This appendix lists the fields on the system administration and ISDN screens and cross-references the fields to the objects in the MIB. Each table lists the fields on a single screen. Fields not directly connected to an object in the MIB are listed with the notation N/A (not available) in the MIB object column. The choices in the administration menus are not listed as they do not have any modifiable fields. Screens are listed in the order in which they appear in the Cisco VCO/4K System Administrator's Guide. The "Unsupported Fields" section lists the fields not supported by the MIB.

Database Administration Screens

Database administration refers to the group of functions used to specify line and trunk card characteristics, resource groups, inpulse rules, and outpulse rules.

Card Summary Screen

Use the Card Summary Screen to view the location, type, status, and number of unused ports for all Network Bus Controller (NBC), Bus Repeater Card (BRC), network interface, and internal service circuit cards in the system. This screen also provides access to the Line Card and Trunk Card Configuration screens. However, you cannot add or delete cards with this screen. Table B-1 shows the correspondences between Card Summary screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-1: Card Summary Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Location R L S	lcIndex	lcTable
Card Type	lcType
Status	lcStatus
Unused Ports	lcUnusedPorts
Disp Card	N/A	N/A

Line Card Configuration Screen

Use the Line Card Configuration Screen to assign a name, default inpulse rule, and class of service (COS) to individual ports on a SLIC. However, you cannot add, delete, or assign cards to a resource group using this screen. Table B-2 shows the correspondences between Line Card Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-2: Line Card Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Card Location	lcIndex	lcTable
Card Type	lcType
Card Status	lcStatus
Port (number)	lcPortIndex	lcPortTable
Name	lcPortName
Group (number)	lcResGroupIndex
Group Name	resGroupName	resGroupTable
Inpulse Rule	lcInpulseRuleIndex	lcPortTable
COS	lcPortCos	lcPortTable

Trunk Card Configuration Screen

Use the Trunk Card Configuration screen to assign a name, hardware type, default inpulse rule, and class of service (COS) to individual ports on a trunk card. Cards are not added, deleted, or assigned to a resource group using this screen. Table B-3 shows the correspondences between Trunk Card Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-3: Trunk Card Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Card Location	tcIndex (Card Maintenance)	tcTable
Card Type	tcType (Card Maintenance)
Card Status	tcStatus (Card Maintenance)
Signaling Mode	N/A	N/A
Port (number)	tcPortIndex	tcPortTable
Trunk Name	tcPortName
Group (number)	tcResGroupIndex
Group Name	resGroupName	resGroupTable
Hdwr. Type	tcPortHwType	tcPortTable
Inpulse Rule	tcInpulseRuleIndex
COS	tcPortCos

Programmable Trunk Card Configuration Screen

Use the Programmable Trunk Card Configuration screen to modify span configuration and port signaling options, and access the Trunk Timing Configuration screen. Currently, the Four Span T1, Four Span E1, and MVDC-T1 cards provide programmable trunks. Table B-4 shows the correspondences between Programmable Trunk Card Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-4: Programmable Trunk Card Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Span Location R, L, S	ptcIndex	ptcSpanTable
Card Type	ptcType (Card Maintenance)
Txgain	ptcTxGain
Rxgain	ptcRxGain
TcClck	ptcTxClck
RfClck	ptcRfClck
Status	ptcStatus (Card Maintenance)
Span Type	ptcSpanType
Slip	ptcSlip
OOF	ptcOutOfFrame
Port (number)	progPortIndex
Trunk Name	progPortName	progPortTable
Group (number)	progResGroupIndex	progPortTable
Group Name	resGroupName	resGroupTable
Sig Type	progSigType	progPortTable
Inpulse Rule	progInpulseRuleIndex	progPortTable
COS	progCos	progPortTable
Timing	N/A	N/A

Trunk Timing Configuration Screen

Use the Trunk Timing Configuration screen to specify the timing for each port on a programmable trunk card. Table B-5 shows the correspondences between Trunk Timing Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-5: Trunk Timing Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Span Location R, L, S	ptcSpanNum	ptcSpanTable
Card Type	ptcType	ptcSpanTable
Status	ptcStatus	ptcSpanTable
Port	progPortIndex	progPortTable
Name	progPortName
Wink-Det Min	progWinkMin
Wink-Det Max	progWinkMax
Wink Send	progWinkSend
Flash-Det Min	progFlashMin
Flash-Det Max	progFlashMax
Flash Send	progFlashSend
OffHk Min	progOffHk
Guard	progGuard

PRI Card Configuration Screen

Use the PRI Card Configuration Screen to define the operating characteristics of the PRI/N card and assign port names to the B-channels on that card. Cards are not added, deleted, or assigned to a resource from this screen. Table B-6 shows the correspondences between PRI Card Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-6: PRI Card Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Card Location: R, L, S	isdnRack isdnLevel isdnSlot	isdnCardTable
Type	isdnCardType
Status	isdnCardStatus
Display Protocol Parameters
Access Type	isdnAccessType	isdnCard Table
Switch Type	isdnSwitchType
Span Length	isdnSpanLength
TRX Clock	isdnTrxClock
REF Clock	isdnRefClock
SpanType	isdnSpanType
CA IP Rule	isdnCaInpulseRuleIndex
NCA IP Rule	isdnNcaInpulseRuleIndex
A/ Mu Law	isdnLaw
Slip Maint Limit	isdnSlipLimit
OOF Maint Limit	isdnOof
Port	isdnIndex
Name	isdnPortName	isdnPortTable
Group	isdnResGroupIndex	isdnPortTable
Grp Name	resGroupName	resGroupTable
COS	isdnPortCos	isdnPortTable

PRI Card Protocol Configuration Screen

Use the PRI Card Protocol Configuration screen to change how the PRI/N handles certain ISDN Link Layers and Network Layer parameters such as timers. Table B-7 shows the correspondences between PRI Card Protocol Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-7: PRI Card Protocol Configuration Screen Field Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Card Location: R, L, S	isdnRack isdnLevel isdnSlot	isdnCardTable
Type	isdnCardType
Status	isdnCardStatus
Access	isdnAccessType
Switch Type	isdnSwitchType
Restore Default Values	N/A	N/A
Link Layer Parameters		isdnCardTable
T200	isdnProtocolT200
T201	isdnProtocolT201
T203	isdnProtocolT203
N200	isdnProtocolN200
N201	isdnProtocolN201
Window Size	isdnProtocolWindow Size
Network Layer Parameters
T303	isdnProtocolT303
T305	isdnProtocolT305
T308	isdnProtocolT308
T309	isdnProtocolT309
T310	isdnProtocolT310
T313	isdnProtocolT313
T315	isdnProtocolT315
T316	isdnProtocolT316
T321	isdnProtocolT321
T3M1	isdnProtocolT3M1
TM01	isdnProtocolTM01
NM01	isdnProtocolNM01

ISDN Message Template Summary Screen

Use the ISDN Message Template Summary screen to view a listing of all messages for which a template has been defined and whether the template is an IDSN Receive Message Template (R) or and ISDN Transmit Message Template (T). This screen also provides access to the ISDN Message Template screens. Table B-8 shows the correspondences between ISDN Message Template Summary screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-8: ISDN Message Template Summary Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
No	isdnMessageTempIndex	isdnMessageTempTable
Message	isdnMessageTempMessage
R/T	isdnMessageTempRT
DSP	N/A	N/A

ISDN Message Templates Screens

Use the ISDN Message Templates screens to configure up to 96 templates for use in rule processing for ISDN calls. Table B-9 shows the correspondences between ISDN Message Templates screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-9: ISDN Message Templates Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Tmpl	isdnMessageTempIndex	isdnMessageTempTable
Message	isdnMessageTempMessage
R/T	isdnMessageTempRT

Screen Fields

MIB Object

MIB Table

Tmpl

isdnMessageTempIndex

isdnMessageTempTable

Message

isdnMessageTempMessage

R/T

isdnMessageTempRT

ISDN Supervision Templates Screen

Use the ISDN Supervision Template screens to configure up to 24 supervision templates for use with the ISDN SUP [xx] outpulse rule token. Each template defines a set of system responses to the detection of specific ISDN messages, such as ALERTING, CONNECT, PROGRESS, and CALL PROC (Call Proceeding). Table B-10 shows the correspondences between ISDN Supervision Templates screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-10: ISDN Supervision Templates Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Time	isdnSupTempTime	isdnSupTempTable
Alerting	isdnSupTempAlerting
Connect	isdnSupTempConnect
Progress	isdnSupTempProgress
CallProc	isdnSupTempCallProc
Conn Ack	isdnSupTempConnAck
User Info	isdnSupTempUserInfo
Congest	isdnSupTempCongest
Facil Ack	isdnSupTempFacilAck
Facil Rej	isdnSupTempFacilRej

Port Display Screen

Use the Port Display screen to view current call processing activity for any port. This utility is a valuable debugging tool because it enables the application designer to watch a call's progress. You can also monitor call processing states, rule processing, links, paths, and digit collection activity from this screen.

The Port Display screen contains the following fields that are specific to ISDN channels:

ISDN Port State
ISDN Call State
ISDN Call ID

Table B-11 shows the correspondences between Port Display screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-11: Port Display Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
R L S P	Rack, Level, Slot objects	isdnCardTable
PA	isdnPhyAdd	isdnCardTable
COS	isdnPortCos	isdnPortTable
Trace	N/A	N/A
Host
NBC
Voice
Current State
Major	isdnPortMajorState	isdnPortTable
Supplementary	isdnPortSuppState	isdnPortTable
In/Outpulse Rule	N/A	N/A
Token	N/A	N/A
Resource Group	isdnResGroupIndex	isdnPortTable
Conference	N/A	N/A
Current Links	N/A	N/A
R L S P	Rack, Level, and Slot objects	isdnCardTable
Listening to RLSP (voice path)	N/A	N/A
PA
ISDN IN-SERV I_CONNECT
Conf/Assoc Port RLSP
PA
Call ID
Port Pointer
Dynamic Data Pointer
Start Record Pointer
End Record Pointer
Attempts
Completions
Errors/Threshold
Rehunts/Threshold	resGrouptRhuntThres	resGroupTable

NFAS Group Summary Screen

Use the NFAS Group Summary screen to view a listing of NFAS groups and the number of B-channels in each group, name an NFAS group, and provide access to the NFAS Configuration screens. You can configure up to 37 NFAS groups for the system. Table B-12 shows the correspondences between NFAS Group Summary screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-12: NFAS Group Summary Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
No	nfasGroupIndex	nfasGroupTable
Name	nfasGroupName	nfasGroupTable
Count	N/A	N/A
Dsp	N/A	N/A

NFAS Configuration Screen

Use the NFAS Configuration screen to create NFAS Groups. An NFAS Group is a listing of all PRI/N and T1 cards for which a specific D-channel receives call control messages. Each group consists of the following components:

A group name and number
The R,L,S hardware address of the Primary D-channel
The R,L,S hardware address of the Backup D-channel (optional)
The R,L,S hardware address of each PRI/N and T1 card assigned to the group

Table B-13 shows the correspondences between NFAS Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-13: NFAS Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Group ___or ____	nfasGroupIndex	nfasGroupTable
Group Name	nfasGroupName
Primary D-Channel RLS	nfasGroupPriDChannelCardIndex
State	nfasGroupPriDChannelState
Backup D-Channel RLS	nfasGroupBkupDChannelCardIndex
State	nfasGroupBkupDChannelState
Cmd	nfasGroupCmd
Interface
R L S	nfasInterfaceCardIndex	nfasInterfaceTable
Status	isdnCardStatus	isdnCardTable
DSP	N/A	N/A

IPRC Card Configuration Screen

Use the IPRC Configuration Screen to define the IPRC configuration parameters. The IPRC Configuration Screen also contains display fields that show rack position, SCSI attached state, and card operating state. Table B-14 shows the correspondences between IPRC Card Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-14: IPRC Card Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Card Location R, L, S	rcIndex	iprcTable
Status	rcStatus
PCM Limit	iprcPcmLimit
Playback Ports	iprcPlaybackPorts
Record Channels	iprcRecChannels
End of Record Chop	iprcEORecChop
Checksum Verification Interval Timer	iprcChecksumTimer
Allocated Prompt Capacity	iprcAlloPrompt
Available Prompt Capacity	iprcAvaPrompt
Supported Prompt Libraries	pmptLibName	pmptLibTable

Resource Group Summary Screen

Use the Resource Group Summary screen to name a resource group, specify the way in which resources of that group are selected for use, and provide access to the Resource Group Configuration screens. Table B-15 shows the correspondences between Resource Group Summary screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-15: Resource Group Summary Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
No (number)	resGroupIndex	resGroupTable
Name	resGroupName
Hunt Type	resGroupHuntType
Port CNT	resGroupPortCnt
Thresholds RHunt	resGroupRhuntThres
Thresholds Busy	resGroupBusyThres
DSP	N/A	N/A

Resource Group Configuration Screen

Use the Resource Group Configuration screen to assign ports, or spans in a card to a resource group. You can add an entire span to a resource group, but not to the entire card. Each port can belong to only one resource group. The card or port information must already be entered into the database. Table B-16 shows the correspondences between Resource Group Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-16: Resource Group Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Objects	MIB Table
Resource Group	resGroupName	resGroupTable
Name	resGroupname	resGroupTable
Pos(ition)	resGroupPortPosition	resGroupPortTable
Port Name		Line or trunk card Port Table
Add/Delete/Card (A/D/C)	N/A	N/A
Pos(ition) R L S P	N/A	N/A

Inpulse Rules Table Screen

Use the Inpulse Rules Table screens to define inpulse rules for use in call processing. Table B-17 shows the correspondences between Inpulse Rules Table screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-17: Inpulse Rules Table Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Rule #	inpulseRuleIndex	inpulseRuleTable
Token	inpulseRuleToken	inpulseRuleInstructionTable
Additional data field	inpulseRuleArg	inpulseRuleInstructionTable

Outpulse Rules Table Screen

Use the Outpulse Rules Table screens to define outpulse rules for use in call processing. Table B-18 shows the correspondences between Outpulse Rules Table screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-18: Outpulse Rule Table Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Rule #	outpulseRuleIndex	outpulseRuleTable
Token	outpulseRuleToken	outpulseRuleInstructionTable
Additional data field	outpulseRuleArg	outpulseRuleInstructionTable

BRC Configuration Summary Screen

Use the BRC Configuration Summary screen to maintain a software listing of BRC hardware connections. When the system is equipped with redundant BRCs, this listing also indicates which BRC pair is active and which is standby. All BRCs in the system must be entered in the system database before they can be configured using this screen. A BRC is identified by its R,L,S hardware address. Table B-19 shows the correspondences between BRC Configuration Summary screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-19: BRC Configuration Summary Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Master BRC	brcIndex	brcTable
Current Status	brcStatus
Slave BRC	brcIndex
Current Status	brcStatus
Redundant Master BRC	brcRedMasterIndex
Connect BRC at _ _ _to BRC at:_ _ _	brcConn

Answer Supervision Templates

Use the Answer Supervision Template screens to configure answer supervision templates for use with WAIT SUP [xx] and FINAL SUP [xx] outpulse rule tokens. Each template is a set of system responses to the detection of specific signaling events. Signaling events include detection of call progress tones such as dial tone, ringback, busy tone, reorder, and special information (SIT) tones. Other recognized signaling events are voice detection, voice cessation, wink, true answer, grace timing, pager cue tones and hookflash. Table B-20 shows the correspondences between Answer Supervision Templates screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-20: Answer Supervision Templates Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Dial Tone	ansSupTempDialTone	ansSupTempTable
Ringback	ansSupTempRingback
Busy	ansSupTempBusy
Reorder	ansSupTempReorder
SIT Tones	ansSupTempSitTones
Ring Cess(ation)	ansSupTempRingCess
Voice Det(ection)	ansSupTempVoiceDet
Voice Cess(ation)	ansSupTempVoiceCess
Wink	ansSupTempWink	ansSupTempTable
Answer	ansSupTempAnswer
Time	ansSupTempTime
Hook Flash	ansSupTempHookFlash
Pager Cue	ansSupTempPagerCue
ISUP Tone	ansSupTempIsupTone
ISUP Cess(ation)	ansSupTempIsupCess

System Configuration Screens

System Configuration refers to the group of functions used to configure system interaction with peripheral equipment, storage devices, and host computers.

The tables in the following sections list the objects that relate to the fields on the system configuration screens in the Cisco VCO/4K System Administrator's Guide.

Peripheral Configuration Screen

Use the Peripheral Configuration screen to define operating parameters for system peripheral equipment. System peripherals can include local administration consoles, remote administration consoles connected to the system by a modem, and system printers.

System administration is performed with one of the following interface types:

Local Video Display Terminal (VDT)
Remote TTY
Telnet TTY (if the system is equipped with the Ethernet Communications option)

In redundant systems the peripheral configuration information is not transferred over the update channel. Therefore, it must be configured for both CPUs. Table B-21 shows the correspondences between Peripheral Configuration Screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-21: Peripheral Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Objects	MIB Table
Local TTY		Peripheral Configuration Table
Baud Rate	periphLocalBaud
Stop Bits	periphLocalStop
Keyboard Type	periphLocalKBType
Bits/Char	periphLocalBits
Parity	periphLocalParity
Remote TTY
Baud Rate	periphRemoteBaud
Stop Bits	periphRemoteStop
Keyboard Type	periphRemoteKBType
Bits/Char	periphRemoteBits
Parity	periphRemoteParity
Telnet TTY
Keyboard Type	periphTelnetKBType
Printer
End of Line Terminator	periphPrinterEOL

File System Configuration Screen

Use the File System Configuration screen to specify the storage devices and directories for storing and retrieving the following file systems:

System log files
System trace files

Table B-22 shows the correspondences between File System Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-22: File System Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Boot/Download Files		File System Table
Default Device	fsBootDevice
Default Directory	fsBootDirectory
System Database Files
Default Device	fsDatabaseDevice
Default Directory	fsDatabaseDirectory
System Log Files
Default Device	fsLogDevice
Default Directory	fsLogDirectory
System Trace Files
Default Device	fsTraceDevice
Default Directory	fsTraceDirectory

Host Configuration Screen

The Host Configuration utility consists of three screens: Host Configuration, System Features, and System Host Configuration. Users can press the Prev Field and Next Field keys to page through each screen's listing. Use the Print Screen key to obtain a hard copy of these screens. Table B-23 shows the correspondences between Host Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-23: Host Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Interface	hostType	Host Configuration Table
Host Name	hostName	Host Configuration Table
Trace (1/0)	N/A	N/A
Protocol	hostProtocol	Host Configuration Table
Reset Time	hostResetTime
Connect Password	hostPassword
Rem. Inet. Addr.	hostAddress
Failure Action	hostFailureAction
Alarm State	hostAlarm
Loc. Port	hostLocalPort
Rem. Port	hostRemotePort
Poll Timeout	hostPollTimeout
Retry Counter	hostRetryCount
Block Factor	hostBlockFactor
Baud Rate	hostBaud
Parity	hostParity
Modem	hostModem
Format	hostFormat

Password Configuration Screen

Use the Password Configuration screen to create or change system passwords and set access levels for up to 16 users. The ability to update this configuration information is limited by a user's access level.

The Password Configuration screen has two main areas: a display area that lists the current users and their associated access levels, and a data entry area that enables adding, deleting, or changing of user password configuration information. Table B-24 shows the correspondences between Password Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-24: Password Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	Table
Username	userName	passwdTable
Access Level	accessLevel
Add/Del/Change	passwdEntryStatus
Username	userName
Current Password	PasswdString
New Password	PasswdString
Access Level	accessLevel
Verify Password	N/A	N/A

Clock/Calendar Configuration Screen

Use the Clock/Calendar Configuration screen to change the system date, time, and day-of-week settings. Time can also be reset by the host using the Configure VCA/Set System Clock ($C0 00) command. Table B-25 shows the correspondences between Clock/Calendar Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-25: Clock/Calendar Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Day of Week	sysDay	Clock/Calendar Configuration
Month	sysMonth
Date	sysDate
Year	sysYear
Hours	sysHour
Minutes	sysMin
Seconds	sysSec

System Features Screen

Use the System Features configuration screen to view all currently enabled system features and to modify system operating characteristics to meet specific application requirements. Table B-26 shows the correspondences between System Features screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-26: System Features Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Redundant Systems	featureRedundantSystem	System Feature Table
Output Periodic Alarm Reports	featureOutputPeriodicAlarmReports
NoCard/Alarm Status at Init.	featureNoCardAlarmStatusAtInit
Manual Intervention for SLIP/OOF	featureManualInterventionForSLIPOOF
Enable Grace Timing on Null Rule	featureEnableGraceTimingOnNullRule
Disable Card Error Report/Reset	featureDisableCardErrorReportReset
Enable Digit Field Reporting	featureEnableDigitFieldReporting
Suppress PSC/Rule Abort Messages	featureSuppressPSCRuleAbort Messages
Enable Host Password Check	featureEnableHostPasswordCheck
Force Bearer/Lap Activation	featureForceBearerLapActivation
Enable MFC-R2 Supervised Clear	featureEnableMFCR2SupervisedClear
Enable SLIC Guarded Disconnect	featureEnableSLICGuardedDisconnect
Enable CPA Monitor Disconnect	featureEnableCPAMonitorDisconnect
Revert to Basic Redundancy	featureRevertToBasicRedundancy
Send Reports Before Guard Time	featureSendReportBeforeGuardTime
Enable ISDN Manual Disconnect	featureEnableISDNManualDisconnect
Send All ISDN Connect Reports	featureSendAllISDNConnectReports
Enable $66 Cmd Host Checking	featureEnable66CmdHostChecking
Cut Thru For Non-ISDN Alerting	featureCutThruForNonISDNAlerting
Enable 4th Column DTMF	featureEnabel4thColumnDTMF
Set MVDC Backplane to A-law	featureSet MVDCBackplaneToAlaw

Software/Firmware Configuration Screen

The Software/Firmware Configuration screen displays the following items for the system controller (Side A or B) to which the system administration terminal is currently connected:

Version, revision, field software revision (FSR), and checksum for all V4.0 Generic executable files on the floppy disk drive, hard disk drive, or loaded into system memory (DRAM)
Version, revision, field software revision (FSR), and checksum for all data download files on the floppy disk drive (boot.sds file must be present), hard disk drive, or loaded into system memory (DRAM)
Version and revision of the VRTX operating system currently installed

Table B-27 shows the correspondences between Software/Firmware Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-27: Software/Firmware Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
VRTX OS	firmwareVrtxVersion	Firmware Version Table
IFX	firmwareIfxVersion
TNX	firmwareTnxVersion
Detailed Directory of Device	firmwareDevice
VER. REV. FSR	firmwareGenericVersion
File Name	firmwareExeName	firmwareExeTable
Ver. Rev. FSR	firmwareExeVersion
Check Sum	firmwareExeChecksum

License Configuration Screen

Use the License Configuration screen to update your Time-Slot Allocation License or display the system's current usage of time-slots. Table B-28 shows the correspondences between License Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-28: License Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Number of Time-Slots Allocated	sysTimeSlotAllotted	sysLicenseTable
Number of Time-Slots Licensed	sysTimeSlotLicensed
Number of Time-Slots Remaining	sysTimeSlotRemaining
Serial Number	sysSerialNum
License Number	sysLicenseNum

System Host Configuration Screen

Use the System Host Configuration screen to define general system-wide host configuration parameters, including:

Host setup timer functionality
Response to all host link failure conditions
Host control of call load
Host control verification
Distribution of new incoming calls
Reporting no host alarms at initialization
Reporting system initialization to all hosts

Table B-29 shows the correspondences between System Host Configuration screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-29: System Host Configuration Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Objects	MIB Table
Host Setup Timer	sysHostSetupTimer	System Host Configuration
All Host Link Failure Action	sysHostAllHostLinkFailureAction
Host Control of Call Load	sysHostControlCallLoad
Host Control Checking	sysHostControlChecking
Incoming Call Distribution	sysHostIncomingCallDistribution
No Host Alarm Reports At Init	sysHostNoAlarmReportsAtInit
Report System Init to All Hosts	sysHostReportInitToAll

Maintenance Screens

Maintenance refers to the group of functions used when changes are made to the system hardware or software.

Maintenance utilities enable the following tasks:

Add, delete, or change the status of line, trunk, or service circuit cards in the system
View directory listings on either the hard or floppy diskette
Copy, delete, or rename files
Backup or retrieve system database files
Display the hex and ASCII contents of a file
Format a hard or floppy disk
Print or display system logs
Print or display system trace files
Switch the active controller in redundant systems
Set internal, incoming, or external timing link selection for digital trunks
Display alarm status of an individual card
Display system alarm status
Shutdown the system and close all system files
Add, delete, edit, update, or test files in Voice Prompt Libraries

Card Maintenance Screen

From the Card Maintenance screen, you can

Add cards to the database
Delete cards from the database
Change the status of a card
Change the status of a port on a card
Change the status of a span on a card

Table B-30 shows the correspondences between Card Maintenance screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-30: Card Maintenance Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
R L S	Rack, Level, and Slot object for each card	Card Tables
Card Type	Card Type object	Card Tables
V. RV	Version and Revision objects	Line card and trunk card tables
S (tatus)	Status objects	Line card and trunk card tables
Add, Delete, Change Status	EntryStatus object	Card tables

Master Timing Link Selection Screen

Use the Master Timing Link Selection screen to select the system T1 or PRI timing source. Timing can be derived from system internal clocking or from an incoming T1 or PRI bit stream. If the incoming reference is lost when incoming timing is used, the system automatically tries to resynchronize using the internal clock. Table B-31 shows the correspondences between Master Timing Link Selection screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-31: Master Timing Link Selection Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Current Timing Source	masTimingSource	Master Timing Link
Change Timing Source To	masTimingSource
Incoming E1/T1/PRI Link
Primary	masPrimaryTimingCardPhyAddr
Secondary	masSecondaryTimingCardPhyAddr

Card Alarm Display Screen

Use the Card Alarm Display function to view a listing of the current alarm conditions for all network interface and internal service circuit cards. Alarms pertaining to a specific card can also be located and viewed with this function. Alarm conditions are automatically set and cleared at system reboot. Table B-32 shows the correspondences between Card Alarm Display screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-32: Card Alarm Display Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Major/Minor Alarm	N/A	Card Tables
Card to Display	N/A
R L S	<cardtype>Index
Alarm State	<cardtype>Alarm

System Alarm Display Screen

Use the System Alarm Display screen to view a listing of the types of alarms present on the system. If the alarm is caused by a card-related failure, the Card Alarm Display is used to determine its exact cause. You can also silence the external alarm contact on the AAC with this display. Table B-33 shows the correspondences between System Alarm Display screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-33: System Alarm Display Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Alarm Severity	systemAlarmSeverity	systemAlarmTable
Audible Cutoff	N/A	N/A
Alarm Description	systemAlarmDescr	systemAlarmTable
Occurrences	systemAlarmOccur	systemAlarmTable

Prompt Library Maintenance Screen

The Prompt Library Maintenance screen provides access to multiple prompt libraries. The prompt library configuration information (library name and directory) is maintained automatically on both sides of a redundant controller. Table B-34 shows the correspondences between Prompt Library Maintenance screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-34: Prompt Library Maintenance Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
Library	pmptLibIndex	pmptLibTable
Name	pmptLibName
Total Usage (mins.)	pmptLibTotalUsage
Directory	N/A	N/A
ID	pmptFileId	pmptFileTable
Filename	pmptFileName
Version	pmptFileVersion
Description	pmptFileDescription
Law	pmptFileLaw
Duration	pmptFileLength
Command	pmptAddFile, pmptDeleteFile, pmptUpdateFile, pmptTestFile
Filename
ID

Diagnostic Screens

Diagnostics refers to the group of functions used to test or view the operating status of various system components. These functions are accessed from the Diagnostics menu.

Diagnostics utilities enable the following tasks:

Creating voice paths between ports
Displaying card or port data
Displaying conference data
Testing service circuit and network interface port cards
Displaying virtual call generation port data
Monitoring call progress tones during call processing
Configure and enable or disable system message tracing

Card Display Screen

Use the Card Display screen to view the current status of any card in the system data base. This screen also provides access to the Port Display screen described later in this section. Table B-35 shows the correspondences between Card Display screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-35: Card Display Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
R, L, S	Card table objects	Card tables
Display Port Y/N	N/A	N/A
1st Port Adr	Port table objects	Port tables
Card Type	Card table objects	Card tables
FW	Card table objects	Card tables
Card Status	Card table objects	Card tables
Comm Errors	N/A	N/A
Poll queue	N/A	N/A
Port Available	Port table objects	Port tables
On (0)/ Off (1) Hook	N/A	N/A
Diagnostics	N/A	N/A
Voice Path Trace	N/A	N/A
NBC Msg. Trace	N/A	N/A
Host Msg. Trace	N/A	N/A
Alarm States	N/A	N/A

Port Display Screen

Use the Port Display screen to view current call processing activity for any port. This facility is a valuable debugging tool because it allows the application designer to watch a call's progress. Call processing states, rule processing, links, paths, and digit collection activity can all be monitored from the Port Display. Table B-36 shows the correspondences between Port Display screen fields and MIB objects.

Table B-36: Port Display Screen Fields

Screen Fields	MIB Object	MIB Table
R L S P	Port table Rack, Level, and Slot objects	Port tables
PA (Port address)	Port table PhyAdd objects
COS	Port table COS object
Trace
Host	N/A	N/A
NBC
Voice
Current State		Card tables
Major	PortMajorState object
Supplementary	PortSuppState object
ISDN In-Serv	N/A	N/A
In/Outpulse Rule	PortInpulseRuleIndex	Card tables
Resource Group	PortResGroupIndex	Card tables
Listening to RLSIP	N/A	N/A
Conf/Assoc Port RLSIP
PA
Token
Conference
Current Links R L S P
Call-ID
Port Pointer
Dynamic Data Pointer
Start Record Pointer
End Record Pointer
Attempts
Completions
Errors/Threshold
Rehunts/Threshold

Unsupported Fields

The fields on the following screens are not supported by objects in the MIB. If you want to modify or see any of the information that is shown in any of these fields, use the system administrator's console.

Screen Access Configuration
Conference Menu
Conference Display
Service Circuit Port Test Utility
Test Port Card
Call Generation Ports Display
Call Progress Tone Monitor
System Trace Configuration

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