Cabletron Systems CSMIM-T1, Administrator'S Manual

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Chapter 9 Editing Modem Definitions
9-2 CSMIM/Micro-CS Management Application Guide
Understanding the Edit Modem Window
Modem definitions reside in the Annex configuration file. Default modem
definitions are stored in
include
files. If you change a definition that uses
default values, Annex Manager copies the definition from the
include
file and
places it in the Annex configuration file.
The definitions you create or change here apply to all
ports and all Annexes that use the same load host. Your
changes may not apply solely to the Annexes or ports
you selected.
Edit Modem
uses the following fields:
❑
Modem Name
specifies the type of modem attached to the ports
or Annexes you selected. For Annexes with asynchronous
ports, this field automatically displays the name that appears
in the
Edit Async Port
window’s
Modem Name
field. For ISDN Primary
Rate Annexes, it displays the internal modem name from the
Annex configuration file.
❑
If this field displays an existing modem name,
Connect Status
String
,
Dialin Setup Command
, and
Dialout Setup Command
display
current values.
❑
If this field displays
<undefined>
or is blank, Annex Manager
provides default values in
Connect Status String
,
Dialin Setup
Command
, and
Dialout Setup Command
. You can use these
default values or enter new values.
If you want to view or edit a definition for a
modem other than the one listed in the
window, press
here and select
another name from the list.
If the
Edit Modem
window appears with a modem name
and you enter another existing name,
Connect Status
String
,
Dialin Setup Command
and
Dialout Setup Command
will
not automatically display values for the name you
entered. If you press
at this point, Annex
Manager will change the definition for the name you
entered to the values displayed in the window. You can
use this method to create a new definition with the
same values as an existing one.
OK
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