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DEFINITY ECS Release 8.2 Maintenance for R8.2csi
555-233-119 Issue 1
April 2000
Maintenance Objects
3-426DATA-CHL (Data Channel)
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If a DATA-CHL is busy but is not being used for one of these links, then it is being
used for a secondary administration terminal connection or for maintenance
testing. If it is being used for a secondary administration terminal connection,
then in order to test the DATA-CHL that the connection is using, the DATA-CHL
must be busied out using the
busyout data-module <ext>
command.
NOTE:
The
busyout data-module <ext>
command causes the connection over
the associated DATA-CHL to be dropped. Do not issue this command
unless instructed to do so.
If the DATA-CHL must be busied out in order to perform maintenance testing, the
secondary administration terminal connection must be re-established by
redialing the DATA-CHL.
CDR Links
1. Issue the
status smdr-link
command to see if an CDR Link has been
established. If the
Link State
field is
Up
, then the CDR Link may be
using one of the Data Channels (DATA-CHLs).
2. Issue the
display system features
command and go to the CDR
subsection on Page 2 of the resulting form. Note the values in the Primary
Output Extension and Secondary Output Extension fields. If the values are
extensions, then the CDR Link is using one of the Data Channels
(DATA-CHLs).
3. For each of the extensions in the Primary Output Extension and Secondary
Output Extension fields, issue the
status data-module <ext>
command
using the extension. Note the value in the Connected Ports field of the
resulting form. If there is a port value in the field, then the indicated port is
a Data Channel (DATA-CHL).
4. Issue the
list data-module
command, locate each port indicated in the
Connected Ports fields, and determine if that port has a "type" value of
"netcon." If so, then there is an CDR Link over that DATA-CHL.
System Printer Links
1. Issue the
status sp-link
command to see if a System Printer Link has
been established. If the
Link State
field is
Up
, then the System Printer
Link may be using one of the Data Channels (DATA-CHLs).
2. Issue the
display system features
command and go to the System
Printer subsection on Page 2 of the resulting form. Note the values in the
Primary Output Extension and Secondary Output Extension fields. If the
values are extensions, then the System Printer Link is using one of the
Data Channels (DATA-CHLs).