Verilink Access Manager 2000 (896-502037-001) Product Manual - Manual (Page 132)

Configuring the T1 Network
5-8 Access Manager 2000 User Manual
Menu used: Main / Configuration / Circuit / Add
Once the far end is configured, you must configure a circuit between
the near-end CSU and its far-end CSU. A circuit provides a path for
all informational flow between the two CSUs. It defines how the
CSU will talk to the node and, hence, to the network manager.
Add a circuit between the near end ( From DS1 point ) and the
far end ( To DS1 point ).
For both of these options, you must enter the Node Name exactly as
you first defined it, character for character. If you’re dealing with
multiline CSUs, you must also select a shelf number and slot
number.
For Circuit A: From DS1 point = San Jose,1,2
To DS1 point = Chicago,1,1
For Circuit B: From DS1 point = San Jose,1,4
To DS1 point = Chicago,1,3
For Circuit C: From DS1 point = San Jose,1,12
To DS1 point = NYC,1,2
7.
Menu used: Main / Configuration / Element / Edit
Near end node
Access Manager 2000
C
S
U
Far end
C
S
U
Circuit C
C
S
U
Far end
C
S
U
Node Name = San Jose Node Name = NYC
Node Name = Chicago
[1,4] [1,12] [1,2]
[1,3]
KEY
[2,4] = shelf 2, slot 4
Circuit A
C
S
U
C
S
U
Circuit B
[1,1]
[1,2]
Examples
Download the far-end CSU configuration built in Step 5.