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How can I view MCU alarms?

The methods of viewing alarms of ViewPoint 8000 series and VP9000 series MCUs are similar.
Method 1: Take the ViewPoint 8650 as an example. Log in to the web interface and click Alarms at the lower-left corner of the page to display the alarms.
Method 2: Log in to the MCU in CLI mode.
Assume that the CRT tool is used to log in to the MCU in SSH2 mode.
Notes: For ViewPoint 8650C/8650/8660 VxxxR007C02 and later versions and VP9630/9650/9660, the default login user name and password are admin and Change_Me, respectively. For the other versions of ViewPoint 8000 series MCUs, the default login user name and password are admin and admin, respectively.
Start the CRT tool, create a connection, and set the connection type to SSH2. Enter the host IP address and user name and retain the default settings of the other parameters. Then click Connect. In the dialog box that is displayed, enter the correct password and click OK to log in.
Run the dis al command to view alarms. If you do not understand the alarm, send the command output to Huawei technical support engineers.
Method 3: Check the alarm indicators on the MCU hardware device.
For details, see Operation and Maintenance > Maintenance Guide > Maintenance Guidelines > Checking Alarms in http://support.huawei.com/hdx/hdx.do?docid=DOC1000212050&lang=en&id=library_change_preview&from=HedExLite&clientWidth=1628&browseTime=1497972587344.

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How can I view the version number of an MCU?

Two methods are available: in CLI mode or on the MCU web interface. Method 1: In CLI mode: Log in to the MCU server in SSH or Telnet mode and run the display version command to view the MCU version information. Method 2: On the MCU web interface: Log in to the MCU web interface and choose Help > Version. In the dialog box that is displayed, view the MCU version information.

How can I restart the MCU?

You can restart the MCU in CLI mode. The steps are as follows: 1. Run the reboot command to restart the device. 2. Run the reboot Board number command to restart a specified board.

How can I view the VP9000 series MCU license?

The method of viewing the VP9000 series MCU license is as follows: 1. Log in to the MCU web interface. 2. Choose Help > Version to view the license information.

How do I view the ESN of the MCU?

You can view the ESN of the MCU using the CLI or web interface. To view the ESN of the MCU using the web interface, perform the following operations: 1. Log in to the MCU web interface. 2. Choose Settings > System Status. The System Status page is displayed. 3. Click the License tab. View the license information about the MCU, including the port capacity and ESN. To view the ESN of the MCU using the CLI, perform the following operations: 1. Log in to the board where the MCU is located using Telnet. 2. Run the dis ESN or dis manufacture-info command to query the ESN of the MCU.

How can I view the ESNs of the MCU board and daughter board?

Enter the user name (administrator) and password (administrator) to log in to the MCU board in Telnet mode and run the display elable x command to query the board ESN. Operation instructions as follows: display elabel - boardtype: 0:GPUA,1:NP,2:SubBoard0,3:SubBoard1,4:SubBoard2,5:SubBoard3,6:HSB //0: indicates that GPUA board information is queried. 2, 3, 4, and 5: indicate daughter boards 0, 1, 2, and 3, respectively. [Board Properties] BoardType=VC61GCCB BarCode = 020DLB1089000022 //Take GPUA as an example. BarCode specifies the ESN. The ninth and tenth digits of BarCode indicate the year (2008) and month (September) when the device is produced. A indicates October, B indicates November, and C indicates December. /$Item=03020DLB /eDescription=General Central Control Board B /$PCBVersion=C Manufactured = 2008-09-15 //indicates the specific production date. ManufactureCode=1

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