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8285> show port 1.1 verbose 1
Type Mode Status
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.01:UNI enabled UP-NO ACTIVITY 2
Signalling Version : with ILMI
Flow Control : Off
VPI.VCI range : 3.1023 (2.10 bits)
Connector : RJ45
Media : copper twisted pair
Remote device is inactive 2
IX status : IX KO 2
Port speed : 25600 kbps
8285>
8285> show port 1.1 verbose 3
Type Mode Status
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.01:UNI enabled UP-OKAY 4
Signalling Version : with ILMI
Flow Control : Off
VPI.VCI range : 3.1023 (2.10 bits)
Connector : RJ45
Media : copper twisted pair
Remote device is active 4
IX status : IX OK 4
Port speed : 25600 Kbps
8285>
Figure 45. The Sample Console Screen to Check the Physical Connection
Notes:
1 This SHOW PORT command was issued when the physical cabling
has been done but the remote device is power off.
2 You can get the status shown in several lines, but the main status is
shown in the first line. The UP-NO ACTIVITY means the status
physical cabling is done but no physical layer activity is detected.
3 This SHOW PORT command was issued when the physical connection
was up and the remote device is been ready.
4 The UP-OKAY means the remote device is attached to the ATM
network.
The typical reasons an ATM device might be unable to make a physical
connection are as follows:
•
Cabling
If a fiber cable is used, check to see if the each end of the cable is
connected to the appropriate connector, transmit or receive. And if a copper
cable is used, check to see that the pinouts of the cable and each end of the
cable are matched, especially when you use a non-Forum-compliant adapter
or the connection is between ATM switches.
140 ATM Workgroup Solutions: Implementing the 8285 ATM Switch