Boards Settings
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Setting |
Description |
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Device |
The IP address of your PortMaster 4. |
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Board ID |
The ID number of each board. This number corresponds to the slot in which the board is located, except for the Ethernet board and other accessory boards, which are assigned a virtual slot number. |
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Board Type |
One of the following module types occupying a physical or virtual slot: Quad T1 Contains four line ports and 48 modems. Tri E1 Contains three line ports. System Manager Contains a 10MB Ethernet connection and two asynchronous console ports. Ethernet Contains a 10/100Mb Ethernet connection. |
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OS Version |
Version of the ComOS that is used for a particular board. |
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Serial Number |
Serial number of the board. |
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Slot Number |
An integer between 0 and 10 that specifies a physical or virtual slot in the PortMaster 4 chassis. Details |
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Power |
If enabled, power is being supplied to a specified slot. |
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PRI Switch Type |
The ISDN Primary Rate Interface (PRI) switch type. Details |
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Assigned Address |
The first address in a pool of consecutive temporary IP addresses to be allocated by the PortMaster. This setting enables network login users to use assigned address pools. |
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Assigned Pool Size |
The number (from 0 to 96) of IP addresses in the address pool. A 0 pool size prevents any IP address assignments from the pool. |
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Status |
Indicates whether the board is up or down. |
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Clocking |
Sets the source for the clock signal for the T1 expansion card. Internal Selects the built-in 1.544mhz crystal to drive the line. This setting is used tfor dry wire configurations or back-to-back connections External Built-in digital service unit (DSU) channel service unit (CSU) extracts the clock signal from the line. This is the default. |
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Plane Clocking |
Allows the line cards to receive their clocking signal with the T3 MUX card through the backplane. |
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Line Loop |
Sets a T1 or E1 line for local network loopback. Select the check box to enable line loopback. |
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Channels |