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installation site consideration, 2-3installation tasks
connecting to a modem for remote management, 2-27
connecting to a POTS splitter, 2-23connecting to a terminal or computer, 2-26connecting to an MDF, 2-23
connecting to an SNMP management system, 2-25connecting to Ethernet hubs or switches, 2-24installing the chassis, 2-5
installing the DSL cards, 2-19installing the MCC card, 2-18summary of tasks, 2-4supplying power, 2-13verifying the installation, 2-21
installing the chassis
on a desktop or table, 2-5
rack with threaded screw holes, 2-10rack without threaded screw holes, 2-12
interconnecting the stack, 2-5
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LEDs
fan alarm, 4-2
on the 8600 chassis, A-1on the MCC card, A-2power, 4-1
system alarm, 4-2load sharing, 1-4
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Main Distributing Frame (MDF), 2-23making cable connections, 2-22
Management Communications Controller (MCC) card, 1-3
installing the card, 2-18removing the card, 2-19setting the IP address, 3-1setting the subnet mask, 3-1
management information bases (MIBs), 1-4Media Access Control (MAC) address, 2-19,2-20modem connection, 2-27
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National Equipment Building Standards (NEBS), 2-7
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operating environment specifications, C-2organization of guide, iv
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package contents associated hardware, 2-2chassis, 2-2documentation, 2-2
physical dimensions, C-1pinouts
8-pin modular asynchronous terminal, B-3DB25 adapter, B-3
LAN/WAN connectors, B-2management 10BaseT connector, B-1management IN and OUT connectors, B-2
Telco 50-pin for DSL loops and POTS splitters, B-4POTS Splitter, 1-1,2-23
power failure, 4-1
using a single dc power source, 2-13
using ac power with dc power backup, 2-16using only ac power source, 2-16
using two dc power source, 2-14power considerations, 2-3
power redundancy, 1-4power specifications, C-2
pre-installation considerations, 2-3
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rack mounting
with threaded screw holes, 2-10without threaded screw holes, 2-12
related documents, v
remote configuration setup instructions, 3-1Remote Termination Unit (RTU), 1-1removing card
DSL card, 2-20MCC card, 2-19
