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Base System Configuration

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The cardtypes.cfg and majority of the *.triplets files are configured

during manufacture and installation, and do not typically require editing. A few of the

files, identified below, contain parameter reset variables that stipulate the interval at

which the associated hardware resets itself when required. The defaults are normally

adequate for most installations but can be changed if needed. If settings are changed,

the system must be restarted for them to take effect.

The /cfg/atm_triplets.cfg File

The following is a copy of the atm_triplets.cfg file installed by default on

the system.

PERItms

Subdirectory Contents

cfg Protocol configuration and definition files, as well as system level TMS

software and hardware configuration files. Protocol files are discussed

in the Media Processing Server Series Telephony Reference Manual.

The remaining files include the ali_triplets.cfg,

atm_drv_triplets.cfg, atm_triplets.cfg, cardtypes.cfg,

pcm_triplets.cfg, ps_triplets.cfg, scsi_triplets.cfg,

and tms_triplets.cfg files.

cfg Contains the protocol Configuration Definition Files (*.cdf) as well as

the cardtypes.cfg file. CDF files are generally not modified during

the life cycle of the system and therefore are not discussed further in

this manual.

images Contains the same files as the Solaris package /cfg directory with

the exception of the cardtypes.cfg file and CDF files (see Windows

entry immediately above). Otherwise, information in the first column of

this table applies.

etc Parameter and text string data files.

site-cfg Protocol configuration files and TMS system configuration files copied

to The MPSHOME/common/etc/tms Directory (see page 103).

Example: atm_triplets.cfg

;

PARAM Reset_Time = 10

;

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