Toolpack v2.4:Create Line Interfaces - Revision history

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	*Select a local index number for each line. The local indexes for trunks are zero-based values. This means that local index 0 is trunk 1 and local index 1 is trunk 2. Enter a local index number, assigning a different value to each line interface.		*Select a local index number for each line. The local indexes for trunks are zero-based values. This means that local index 0 is trunk 1 and local index 1 is trunk 2. Enter a local index number, assigning a different value to each line interface.

	*Set all necessary parameters for the line type chosen (Line Length, Encoding, Signal Level~~, etc..~~.)		*Set all necessary parameters for the line type chosen, such as Line Length, Encoding, and Signal Level.

	*Click "Create"		*Click "Create"

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	'''3. To create a new line interface''':		'''3. To create a new line interface''':

	*Enter a name for the line interface, and set the Line Type (this setting will depend on the ~~hardware adapter selected~~)		*Enter a name for the line interface, and set the Line Type (this setting will depend on the installed TDM module)

	*Select a local index number for each line. The local indexes for trunks are zero-based values. This means that local index 0 is trunk 1 and local index 1 is trunk 2. Enter a local index number, assigning a different value to each line interface.		*Select a local index number for each line. The local indexes for trunks are zero-based values. This means that local index 0 is trunk 1 and local index 1 is trunk 2. Enter a local index number, assigning a different value to each line interface.

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	== Verifying Status ==		== Verifying Status ==

	To verify the status of the line interface, either select Status from the Navigation panel or select the		To verify the status of the line interface, either select "Status" from the Navigation panel or select the
	Status tab in the Information panel.		"Status" tab in the Information panel.

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	[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.~~3_Line_Interface_List_Button~~.png\|700px]]		[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.4_Line_Interface_List_Button.png\|700px]]

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	== To add a line interface ==		== To add a line interface ==

	'''1. Select Line Interfaces from the navigation panel.'''		'''1. Select "Line Interfaces" from the navigation panel.'''


	[[Image:~~Navigation_Panel_v2~~.~~3_Line_Interfaces~~.png]]		[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.4_Navigation_Panel_Line_Interfaces.png]]


	'''2. Click Create New Line Interface from the Information panel.'''		'''2. Click "Create New Line Interface" from the Information panel.'''


	[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.~~3_Create_New_Line_Interface~~.png\|700px]]		[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.4_Create_Line_Interface.png\|700px]]


	'''3. To create a ~~T1/E1/J1~~ line interface''':		'''3. To create a new line interface''':

	*Enter a name for the line interface, and set the Line Type		*Enter a name for the line interface, and set the Line Type (this setting will depend on the hardware adapter selected)

	*The local indexes for trunks are zero-based values. This means that local index 0 is trunk 1 and local index 1 is trunk 2. Enter a local index number, assigning a different value to each ~~T1/E1/J1~~ line interface.		*Select a local index number for each line. The local indexes for trunks are zero-based values. This means that local index 0 is trunk 1 and local index 1 is trunk 2. Enter a local index number, assigning a different value to each line interface.

	*~~Enter a local index number~~, ~~assigning a different index to each T1/E1/J1 line interface~~.		*Set all necessary parameters for the line type chosen (Line Length, Encoding, Signal Level, etc...)

	*~~Set the Line Length, Encoding and Signal Level~~		*Click "Create"

	*Click Create

			[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.4_Creating_Line_Interface.png\|700px]]
	[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.~~3_Create_New_Line_Interface_2~~.png\|700px]]


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	[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.~~3_Line_Interface_Created~~.png\|700px]]		[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.4_Line_Interface_Created.png\|700px]]


	'''4. To view a listing of the line interfaces click List.'''		'''4. To view a listing of the line interfaces click "List".'''


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	The Line Interface List is displayed.		The Line Interface List is displayed.

	[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.~~3_Line_Interface_List~~.png\|700px]]		[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.4_Line_Interface_List.png\|700px]]

	== Verifying Status ==		== Verifying Status ==

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Note: To add a line interface, the Tmedia unit must have a TDM module installed.

== To add a line interface ==

'''1. Select Line Interfaces from the navigation panel.'''

[[Image:Navigation_Panel_v2.3_Line_Interfaces.png]]

'''2. Click Create New Line Interface from the Information panel.'''

[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.3_Create_New_Line_Interface.png|700px]]

'''3. To create a T1/E1/J1 line interface''':

*Enter a name for the line interface, and set the Line Type

*The local indexes for trunks are zero-based values. This means that local index 0 is trunk 1 and local index 1 is trunk 2. Enter a local index number, assigning a different value to each T1/E1/J1 line interface.

*Enter a local index number, assigning a different index to each T1/E1/J1 line interface.

*Set the Line Length, Encoding and Signal Level

*Click Create

[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.3_Create_New_Line_Interface_2.png|700px]]

The 'Line Interface was successfully created' message is displayed.

[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.3_Line_Interface_Created.png|700px]]

'''4. To view a listing of the line interfaces click List.'''

[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.3_Line_Interface_List_Button.png|700px]]

The Line Interface List is displayed.

[[Image:Web_Portal_v2.3_Line_Interface_List.png|700px]]

== Verifying Status ==

To verify the status of the line interface, either select Status from the Navigation panel or select the
Status tab in the Information panel.