Index

A

Abort All Tests, 5-1,5-9access

Community Name, A-13 SNMP, 7-4

to asynchronous terminal interface, 2-3,7-1 to the asynchronous terminal interface, 2-1

Access Level effective, 7-1

functions available for, 7-1 NMS, A-15

Telnet, A-11

Administer Logins, 7-2Administrator

ATI access level, 7-1 Telnet Access Level, A-11

AIS (Alarm Indication Signal) Send on Network Failure, A-6 status message, 4-3

Alarm LED, 4-14

applying downloaded firmware, 3-9 approvals, safety certifications, D-1 ASCII, printable characters, 3-2

ATI (Asynchronous Terminal Interface) access, 2-1

defined, 1-2

ending a session, 2-9 exiting, 2-9 restoring access, 3-11 starting a session, 2-2 virtual function keys, 2-7

authentificationFailure, B-1AutoRate

capability, 1-2

ceiling (DSL Line Rate), A-3 enabling/disabling, 3-10,A-3 resetting, 3-11

B

Btu/hr, D-1

C

Change Identity information, 3-2 Circuit Identifier, A-3

Clock

Failed, status message, 4-4

Source, Primary and Secondary, A-6Community Name

1 and 2, A-13

Access, A-13 for SNMP, 7-4

Configuration AutoRate, 3-10 Configuration Loader, 3-5 Copy Ports Options, A-7 Current and Default Factory, 3-4DSX-1 Interface Options, A-4 Edit/Display menu, 3-4 examples, 1-3

General SNMP Management assigning access, 7-4 Options, A-12–A-13

load from, 3-3

Network Interface Options, A-2 option tables, A-1

saving changes, 3-7

SNMP

NMS Security, 7-4

NMS Security Options, A-14–A-15 Traps, 6-2

Traps Options, A-16 System Options, A-8 Telnet Session Options, A-10

connectors, DTE, C-1Control menu

Administer Logins, 7-2

Apply Download, 3-9

Change Identity, 3-2

Download Code, 3-8

Reset AutoRate, 3-11 Reset Device, 3-12

Copy Ports, A-7

CPU Failed, self-test result, 4-5 creating a login ID, 7-2 customer configuration areas, 3-3

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