Managing E7, E3-48C, E5-48/C and E5-400 Nodes Managing E7, E3-48C, E5-48/C and E5-400 Nodes CMS support for Calix E7, E3-48C, E5-48/C and E5-400 platforms includes the following features: • Organize E7, E3-48C, E5-48/C and E5-400 platforms in CMS network groups. • View and manage alarms in the CMS Alarm Table and perform historical queries of alarms.

• Add E-Series system nodes in CMS. • Search in the CMS database based on user-defined criteria. • Use a GoogleMaps interface to create a customized topology view.

• Open a cut-through Telnet session. • For E7 system nodes, create global profiles and subscriber templates that can be shared with the AE ONT services. See the Calix E7 User Guide and Calix E7 GPON Applications Guide.

• For E7 system nodes, use the Services screen to activate voice, data, and video subscriber services. See the publication, Calix E7 GPON Applications Guide. For configuration and other details, see the Calix E7, E3-48C, E5-48/C and E5-400 and user documentation. In This Section.

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Rule #6: Homework / Educational Questions must display effort. I have a Calix C7 chassis that i'm trying to setup to learn more about DSL and GPON in particular. Right now I have the chassis, fantray, RAP-10GE, ATP, and AMP card. Everything is booted up and i'm able to telnet into the box and issue TL1 commands and use the java based web GUI. The issue i'm having now is with a DSL line card, a Combo 24V.

I can't seem to get the card in-service to configure the DSL ports. The error is 'Image not available' when i'm in the GUI. Just a long shot, but anyone have any experience with the Calix C7 chassis and would be willing to explain just a few basics about the platform? Directly from the C7 Tshoot guide: EQPTIMGUNAVAIL (Equipment Image Not Available) This alarm is raised when a card is inserted in a C7 shelf but no image exists for it in the network.

Recommended action 1. Check for and troubleshoot any of the FTP-related alarms: FTPDOWN, FTPNOTPROV, FTPNOTREADY, FTPRELBADFILES, and FTPRELMISSING. Verify that the software release files are stored on a networked FTP server that is reachable by the gateway AMP/ATP card. Rae Sremmurd Throw Sum Mo. If needed, run the CUP 'Push Release to FTP Server' utility to transfer the C7 release files to the FTP server.

Refer to the Calix C7 Maintenance Guide for instructions. Severity Minor, Non-service-affecting I know that won't help a ton, but looks like you need have an FTP issue that the C7 can't reach to load the firmware for that card. Usually it'll pull it if its loaded onto the AMP card, if memory recalls, if not loaded there then it goes to the FTP to find it.

I can find more if that doesn't help. I'm just using the basic (iMS) GUI to configure the box.

I don't have access to the CMS system unfortunately. It seems that the issue is what you guys are saying, the image for the Combo-24V card is not on the ATP card which means it's looking out for FTP. I setup the FTP on the C7 chassis to point to another computer on the network. The error i'm getting now is 'FTPRELMISSING' - FTP Release Directory /C7/Relxx_yy_zz Missing.

FTP Server error is, (000033) 12:21:05 PM - calix (192.168.40.203)>CWD C7 (000033) 12:21:05 PM - calix (192.168.40.203)>250 CWD successful. '/C7' is current directory. (000033) 12:21:05 PM - calix (192.168.40.203)>CWD Rel08_00_669 (000033) 12:21:05 PM - calix (192.168.40.203)>550 CWD failed. '/C7/Rel08_00_669': directory not found.

At this point I think i'm stuck since I don't have the release images for the Combo-24V card, would anyone have any idea how to obtain those? Screenshot of error - • • • •. I don't have the CUP available to me. Does anyone know how I would go about obtaining the CUP files?

I can't find them anywhere on Calix's site. I think if I had a set of release files for the ATP/AMP card and Combo-24V that I could put on the FTP server that would get everything working. I was able to put in a OC3 line card and that came up with no issues, which verifies justin's comment that the Combo-24V card has a special set of firmware files that aren't hosted on the ATP/AMP card.