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Not applicable for

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or SBC SWe systems.

The Daughter Board Daughter Board Admin table is at the Server/CE level as opposed to System/ Global level so that the user can perform activities on a Stand-by server without impacting the active Server/Sessions.

This table is not applicable for systems with SPS100. There are no Delete options provided on this table.

There are additional operational states for this table:

  • Loading: Specifies the state of the "Daughter Board Daughter Board Admin" table when the module is loading.
  • Locked: Specifies the state of the "DaughterBoardDaughter Board Admin" table when there is a mismatch on that slot with the preserveRedundancy setting in place.

To View Daughter Board Admin

On SBC main screen, go to All > System > Daughter Board Admin.

The Daughter Board Admin window is displayed.

All - System - Daughter Board Admin

 

To Edit Daughter Board Admin

To edit any of the Daughter Board Admin in the list, click the radio button next to the specific Daughter Board Admin name.

All - System - Daughter Board Admin Highlighted

 

The Edit Selected Daughter Board Admin window is displayed below.

All - System - Daughter Board Admin Edit Window

 

The following fields are displayed:

Daughter Board Admin parameters

Parameter

Description

Ce Name

Specifies the name of the 

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 system.

Slot

Specifies the slot associated with the DSP board. The options are:

  • For SPS100, slot is 0
  • For DSP2x, slot is 1-4

State

Specifies the state of the DSP board. The options are:

  • enabled (default)
  • disabled

Disable
Cleanup Type

Specifies the type of action to take when a DSP card is disabled. The options are:

  • Graceful (enabled)
  • forced

Dryup Time

Specifies an integer value between 0-60 minutes, with default value of 10 minutes. This is applicable only when the Disable Cleanup Type is set to "graceful".

A dryup limit of"0" indicates that the system waits indefinitely for the dryup to complete.

If the server module has not dried up by the time this limit expires, the remaining active calls are abruptly terminated.

Make the required changes and click Save at the right hand bottom of the panel to save the changes made.

 

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