-speed data transmission. This capability is essential for businesses requiring robust internet connections and ensures the device can handle high traffic volumes without compromising performance. The integrated quality of service (QoS) mechanisms enhances bandwidth management, allowing for prioritized traffic routing that is critical for applications sensitive to latency, such as voice over IP (VoIP) and video streaming.

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Nokia DNT2Mi sp/mp user manual Configuring a port, Configuring port 1 / V.xx type interfaces

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8.2.1Configuring a port

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Figure 37. Configuring port 1 / V.xx type interfaces

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