Exalt EX-11s, Руководство по установке и управлению

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Exalt Installation and Management Guide
s-Series Digital Microwave Radios
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2008-02-27
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Grey indicates that there is no far-end information (telemetry is down)
The left panel summarizes the alarm conditions of the local radio (the radio that matches the IP
address). The information displayed is the IP address and the endpoint identifier (Radio A or
Radio B). The right panel summarizes the alarm conditions of the remote radio (the radio linked to
the local radio).
Note: The ‗local‘ radio might be the near-end or the far-end radio, depending on the
management interface connection. The terms local and remote refer to the orientation of the
radio terminals relative to the IP address you are managing. When making certain changes to
a near-end radio without first making changes to the far-end radio, the link may become
disconnected unless configuration changes are reverted to their original settings. When
making changes that may disrupt the link, always change the far-end radio first, and then the
near-end radio to match.
The Summary Status Section allows the Exalt GUI to be a rudimentary management system.
Minimize the browser window to display just the top bar or the top bar and radio information, and
open several browsers on the desktop. When a window status changes to yellow or red, you can
quickly maximize that window to determine the issues.
Figure 19 Summary status information
Navigation Panel
In the navigation panel, pages with sub-pages have a plus (+) to the left of the page link. Click the
plus sign or page name title to view sub-page titles. The pages can be collapsed to hide the sub-pages
when a minus (–) sign appears to the left of the page link.
Management pages are indicated with an X to the left of the page name. Click the X or page name to
display the page within the main window.
Note: The ‗local‘ radio might be the near-end or the far-end radio, depending on the
management interface connection. The terms local and remote refer to the orientation of the
radio terminals relative to the IP address you are managing. When making certain changes to
a near-end radio without first making changes to the far-end radio, the link may become
disconnected unless configuration changes are reverted to their original settings. When
making changes that may disrupt the link, always change the far-end radio first, and then the
near-end radio to match.