Cisco ONS 15200 Series, Installation, Setup & User Manual

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Cisco ONS 15200 Installation, Setup, and Test Manual
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Chapter 4 Turn Up and Test
Step 8
Disconnect the CIM RS-232 adapter cable. The Subnetwork Manager on the NCB module now has an
IP address and can be accessed directly at the Ethernet port on the NCB module front panel with the
standard protocols (telnet, ftp, and http) , provided that the subnet mask and gateway are set
appropriately and that your PC has an appropriate IP address.
Step 9 Connect a crossover Ethernet cable to the PC and the Ethernet port on the NCB module.
Step 10 Start a telnet session on the host computer by typing the command
telnet <ipaddr>
at a command
prompt (MS-DOS prompt).
Step 11 Log into the system as a user with operator privileges.
Step 12
Set the system time (in 24-hour format), if necessary. A soft reboot does not restart the clock.
a. At the NCB:> prompt, type
con sys
and press Enter.
b.
At the NCB:= prompt, type the
time <yyyy:mm:dd> <hh:mm:ss>
command and press Enter.
c. At the NCB:= prompt, type
exit
and press Enter to return to the NCB:> prompt.
Step 13 At the NCB:> prompt, type
show inventory
and press Enter. Verify that an inventory of all installed
CLIP modules appears, and the CLIP module slot number and ITU channel number match the
information in
Table B-5 on page B-2 . Complete Step 13 of Table B-4 on page B-2 . The NCBs and
CLIPs are not assigned at this point to any MCU or SCU.
Step 14
Create the MCU and its container name:
a.
At the NCB:> prompt, type
configure network
and press Enter.
b. At the Network: # prompt, type
create mcu <neid><rackid>
and press Enter. This creates the
MCU, and associates it with a NE ID (neid) and a rack ID.
c. At the Network: # prompt, type
name <mcu_name>
and press Enter. This sets the container name.
Step 15 Configure the MCU:
a. At the <name>: # prompt, type
insert snm_#####
and press Enter.
b.
At the <name>: # prompt, type
insert clip_###
and press Enter. Repeat for all CLIPs.
c.
Type
commit
and press Enter.
Step 16 Create the SCUs and the container names:
a. At the NCB:> prompt, type
configure network
and press Enter.
b. At the Network: # prompt, type
create scu <neid>
and press Enter. This creates the SCU and
associates it with an NE ID (neid).
Note An MCU and an SCU can have the same neid.
c. At the Network: # prompt, type
name <scu_name>
and press Enter. This sets the container name.
d.
Repeat for all SCUs.
e. Type
commit
and press Enter.
Step 17 Configure each SCU:
a. At the <name>: # prompt, type
insert clip_###
and press Enter.
b.
Type
commit
and press Enter.
c. Repeat for all SCUs.
Step 18
Set the unit ID of the NCB module. This step is necessary for the NCB to scan the network for nodes.
a. At the NCB:> prompt, type
configure network
and press Enter.