TransNav Graphical User Interface Reference

Admin Menu

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Figure 12 EMS Admin

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Use the commands on the Admin menu of the EMS GUI to perform administrative functions in the network. The following descriptions for each command lists the appropriate cross-references to specific topics in the documentation for detailed information.

1. Performance Templates: Define performance monitoring and capacity monitoring (VT/TU only) templates. See the Operations and

Maintenance Guide, Chapter 1—“Performance Monitoring.”

2. Bandwidth Profiles: Create Ethernet bandwidth profiles on the

TransNav management server.

3. Classifiers: Create Ethernet traffic management classifiers for

Traverse on the TransNav management server.

4. TE100 Classifiers (TE-100): Create Ethernet traffic management classifiers for the TE-100 on the TransNav management server.

5. Alarm Profiles: Set alarm profiles, including severities, for non-service-affecting and service-affecting alarms; also to disable and enable alarms. See the Operations and Maintenance Guide,

Chapter 2—“Managing Alarms.”

6. Customer: Define customer information. See

Chapter 8—“Generating and Viewing Reports.”

7. Gateway Processes: View the gateway processes in place to expand the scalability of the network. See the Software Installation Guide,

Chapter 6—“Creating the Gateway Application.”

8. IP Static Route Configuration: Add static routes to a node for management IP traffic.

9. DHCP Configuration: Configure a node to enable a user to manage the node with automatic IP configuration. For more information on setting up DHCP from the EMS server, see the TransNav

Management System GUI Guide, Chapter 3—“EMS Server

Administration Procedures,” Configuring DHCP.

10. OSI Static Route Configuration: Add static routes to a node for OSI

(open system interconnection).

11. OSI Parameters Configuration: Configure a node to be an OSI gateway node.

12. IP QOS Configuration: Set up a control list to allow or block traffic from certain IP hosts or networks. Outgoing messages can be prioritized as High Priority or Best Effort. See the TransNav

Management System Provisioning Guide, Chapter 5—“IP Quality of

Service.”

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13. SNMP Configuration: Set the Traverse node SNMP agent read and write community strings, four trap destination IP addresses, ports, and trap community strings.

14. Attached Devices SNMP Parameters: Set the SNMP sub-shelf devices polling and synchronization intervals for the management server.

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