Connecting a Local Service Restoration Control Unit | Paradyne 6800

Connecting the Components

Perform the following steps at the remote end:

1.Connect one end of the 035-0151-0031 cable to the terminal port of the 839A DBU Control Unit.

2.Connect the other end of the 035-0151-0031 cable to the DCE device.

See Appendix A, Modem Settings, for more information on optioning 3810, 3811, 3820, or 2224CEO modems for this application.

Connecting a Local Service Restoration Control Unit

To connect a local Service Restoration Control Unit (SRCU), you will need the following materials:

•035-0153-0031 cable

•002-0039-0031 connector

•002-0032-0031 connector

•035-0152-0031 cable

To establish the connection, perform the following steps:

1.Connect the grounded end of the 035-0153-0031 cable to an available port on the IPC-1600 card in the host processor or UIP.

2.Connect the other end of the 035-0153-0031 cable to the 002-0039-0031 connector.

3.Connect the 002-0039-0031 connector to the 002-0032-0031 connector.

4.Connect one end of the 035-0152-0032 cable to the 002-0032-0031 connector.

5.Connect the other end of the 035-0152-0032 cable to the TERM IN port on the SRCU.

Connecting a Remote Service Restoration Control Unit

To connect a remote Service Restoration Control Unit (SRCU), you will need the following materials:

•035-0153-0031 cable

•002-0039-0031 connector

•Two DCE devices with the following characteristics:

ÐAsynchronous

ÐFull-duplex

ÐFlow control ON

ÐBit rate of 9600 bps

•002-0032-0031 connector

6800-A2-GN22-30

January 1997

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Paradyne 6800 Connecting a Local Service Restoration Control Unit, Connecting a Remote Service Restoration Control Unit

Contents

Area Code Change Comsphere 6800 Series Network Management System Copyright 1997 Paradyne Corporation. All rights reserved Warranty, Sales, and Service InformationTrademarks Important Safety Instructions FC F C F CC Table of Contents Connecting the Components Running Diagnostics List of Figures Comsphere 6800 Series Network Management System Vii List of Tables Abstract Objectives And Reader Assumptions Typeface Documentation ConventionsRelated Documents Communications Products Support Command Reference Manual Overview Introduction With UIP Ð 5000 5000 Host Altos Selecting a Site Contents List License Agreements User Interface ProcessorOptional Components NMS Application Software Printers Full-Feature WorkstationsBasic-Feature Workstations User Documentation in addition to this manual Preparing the Processors Overview Hardware Altos System 5000 Host Address Description Circuit Cards System 5000 Ð Cover Fasteners Opening the System 5000 Host System 5000 Ð Disengaging Cover Locking Pins Integral Ethernet Card Preinstallation Checks for the Integral Ethernet Card Optional Host Upgrade Packages Second and Third Hard Disk Jumper Settings IPC-900 Ð Switch and Jumper Locations Preinstallation Steps for the Analysis NMS Package Preparing the Processors Emulex DCP-286i Ð Switch and Jumper Locations DCP/MUXi Ð I/O Address Switch Settings SWI Description Preinstallation Steps for the 16 Control Channel Package Installing the Third Hard Drive in the System Optional Host Upgrade ProceduresPreinstallation Checks for the Token Ring Card Altos 5000 Disk Bay Installing Circuit Cards in the System System 5000 Ð Expansion Slots 10. Emulex DCP/MUCi Ð Circuit Card and Cable Assembly Installing the Octopus Cable Assembly Closing the System Connecting the Ethernet Card to the NetworkConverting Host Processor R3.x to R4.2 11 -Port Cabinet Assembly Installing the 16-Port Cabinet Assembly 12 -Pin Headers P3 and P4 Connector Identification Altos System 5000 UIP 13. IPC-1600 Ports Cabinet Assembly Opening the Altos 5000 UIP Installing Additional Memory on the System Type Press Enter Preinstallation Checks for the Integral Ethernet CardBoot Serial Port Upgrade Package for the UIP Optional UIP Upgrade Packages 14. IPC-1600 Ð Switch and Jumper Locations and Settings Preinstallation Steps for the IPC-1600 Upgrade Card Converting Altos 5000 Processors to Release 4.2 UIPs Optional UIP Upgrade Procedures Closing the Altos 5000 UIP UIP Conversion Procedures Installing the 16-Port Cabinet Assembly Altos System Opening the System 15. System 15000 Ð Removing the Top Cover 16. System 15000 Ð Removing the Side Panel 17. System 15000 Ð Removing the Front Panel 18. Altos 15000 Main Processor Card and MPX Installing the MPX Processor 19. Altos 15000 Motherboard and Bus Connectors Installing the Second and Third Hard Disks on the System 20. Altos 15000 Showing the Hard Disk Bay Installing the Second and Third Hard Disks in the System 21. Altos 15000 Memory Board and Memory Modules IPC-1600 Ð Memory Switch Settings DSI Switches Preinstallation Steps for the IPC-1600 Card on the System DCP-MUXI Ð I/O Address Switch Settings Description Preinstallation Steps for the DCP-MUXi Cards on the System 22. System 15000 Ð Expansion Slots Closing the System 23. System 15000 Ð Top Cover Locking Pins Press Esc Running Cmos Setup on the Altos Eisa Configuration Utility To select boot from floppy Press spacebar to interrupt autoboot 25. Main Menu Loading configuration files Please wait Type Changing the Token Ring ConfigurationType d Preinstallation Checks for the EtherLink II Card Full-Feature Workstation Token Ring I/O Address Switch Setting Switches Installation of the Token Ring Network Interface Card 28. Proteon p1392 Card Switching off the Cache on 486DX 6386/25 Circuit Cards to Be Removed Release 29. NAU Memory Jumper Locations and Settings Want to QUIT? Full-Feature Workstation Comsphere 6800 Series Network Management System Preparing the Printers DL5600 Ð Front Control Panel Fujitsu DL5600 SET 10 CPILPI 11.0 9600 BIT8NONE DL3400 Ð Front Control Panel Fujitsu DL3400 DL3400 Ð Setup Mode Opening Menu 13.6INCH Cour10CPI Comsphere 6800 Series Network Management System DL3600 Ð Front Control Panel Fujitsu DL3600 Emulate DPL24C+ Font Cour Quality Letter Pitch DL3600 Ð Hardware Settings Correct Value Fujitsu DX2300 DX2300 Ð Memory and Serial Interface Card Access DX2300 Ð Memory Card Settings Memory Card DIP Switch Settings Function DX2300 Ð Serial Interface Card Settings 9600 Baud Serial Interface Card Settings Switches 6Ð8 Speed Serial Interface Card Settings Switches 1Ð5 Function Itoh C-240 Printer Functions Printout Function No Menu No Status Remote Printing with the Unix SCO/S5R4 Print Spooler Configuring Network PrintersNetwork Printers Aaaa /usr/spool/lp/bin/rlpcmd bbbb /usr/bin/lp ± d cccc Press Enter Press Esc Do you wish to continue? Remote Printing with the BSD Unix Print SpoolerIP-address remotehostname IPaddress localhostname System then prompts Would you like this to be the system default printer? y/n Connecting the Components Overview Altos System 5000 Ð Display Unit, Keyboard, and Mouse Ports System Console Altos System 15000 Ð Display Unit, Keyboard, and Mouse Ports Altos 5000 Full-Feature Workstation Configuration Connecting the Components Local Area Network with Second Full-Feature Workstation Connecting the Second Full-Feature Workstation Network Hub Unit Local Area Network with UIP Connecting the Third Full-Feature Workstation Local Area Network with Additional Full-Feature Workstations Connecting the Basic Configuration Altos 15000 Full-Feature Workstation Configuration Connecting Additional Full-Feature Workstations Cascading Network Hub Units Altos 15000 Cascaded Network Hub Units Cascaded Hub Cable Modifications End Connects To Basic-Feature Workstation 10. Basic-Feature Workstation Configurations 11. Basic-Feature Workstation Configurations Connecting a Remote AT&T 6286 or Connecting a Local AT&T 6286 or NMS Printer Models Function Printers DL3400/DL3600 Connecting a Local System Printer DX2300 Connecting a Remote System PrinterConnecting an Alert Log Printer DL5600 240 Connecting the Dedicated Automatic Trouble Report Printer Data Communications Equipment Connecting Modems and DSUs 13. Daisy Chain Using a Hubbing Device 14. Local Control Channel Connections Connecting Locally Materials Required 15. Remote Control Channel Connections Connecting Remotely Connection Procedures Configuration Options Connecting Acculink Multiplexers 16. Connections for 719 Networker to Host Processor 17. Connections for Two Local Acculink Multiplexers One Local Acculink Multiplexer and One 719 Networker 19. Connections for One Local Acculink Multiplexer Connection Procedures Connecting the Current Version 719 Networker Connecting the Earlier Version 719 Networker External Systems Connecting the 719 Networker to the 74x Multiplexer 20. External Systems Connections Connecting a Remote System Controller Connecting a Local System Controller Connecting a Remote Dial Backup Control Unit Connecting a Local Dial Backup Control Unit Connecting a Remote Service Restoration Control Unit Connecting a Local Service Restoration Control Unit Connecting a Remote DCX Multiplexer Connecting a Local DCX Multiplexer Connecting a Computer System Requiring VT100 Emulation Connecting Remotely Netview/PC Connecting Locally Connecting Remotely 22. ATR Connection Automatic Trouble Report Feature Accumaster Integrator Connecting the Components 24. Accumaster Integrator Remote Connection Connecting the Components Analysis Network Management System Connecting the Analysis Connecting the Analysis 6510/5605 26. Analysis 6510/5605 and 5600 Remote Connection Connecting the Analysis 6510/5605 27. StarKeeper Connection StarKeeper Network Management System Connecting Remotely Bytex UMS Connecting the Host Processor to the Bytex UMS Connecting the UIP to the Bytex UMS Loading and Restoring Software UIP Application Software Full-Feature Workstation SoftwareBasic-Feature Workstation Software MPX Multiprocessing Software Order of Installation Basic Network Configuration Network Preinstallation Preparation Customized Network Configuration Unix Software for the Host Processor Inserting the Software Media System 5000 Boot Menu Installing Unix on Host Computer Press space bar to interrupt autoboot Installation Procedure Menu Installing Unix on Host Computer Hardware Configuration Menu Installing Unix on Host Computer Enter your activation key or enter q to quit New passwordRe-enter new password Init Single User Mode Enter the system node name or enter return to use unix Done reading tape Add chain altostcp aaa y/n Adding altostcp aaa Enable aaa driverSelect top level of chain to Add or q to quit Select next level of chain to Add or q to quit Press Enter to continue DisabledInstalling Altos TCP/IP over aaa OAddrRange Interface 6c80\N6caf Internet Address Netmask Broadcast Address Enter the netmask for this interface defaultEnter the internet address of this interface Do you want to relink the kernel now? Strike Enter when ready System displays the following prompt Do you want the kernel environment rebuilt? y/n Type y Do you want this kernel to boot by default? y/n Type y Press Cntl-d Installing the MPX Software on the Altos Press any key to continue Enter your Altos MPX serial numberEnter your Altos MPX activation key Do you wish to create a new kernel now y/n? Type y Release 4.2 NMS Software Installing the NMS Software Etc/tz Installing NMS Release Type help85 Press Enter How many UIPs do you have 0, 1, or 2 Type n Type cd Press Enter Do you wish to have the screen-saver capability y/n n Formatting the Third Hard Disk Safe to Power Off Press Any Key to Reboot3rd hard disk is already installed Software installation of the 3rd hard disk is complete Do you want to install a 3rd hard disk? y/n/qInstalling the 3rd hard disk. Please wait Type root Initializing the NMS Database Option Explanation NMS Parameters Menu Ð Options Nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn uip-name Network Configuration of NMS Host Nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn ffw-name Remove altostcp aaa y/n Altostcp aaa Select a chain to removePress Press Enter System displays status messages and then request Do you want this kernel to boot by default? y/n? TCP/IP Configuration Complete Installing Token Ring Software on the NMS Host/UIP Products Currently Installed menu appears Type q Configuring the Token Ring Network on the 5000 Host/UIP Add chain altostcp-pro0 y/n Type y Select top level of chain to Add or q to quit Type System prompts for the card slot number If nn is 99, sufficient pseudo ttys are already configured Do you want to relink the kernel now? Type y Unix Software for the UIP System 5000 Boot Menu Installing Unix on UIP Installation Procedure Menu Installing Unix on UIP Hardware Configuration Menu Installing Unix on UIP Press any key Strike enter when ready or Esc to stop Press Enter Add chain altostcp en0 y/n Interface Address Netmask Broadcast Address Press Return Is there an IPC1600 card installed in the system? y/n Press Ctrl-d UIP Software Type y or n as appropriate to your location Type Building NMS fonts What is the name of the NMS Host machine? Nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn host-name Network Configuration of NMS UIPDo you want the kernel environment rebuilt? y/n appears Type Remove altostcp en0 y/n Altostcp en0 Select a chain to remove Type q Press Enter Do you want to relink the kernel now Installing Token Ring Software on the UIPConfiguring the Token Ring Network on the UIP Do you want this kernel to boot by default? y/n DEVICE=C\/DOS\/EMM386.EXE 2048 M4 Full-Feature Workstation Software Token Ring Configuration Installing MS-DOSEtherLink II Configuration StarLAN 10 NAU Configuration Enter the destination directory to use \/XONE Press Enter Enter the floppy drive to use a Press EnterEnter the destination drive to use C Press Enter Do you wish to install the DecWindows fonts y/n? n Do you wish to install the fonts y/n? n Type yDo you wish to install the 100DPI fonts y/n? n Type y Do you wish to install the OpenWindows fonts y/n? n One Setup Utility Press any key to continue Press Enter Ready to execute setup Press any key to continue Press Enter Select Monitor Size Inch Other Enter selection of `q to Quit Insert the proper disk and Press Enter System responds Enter a subnet mask255.0.0.0 Enter I/O Address in hexType Press Enter Enter this systems IP address One Setup is now finished Press Enter Type edit XONE.CFG Type y Press Enter Do you wish to install the DecWindows fonts y/n? n Type Type appropriate number Enter a subnet mask System asks Files extracted Press any Key to continue One install complete Press any Key to continue Type edit autoexec.bat Proteon LAN Support Setup \PROTEON Selection menu for board type appears LSP Software Setup Completed Press Enter to continue Network Configuration of Full-Feature Workstation Configuring Full-Feature Workstation with a Router Network Name=remoteportname gateway=1 name=localportname gateway=2 Nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn portname Press Enter Otherwise, Press Enter Generic X-Terminal Basic-Feature Workstation Software Installing MS-DOS Installing NMW Software Installing Microsoft Windows Return to the root directory. To do this, Type cd \ Type root Press Enter Installing the Analysis Gateway Option 5000 Systems OnlyInstallation Password System prompts for the value of the starting I/O address Type D2000 Press Enter Type 2B0 Do you want the kernel to boot by default? y/n Type y Configuration Analysis Selection Menu Enter Analysis 6510 name, 15 characters max How many local terminals 1 Ð 6 are configured on this 6510?Adding a 6510 to the 6800 Series NMS To exit the configuration process, Type System Name CC Name Port # Changing 6510 ParametersDo you wish to see a system summary? y or n Parameters successfully changed Enter Analysis 6510 name, 15 characters max ªsystem nameºSelect port number from list 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 Removing a 6510 Configuration ªSystem nameº removed from the system Setting Data RatesElapsed Time UIP Start-Up and Shutdown System Start-Up and Shutdown Type nms Press Enter Starting Unix on the HostStarting the NMS Application Program Type ffw Press Enter Type admin Press Enter FFW Login Window Manager Window Shutting Down the NMS Application Program They will be shut down? y/n n Log off now or risk your files being damaged Shutting Down Unix on the HostAre you sure you want to shut down UNIX? y/n Starting the UIP Application Program Starting Unix on the UIP Press Return to continue Press Enter To select Return to Console LoginShutting Down the UIP Application Program Unix will now be shutdown? y/n Shutting Down Unix on the UIP Performing Migration Introduction To Migrating Databases Databases Migrated Release 1 Database Migration Device Name Cleaning Up the DatabaseDevice Address Site Name Device ModelSerial Number Circuit Name Site Contact Phone Select All of the Above Databases. To do this, Type Backing Up the Database Migrating the Database Do you wish to initialize the NMS database y/n n Do you wish to initialize the Online partition? y/n n Original Menu Showing Selected Type r1 Enter the previous NMS type sc, r1, r2, r3, r3.1, r4, r4.1 Xxxx Data Base Initialization Completed Xxxx Data Base Initialization Starting the AT&T Paradyne NMS system. Please wait Now rebuild the NMS database indicesTo select Start the System Data Integrity Verification Checking the Migrated Database Cd /usr/tmp pg migrate.err pg migrate.out Profile Data Changes and Corrections Performing Migration Release 2 Database Migration Cleaning Up the Database Database Backup for Migration Completed Continue with backup? y/n y Migrating the Database Enter the appropriate type, Type r2 Original Menu Showing Selected Type r2 Do you wish to migrate faults data y or n? n Type c Press Enter Do you wish to migrate trouble ticket data y or n? nDo you wish to migrate results queue y or n? n Press nms Press Enter Checking the Migrated Database Release 3.0/3.1 Database Migration Cd /usr/tmp Pg migdbload.log pg migrestore.log To migrate the NMS database, perform the following steps Do you wish to initialize the Online partition? y/n n Type Original Menu Showing Selected Type r3 Press Return to continue Press Return Do you have another level of tapes to restore? y/n Type nms Press Enter Checking the Migrated Database Release 4.0/4.1 Database Migration Cd /usr/tmp pg initdb.log pg restorelog Cleaning Up the Database Do you wish to initialize the Online partition? y/n n Do you wish to initialize the NMS database? y/n n Original Menu Showing Selected Type R4 Type n Press Enter Release 4.2 6800 NMS Main Menu appears. To continue Checking the Migrated Database Cd /usr/tmp pg initdb.log pg restorelog Running Diagnostics Boot Menu SDX Diagnostic Program Do you wish to review summary again y/n Type y SDX Main Menu StarLAN IRQ Strapping StarLAN 10 NAU Diagnostic Program Format complete, format another? IPC-900 Diagnostic Program for Altos 5000 Systems OnlyInsert new diskette for Drive a and strike enter when ready After each line. When complete, Press F6 Press Enter Port-to-Port Connections Dip Switch Settings for Memory Address IPC-1600 Diagnostic Program Type n Press Enter After each line. When complete, Press F6 Type DCPDIAG2 Emulex DCP/MUXi Diagnostic Program Type any key to proceed. Press Enter Select Start Address and Press Enter CEO Modem Configuring 3810, 3811, and 3820 Modems3810, 3811, and 3820 Modems LCD prompts Save Straps? Yes Ð No Hardware Option Settings for the 2224-CEO Software Configuration Option Parameters for the 2224-CEO O51 Locking Option ChangesO12 O34 Adapter and Cable Identification B Feature# Feature # Analysis Remote Bytex Switch ConnectsSystem Printer For remote Workstations For remote Integrator/Starkeeper DCX Multiplexers For localAnalysis For local External Systems Remote VT100 Emulation Connects Workstations ConnectsIBM NetView/PC Connects 6821-F1-513 M6BC/M4BB StarKeeper Local System Controller Local 74x Multiplexers Connects NetView/PC ConnectsDataphone II Connects Analysis Connects DCX Multiplexers Connects Maintaining Multiplexers C General Troubleshooting Procedures Pollpf Multiplexer polling port is down Command Port FailureMultiplexer Problems Monitor Power Distribution Connection Figure C-3. Power Connections for 745 Multiplexers Figure C-4 Power Supply for 740 Multiplexers Figure C-5 Power Supply Connection for 745 Multiplexers NAP Speed Evtpf Multiplexer event port is down Faulty ConnectionsSoftware Configuration Errors Event Port Failure NMS Commands External Systems Port Failure Event Log Printer Problems