Datatek UMI - Manual (Page 59)

U N I V E R S A L M E D I A T I O N I N T E R F A C E ( U M I ) U S E R M A N U A L
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Menu item 5 exits the UMI Configurator.
11.2.2 Running the UMI Configurator
The UMI Configurator is used as follows:
1. Log onto the StarKeeper as user cnmsadm.
2. Verify that the StarKeeper console connection to the BNS node is active.
3. Verify that the console connection to the UMI is active.
4. Verify that the UMI console connection is logged in.
5. Change directory to directory umi.
6. Invoke the configuration script using the command ./umicfg.ctl.
7. Create a new UMI configuration file by selecting the appropriate menu item..
8. Display and edit the configuration file, as appropriate.
9. Update the UMI with the configuration data.
10. Update the BNS node with the SAM configuration data. As the update takes place, messages
will appear on the screen.
11. Exit the UMI Configurator.
11.3 POST-CONFIGURATION ACTIVITIES
The UMI Configurator establishes an initial, consistent configuration in the UMI and BNS node.
However, there are other activities that the administrator must perform. These include:
1. Restore the SAM to service. The UMI Configurator sets the ports in-service, but it leaves the
boards and module out of service.
2. Define and add CUGs to virtual ports, if appropriate. This is done using the cug and vport
module commands.
3. If the initial port configuration must be changed for any reason, use the appropriate node and
UMI commands to make the changes.