User`s guide

9030944 E10 Examples of Ways to Use ECM

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How to Conﬁgure Ports

To do this:

a. Use the same index that was used in the conﬁguration.

b. Capture with this template periodically. Since these entries are aged out

automatically from this table by the routers, make sure that you capture

this template before the entries are aged out. Refer to the MIB for the

details of aging.

Another possibility is to use the Cisco MM in Spectrum to get the status:

a. Go to the CiscoFlashApp Application model for a Cisco router.

b. Bring up the Copy Operations view and click on the Update button. This

tells you the latest status of the copy operations on that router.

How to Conﬁgure Ports

ECM enables you to quickly turn ports off and on. The procedures in this

section show you how to conﬁgure ports on an MRXiRptr. The example

assumes that the MRXiRptr is located in slot 2 of a hub and that the ports are

all on.

1. In SpectroGRAPH, select an icon of a hub that contains an MRXiRptr and

invoke ECM from it.

2. Navigate to the speciﬁc component that you want to work with—in this

case, an MRXiRptr. Follow these steps:

a. In the ECM Main window, click on Navigate Components in the

Options menu. This opens the Components dialog box.

b. Scroll down through the list of components in the Components dialog

box, select the MRXiRptr, and click on Apply.

c. Close the Components window.

The ECM Main window now displays all the conﬁgurations that are

available to the MRXiRptr.

d. Open the Conﬁgurations window.

NOTE

Once again, keep in mind that the copy entry from the table is automatically

deleted by the router after about 5 minutes.