KNOWN PROBLEMS
CANNOT CONNECT THE BROWSER TO THE LCT PORT
Check that the PC LAN card is enabled and that the settings are correct (automatic IP address using
DHCP).
Check that the PC LAN card has the IP address in the same subnet as the LCT port (172.17.254.xxx).
Check that the LCT-port IP-address in the browser is the same as the PC LAN card "default
gateway" which is always 172.17.254.253.
Try removing the PC LAN card physically or disable/enable it using the Control Panel.
Check that pop ups are allowed in the browser.
Lower security settings in the browser: Security Settings = Low.
Disable the PC firewall – this should never be a problem, however.
Remove and reinstall the PC LAN card driver – this will return the card to default settings.
CANNOT ACCESS REMOTE IDU OR "COMMUNICATION ERROR"
If the pull down menu for the opposite IDU is empty, refresh the browser window (F5)
Check that the hop is OK (RX levels OK and BER = 0)
Verify Synchronization Settings: Master/Internal and opposite end is Slave/Modem. Check that the
Slave is configured to sync to the correct Master side modem, if more than one modem is in use.
Check the Bridge mode: identical in all IDUs in the cluster (e.g. 802.1q)
Verify that the modem is connected to Bridge1 port (in the NMS settings).
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