MGC-25/50/100 MGC+50/100 - Polycom
MGC-25/50/100 MGC+50/100 - Polycom
MGC-25/50/100 MGC+50/100 - Polycom
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<strong>MGC</strong> Release Notes - Version 7.5<br />
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If no selection is made in the Test Options box, the tests will run one time.<br />
Test Selection<br />
The Test Selection box displays the tests that are available for the selected element.<br />
All - Selects all the diagnostic tests to run. Tests vary depending on the selected MCU<br />
component, for details, see Table 8 on page 1-66. When the MCU icon or card icon is<br />
selected, all tests are run by default. When a card unit is selected, tests can be selected<br />
individually.<br />
Run button - Initiates the diagnostic tests that are selected.<br />
Stop button - Terminates on going diagnostic tests.<br />
IP Test Box<br />
The IP Test box is active during the LAN test. The IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default<br />
Gateway information must be entered. If these parameters are not entered, a pop-up box<br />
appears when the diagnostics run the LAN test, and these fields must be entered at that<br />
time. You can cancel the LAN test instead of entering the IP Test values.<br />
IP Address - This is the address of the card and should be provided by the System<br />
Administrator.<br />
Subnet Mask - This is provided by the System Administrator.<br />
Default Gateway - This is necessary to test the LAN Controller.<br />
Test Results Pane<br />
As the tests are run, the results are displayed in the Test Results table. A log report is written<br />
containing these results.<br />
The test categories depend on what tests are run. When the MCU icon is selected in the<br />
Browser pane, two terms are displayed: Card and Status. When the cards or units are<br />
selected, there are five terms displayed in this window:<br />
Table 11: Test Selection Categories and Descriptions<br />
Field Description<br />
Card Displays the name of the card and its serial number.<br />
Unit Identifies the unit on the card.<br />
Test Identifies the test.<br />
Status Describes whether or not the test was completed, if<br />
it timed out, whether the test passed or failed.<br />
Time Left Lists the time left to run on the test.<br />
When you click on a test result (a row) in the summary table, the test details re displayed in<br />
the Details box.<br />
The two buttons below the Details box determine how the test results are saved in the log<br />
report.<br />
Save Details - Saves the details as they appear in the Details box.<br />
Save Summary - Saves the table in the Tests Results pane to the Falcon Logs folder. The<br />
log is named using the MCU name, Slot ID, Card name, Unit, Processor and Word<br />
summary.