Table of Contents

A
B
C
D
F
G
H
I
L
M
O
P
R
S
T
U
V
W

index

A

ATM connections   10-1

ATM QoS profiles, applying connections to   10-21

ATM QoS profiles, creating   10-5

ATM QoS Profiles Configuration window, detailed description   10-8

ATM QoS Profiles Configuration window, viewing   10-6

editing or deleting a profile   10-7

creating   10-2

PVC, deploying   10-11

PVC configuration   10-22

connecting or disconnecting a PVC   10-24

decommissioning or recommissioning a PVC   10-25

PVC Configuration Window, detailed description   10-25

PVC Configuration window, viewing   10-23

PVCs and ATM QoS profiles, uploading   10-2

ATM Connection Upload window, detailed description   10-4

ATM Connection Upload window, viewing   10-3

PVC status   10-34

ATM VCL Status window, detailed description   10-35

SVC, deploying   10-16

SVC configuration   10-29

connecting or disconnecting an SVC   10-31

decommissioning or recommissioning an SVC   10-31

SVC Configuration window, detailed description   10-32

SVC Configuration window, viewing   10-30

ATM Interface Configuration Profile window Configuration (2) tab   6-6

ATM logical objects (table)   1-13

audience for this document   xvii

B

backing up and restoring a configuration   3-31

caution regarding   3-31

Configuration Backup/Restore window, detailed description   3-35

Configuration Backup/Restore window, viewing   3-32

initiating a backup   3-33

initiating a restore   3-33

C

CAR overview   14-3

access lists   14-3

as logical objects   1-12

CAR   14-3

CAR policies   14-4

application of   14-18

CAR Policy Apply window, detailed description   14-22

editing or deleting a policy   14-20

removing a CAR policy from an interface   14-20

to an interface   14-19

applying an access list to a CAR policy   14-6

CAR Policy Configuration window, detailed description   14-7

creating   14-5

overview   1-12

status   14-23

CAR Policy Status window, viewing   14-23

CAR workflow   14-4

cautions

regarding

Configuration Backup/Restore failure   3-31

deploying a port adapter in an occupied slot   2-27

deploying a processor in an occupied slot   2-23

downloading the correct IOS version or image   3-36

failure at Finish point when deploying a port adapter   2-27

failure at Finish point when deploying a processor   2-23

IOS image download failure   3-38

Management Information window access   3-2

mixing power supplies   1-8

significance of   xviii

CD-ROM, obtaining Cisco documentation on   xx

CEMF and Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager   2-3

quitting a CEMF user session   2-6

starting a CEMF user session   2-3

change management   13-1

inserting a module   13-2

mismatched state   13-2

removing a module   13-1

chassis management   3-1

chassis configuration   3-6

Chassis Configuration window, detailed description   3-9

Chassis Configuration window, viewing   3-6

commissioning or decommissioning a chassis   3-7

global performance logging, starting or stopping   3-8

chassis fault management   3-17

Chassis Fault Management window, detailed description   3-21

Chassis Fault Management window, viewing   3-17

chassis inventory   3-14

Chassis Inventory window, detailed description   3-16

Chassis Inventory window, viewing   3-15

command log   3-24

Command Log window, detailed description   3-26

Command Log window, viewing   3-24

Command Log window column width, changing   3-26

configuration backup and restore   3-31

backup, initiating   3-33

backup, scheduling   3-34

caution regarding   3-31

Configuration Backup/Restore window, detailed description   3-35

Configuration Backup/Restore window, viewing   3-32

restore, initiating   3-33

IOS image download   3-36

caution regarding   3-36

initiating   3-38

initiating, caution regarding   3-38

IOS Image Download window, detailed description   3-39

IOS Image Download window, viewing   3-36

scheduling   3-38

management information   3-2

Management Information window, viewing   3-2

Management Information window, detailed description   3-5

Configuration tab   3-5

IOS/Command Line Security tab   3-5

passwords, entering or changing   3-4

SNMP management   3-11

SNMP community names, selecting or modifying   3-12

SNMP Management window, detailed description   3-13

SNMP version, selecting   3-12

trap generation, enabling or disabling   3-13

system configuration   3-3

system log   3-28

System Log window, detailed description   3-29

System Log window, viewing   3-28

Telnet service, initiating   3-41

web console, launching   3-41

user names, entering or changing   3-4

Cisco.com, obtaining technical assistance through   xxi

Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager

supported I/O cards and PCMCIA cards (table)   2-29

configuring

(see also configuring a chassis)   3-6

interfaces   7-4

ISDN switch type   11-6

logical interfaces   11-1

MCX controller service types   11-2

voice cards   2-14

configuring a chassis   3-6

Chassis Configuration window, detailed description   3-9

Chassis Configuration window, vieiwng   3-6

commissioning or decommissioning a chassis   3-7

global performance logging, starting or stopping   3-8

SNMP management   3-11

SNMP community names, selecting or modifying   3-12

SNMP Management window, detailed description   3-13

SNMP Management window, viewing   3-11

SNMP version, selecting   3-12

trap generation, enabling or disabling   3-13

D

deployment and predeployment   2-6

Auto Discovery   2-9

Cisco 7200/7400 chassis, deploying   2-16

commissioning and subchassis discovery   2-10

chassis commissioning or decommissioning   2-13

commissioning effect   2-11

object naming   2-11

object states   2-11

configuring voice cards   2-14

deployment process   2-7

device synchronization   2-9

modules, deploying   2-21

port adapters   2-23

processor   2-22

supporting modules   2-29

user-named versus auto-named   2-21

predeployment, performing   2-8

predeployment process   2-7

documentation

feedback, providing electronically or by mail   xx

obtaining the latest   xix

on a CD-ROM   xx

on the World Wide Web   xix

ordering   xx

related   xviii

DS0 signaling type options

for E1 (table)   11-16

for T1 (table)   11-15

F

fault management   12-1

alarms   12-1

alarms, viewing   12-2

ATM interface faults   12-5

ATM Interface Faults window, detailed description   12-6

ATM Interface Faults window, viewing   12-5

heartbeat polling   12-3

connectivity management   12-4

inactive interfaces   12-5

operational status polling   12-4

performance logging, and   12-5

traps   12-3

figures

Access List Configuration window

General tab   14-10

IP Extended tab   14-16

IP Precedence tab   14-13

IP Standard tab   14-12

MAC tab   14-15

After Subchassis Discovery   2-13

ATM Connection Upload window   10-3

ATM Interface Configuration (Configuration (2) tab)   7-18

ATM Interface Configuration Profile window (Configuration (1) tab)   6-5

ATM Interface Configuration window (Configuration (1) tab)   7-15

ATM Interface Faults window   12-6

ATM Interface Status window   8-14

ATM QoS Profiles Configuration window (RxTx Parameters tab)   10-9

ATM QoS Profiles Management (Profile tab)   10-21

ATM QoS Profiles window (Profile tab)   10-6

ATM SVC Configuration window (Configuration tab)   10-30

ATM VCL Configuration window

Configuration tab   10-23

Layer 3 Configuration tab   10-24

ATM VCL Status window   10-34

Before Subchassis Discovery   2-12

CAR Policy

Apply window   14-19

Configuration window   14-6

Status window   14-24

CEMF Launchpad   2-5

CEMF Manager group box   2-5

Event Manager group box   2-6

Chassis Configuration window

Configuration tab   3-7

in global performance logging   9-3

Chassis Fault Management window

Fan tab   3-21

General tab   3-18

Power Supply tab   3-19

Temperature tab   3-20

Chassis Inventory window

General tab   3-15

Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager View Hierarchy   1-15

Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager Views   1-14

Cisco 7204 VXR Chassis   1-7

Port Adapter Numbering   1-7

rear view   1-8

Cisco 7206 and 7206 VXR Chassis

Port Adapter Numbering   1-5

Rear View   1-6

Cisco 7206 and 7206VXR Chassis   1-5

Cisco 7401 Chassis   1-9

Command Log window   3-25

Configuration Backup/Restore window (Backup/Restore tab)   3-32

Deployment Wizard

Object Parameters (1 of 4)   2-17

Object Parameters (2 of 4)   2-18

Object Parameters (3 of 4)   2-19

Object Parameters (number of SVC objects)   10-17

Object Parameters (SVC name)   10-18

Object Parameters when deploying a PVC   10-13

Object Parameters when deploying port adapters   2-27

Deployment Wizard (VCL Object Parameters)   10-12

Deployment Wizard Summary

when deploying a chassis   2-20

when deploying an I/O or PCMCIA card   2-31

when deploying a port adapter   2-28

when deploying a processor   2-23

when deploying a PVC   10-15

when editing or deleting a CAR policy   14-21

Deployment Wizard Templates

when deploying an SVC   10-16

when deploying a port adapter   2-26

when deploying a processor   2-22

when deploying a PVC   10-11

Deployment Wizard Views

when deploying an I/O or PCMCIA card   2-30

when deploying an SVC   10-19

when deploying a PVC   10-14

DS1 Configuration window

Channel Group tab   11-12

DS0 Group tab   11-4

PRI Group tab   11-7

Service Type tab   11-14

TDM Group tab   11-9

DS3/E3 Interface Performance window   9-20

DS-3 Interface Status window   8-18

E3 Performance window—Performance (3) tab   9-22

Ethernet Interface Configuration window (Configuration tab)   7-20

Ethernet Interface Performance window   9-25

Ethernet Profile window   6-3

General Process Workflow   2-2

Generic Interface Status window   8-3

HSRP IP Profile window   6-4

Interface Configuration window (Configuration tab)   7-3

Interface Management   5-2

Interface Performance window

Performance (1) tab   9-5

Performance (2) tab   9-8

Performance (3) tab   9-10

IOS Image Download window   3-37

IP Configuration window

Generic Parameters tab   7-6

HSRP Parameters tab   7-8

Login window   2-4

Management Information window

Configuration tab   3-3

IOS/Command Line Security tab   3-4

Module Configuration window   4-2

Module Fault Management window   4-6

Module Inventory window   4-11

Performance Manager window (Line Chart tab)   9-28

POS Interface Configuration window   7-11

POS Profile window   6-2

Schedule Dialog Box

in scheduling a backup   3-34

in scheduling a download   3-39

SNMP Management window (SNMP Management tab)   3-12

SONET Interface Performance

Line tab   9-14

Path tab   9-16

Section tab   9-12

Virtual Tributary tab   9-18

SONET Interface Status

Line tab   8-9

Medium tab   8-6

Path tab   8-10

Section tab   8-8

Virtual Tributary tab   8-12

Sys Log Messages window   3-29

Voice Card Type Configuration window   2-15

G

general process workflow   2-2

getting started   2-1

global performance logging

Chassis Configuration window   9-3

global performance logging, starting or stopping   3-8

H

heartbeat polling, in fault management   12-3

connectivity management   12-4

inactive interfaces   12-5

operational status polling   12-4

performance logging, and   12-5

help

online   xix

technical assistance, obtaining   xxi

Cisco.com   xxi

TAC   xxi

I

I/O or PCMCIA cards, deploying   2-29

interface configuration   7-1

ATM interface configuration   7-14

ATM Interface Configuration window, detailed description   7-16

ATM Interface Configuration window, viewing   7-14

Ethernet interface configuration   7-19

Ethernet Interface Configuration window, detailed description   7-21

Ethernet Interface Configuration window, viewing   7-19

generic interface configuration   7-2

configuring and commissioning an interface   7-4

Interface Configuration window, detailed description   7-4

Interface Configuration window, viewing   7-3

interfaces and related windows

description   7-1

table of   7-2

IP configuration   7-5

IP Configuration window, detailed description   7-7

IP Configuration window, viewing   7-5

POS interface configuration   7-10

POS Interface Configuration Window, detailed description   7-11

POS Interface Configuration window, viewing   7-10

interface management   5-1

interface performance   9-1

DS-3 interface performance   9-19

DS-3/E3 Performance window, detailed description   9-20

DS-3 Interface Performance window, viewing   9-19

Ethernet interface performance   9-24

Ethernet Interface Performance window, detailed description   9-25

Ethernet Interface Performance window, viewing   9-24

generic interface performance   9-4

Interface Performance window, detailed description   9-6

Interface Performance window, viewing   9-4

performance logging, starting or stopping   9-5

global performance logging, starting or stopping   9-3

interfaces and related windows

discussion   9-2

table of   9-2

Performance Manager   9-27

missed polls   9-31

Performance Manager Window, detailed description   9-30

Performance Manager Window, viewing   9-27

SONET interface performance   9-11

SONET Interface Performance window, detailed description   9-13

SONET Interface Performance window, viewing   9-11

interface profiles   6-1

applying   6-7

creating   6-1

ATM Interface Configuration Profile window   6-5

Ethernet Profile window   6-3

HSRP IP Profile window   6-4

POS Profile window   6-2

deleting   6-8

interface status   8-1

ATM interface status   8-13

ATM Interface Status window, detailed description   8-14

ATM Interface Status window, viewing   8-13

DS-3 interface status   8-17

DS-3 Interface Status window, detailed description   8-18

DS-3 Interface Status window, viewing   8-17

generic interface status   8-2

Interface Status window, detailed description   8-3

Interface Status window, viewing   8-2

interfaces and related windows

description   8-1

table of   8-2

SONET interface status   8-5

SONET Interface Status window, detailed description   8-7

SONET Interface Status window, viewing   8-5

interface types

and performance windows (table)   9-2

and status windows (table)   8-2

L

Layer 3 QoS   14-1

access lists   14-9

Access List Configuration window, detailed description   14-11

creating   14-9

CAR overview   14-3

access lists   14-3

CAR   14-3

CAR policies   14-4

applying an access list to a CAR policy   14-6

CAR Policy Configuration window, detailed description   14-7

creating   14-5

CAR policy application   14-18

CAR Policy Apply window, detailed description   14-22

editing or deleting a CAR policy   14-20

removing a CAR policy from an interface   14-20

to an interface   14-19

CAR policy status   14-23

CAR Policy Status window, viewing   14-23

CAR workflow   14-4

launching the Layer 3 QoS windows   14-1

Layer 3 QoS logical objects (table)   1-12

M

Management Information window, detailed description   3-5

Configuration tab   3-5

IOS/Command Line Security tab   3-5

IOS username and passwords   3-6

module management   4-1

module configuration   4-1

commissioning or decommissioning a module   4-3

Module Configuration window, detailed description   4-4

Module Configuration window, viewing   4-2

module fault management   4-5

Module Fault Management window, detailed description   4-6

Module Fault Management window, viewing   4-5

module inventory   4-10

Module Inventory window, detailed description   4-12

Module Inventory window, viewing   4-11

module performance   4-7

Module Performance window, detailed description   4-9

Module Performance window, viewing   4-8

performance logging, enabling or disabling   4-9

Module Performance window   4-8

O

overview of the product   1-1

logical objects   1-12

CAR access list   1-12

CAR policies   1-12

CoS queue groups   1-12

PVC objects   1-13

SVC objects   1-13

WRED and CAR objects   1-12

objects and interfaces   1-2

Cisco 7200 and 7400 Edge Routers chassis   1-4

physical interfaces and technologies   1-10

physical objects   1-2

physical objects and management functions (table)   1-3

port adapters   1-10

supporting modules   1-9

object states   1-17

additional states   1-19

decommissioned   1-18

normal   1-18

transient states   1-19

views   1-13

Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager view   1-15

Component Managed view   1-15

Generic Objects view   1-17

Layer 3 QoS view   1-16

Network view   1-16

physical view   1-16

P

passwords

entering or changing   3-4

IOS, security details   3-6

PCMCIA cards, deploying   2-29

physical interfaces, technologies, and windows (table)   1-11

physical objects and management functions (table)   1-3

R

reader comment form, submitting electronically   xx

S

severity colors (table)   12-1

SNMP management   3-11

SNMP community names, selecting or modifying   3-12

SNMP Management window, detailed description   3-13

community names   3-14

trap generation   3-14

version   3-14

trap generation, enabling or disabling   3-13

version, selecting   3-12

SONET

interface performance   9-11

SONET Interface Performance window, detailed description   9-13

SONET Interface Performance window, viewing   9-11

interface status   8-5

SONET Interface Status window, detailed description   8-7

SONET Interface Status window, viewing   8-5

T

tables

ATM Logical Objects   1-13

Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager Supported I/O Cards and PCMCIA Cards   2-29

Cisco 7200/7400 Series Manager Supported Port AdaptersCisco 7200/7400 Series Manager

supported port adapters (table)   2-24

DS0 Signaling Type Options for E1   11-16

DS0 Signaling Type Options for T1   11-15

Interfaces and Configuration windows   7-2

Interface Types and Performance windows   9-2

Interface Types and Status windows   8-2

Layer 3 QoS Logical Objects   1-12

Physical Interfaces, Technologies Supported, and Related windows   1-11

Physical Objects and Management Functions   1-3

Severity Colors   12-1

Valid Protocol Names   14-17

TAC (Technical Assistance Center)

obtaining support from   xxi

how the Escalation Center works   xxiii

priority levels, understanding   xxii

telephone numbers   xxiii

website   xxii

TDM groups, managing   11-8

creating a TDM (cross-connect) group   11-9

deleting a TDM group   11-10

Technical Assistance Center (see TAC)   xxi

technical support   xxi

through Cisco.com   xxi

through TAC   xxi

telephone numbers for TAC (see technical support)   xxiii

Telnet service, initiating   3-41

web console, launching   3-41

traps

and fault management   12-3

enabling or disabling generation of   3-13

typographical conventions used in this document   xviii

U

user names

entering or changing   3-4

IOS, security details, viewing   3-6

V

valid protocol names (table)   14-17

voice interfaces   11-1

channel groups, managing   11-11

creating a channel group   11-11

deleting a channel group   11-13

configuring logical interfaces   11-1

DS0 groups, managing   11-2

configuring MCX controller service types   11-2

creating a DS0 group   11-3

deleting a DS0 group   11-5

PRI groups, managing   11-5

configuring the ISDN switch type   11-6

creating a PRI group   11-6

deleting a PRI group   11-8

service types, managing   11-13

DS1 Extended Controller Configuration window, detailed description   11-14

TDM groups, managing   11-8

creating a TDM (cross-connect) group   11-9

deleting a TDM group   11-10

W

World Wide Web

contacting TAC via   xxii

obtaining Cisco documentation via   xix

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