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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Audience
The Cross Connection Consistency Checker tool is to be used by an experienced network operator who is already familiar with Tellabs 8100 managed access system nodes and units and knows how to use the X-Debugger tool.
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Cross Connection Consistency Checker privilege allows you to read all node and circuit data from the database and the network.
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Selecting Nodes
You can select the nodes to be checked in the Search Nodes dialog. You can open the dialog by clicking the Select button. In this dialog you can enter the node retrieval criteria. The nal search criteria is a combination of the given values; the elds are separated by logical AND. You can search the nodes by using the elds listed in the table below.
Field Node ID Meaning Node ID in the database. The following characters/operators are recognized: , - > < => <= Examples: 5000 500, 501, 510 >5000 5000-5100 5000, 6000-7000 Node name. The following characters/operators are recognized: * ? * matches from 0 to any number of any characters. ? matches exactly one character of any type. Examples: Tampere_* nds nodes whose names start with Tampere_. *_DXX nds nodes whose name end in _DXX. Node_50? nds nodes with names Node_501, Node_502 etc. but not Node_50. Node hardware type. Select the value from the drop-down list. Area ID of the node. Location ID of the node.
Node Name
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Meaning Node state. Select the value from the drop-down list. Region ID of the node. Node subtypes to be selected. Select the value from the drop-down list. The node subtype is not used with Tellabs 8100 nodes.
The default search criteria retrieve all nodes that are in In Use state.
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Step 4
Study the results: First check the status of the operation for each node in the list. If the operation failed on a node, you can view additional information by double-clicking the corresponding row on the Node Selection tab. If the operation was successful, double-clicking the node row opens the Test Status dialog displaying summary information about the consistency check results. Click the Report tab and check the results. You can view additional information on a report row by double-clicking the corresponding row. This opens the Connection Details dialog. While the dialog is open, clicking a row on the Report tab will update the dialog with the details of the row. If it is possible that an error in the report results from activity in the network during the consistency check, rerun the check for the node in question. You can save the report or the node list as a text le by selecting the File - Save menu option. This saves the active view. You can print the report and node by clicking the + sign in the right corner of the list view and by clicking the Print button in the dialog that opens. You can sort the report rows by column values by holding the Alt key down and clicking the column header. You can lter report rows using the controls in the View frame of the Report tab.You can select whether all connections are displayed or only those with conicts by ticking the appropriate radio button. You can also dene a node and/or a circuit whose details you wish to view from the appropriate drop-down lists.
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