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This chapter describes the different Cisco Optical Site Manager views. In this chapter, you will also learn to add new racks.
The COSM Topology page offers two distinct views:
The Rack view provides a visual representation of a rack, including its nodes and cards. Hovering over a device or node in this view displays the device's name as a tooltip.
The Table view displays the Chassis list along with details such as node UIDs, rack number, chassis type, and description. It also provides the option to add a new rack.
Use this task to add a rack.
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Click COSM Topology in the left panel. The COSM Topology page appears. |
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Click Add Rack. The Add rack dialog box appears. |
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Enter a rack ID in the Rack ID field. You can enter any value from 1 through 32767. |
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Click Apply. The rack is added to the rack and table views. |
Use this task to open the card view.
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Click COSM Topology in the left panel. The Rack and Chassis view appear. |
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Navigate to the chassis view using any one of the following steps:
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From the Rack view, right-click the slot that contains the card and choose Open Card. The card view appears. |
Use this task to view a passive device to a passive chassis. You can also use this task to identify a specific passive device that is associated to a USB port by using the LED blink function.
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Click COSM Topology in the left panel. |
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Click the rack name in the Rack view. |
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Click the Provisioning tab. |
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Click Passives to expand the section. The passive devices are displayed in the table. |
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Select the check box corresponding to a device and click Edit. |
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Select the USB port from the drop-down list. |
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Click Apply. |
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(Optional) Click LED Blink to start blinking the LED of the passive device. |
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(Optional) Click LED Status to know the LED status of the associated device. |
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(Optional) Click LED Blink again to stop the blinking. |
Use this task to display the voltage, temperature and current information of a chassis.
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Click COSM Topology in the left panel. The COSM Topology page appears. |
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Click the rack name from the Rack view. |
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Right-click the outer edge of the chassis from the Rack view and select Open to open the Chassis view. Alternatively, you can also double-click the chassis to open the Chassis view. |
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Click the tab. |
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Click the Voltage/Temperature/Current section to expand it. |
Use this task to display the power monitoring parameters of a chassis.
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Click COSM Topology in the left panel. The COSM Topology page appears. |
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Click the rack name from the Rack view. |
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Right-click the chassis from the Rack view and select Open. Alternatively, you can also double-click the chassis to open the Chassis view. |
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Click the tab. |
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Click the Power Monitor section to expand it. |
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