Polycom MGC Administrator, Administrator'S Manual

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MGC Administrator’s Guide
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4. Click the Run button. The test results appear in the Test Results pane as
the tests occur. For a detailed description of the Test Results pane, see
“Test Results Pane” on page D-12.
Running Tests at the Card Level
Once you are connected to an MCU, you can expand the MCU tree to display
its cards. This enables you to run the diagnostic tests on individual cards
without having to run the test series on all the cards that are installed. You can
set multiple tests to run at once, but they will run serially rather than
simultaneously.
To run diagnostic tests on cards:
When you run the diagnostic tests on a specific card, all available tests are
performed on that card.
1. In the Browser pane, expand the selected MCU tree.
2. Select the cards to test.
3. In the Test Options box, select the test mode. For a detailed description of
the three modes, see “Test Selection” on page D-11.
4. If you have an IP or IPN card installed on your MCU, one of the tests
that is run is the
LAN test. To complete the LAN test, you must fill in the
IP Test fields. For a description of completing the IP Test fields, see “IP
Test Box” on page D-11.
5. Click the Run button
The test results appear in the Test Results pane. For a detailed description
of the Test Summary pane, see “Test Results Pane” on page D-12.
If you run a LAN test on an IP+ or IPN card, or an ISDN Loop test on an
IPN card, you must connect the ISDN Loopback or LAN cables to the
MCU before you run the diagnostic tests. For a description of how to
connect the LAN or ISDN Loopback cables, see “Connecting the LAN and
ISDN Loopback cables” on page D-15.