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| What are the two configurations of the Promina 400? |
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| The Promina 400 standard configurations is 12 slots, but is expandable to 24 slots. |
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| What are typically located on the High Speed Shelf (HSS)? |
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| What will the High Speed Shelf of the Promina 800 always be designated as? |
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| How many Promina Processor Modules can be installed in a Promina 800? |
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| 1 to 4 PPMs can be installed |
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| What allows for two DTE's to be connected with out the use of a DCE? |
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| What device modulates digital onto an analog carrier for transmission? |
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| What network device is certified to secure all classification levels and categories and able to encrypt trunk level high speed circuits? |
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| The KIV-19A supports traffic rates up to how many Mbps? |
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| The two communication modes on the KIV-19A are what? |
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| This option on the KIV-19 is used to initiate sychronization in the current variable after a power transient or unsuccessful change key update attempt. |
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| What are optional modules (such as trunk, voice and data) that add capabilities to nodes to meet specific requirements? |
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| What is a feature module used to connect two nodes and connect to a network? |
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| What is a feature module used to interface customer DTE equipment with a node? |
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| What is the version of a card called? |
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| How many load units does a Promina Processor Module have? |
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| What is a backup equipment that protects against network failure called? |
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| What do the Promina nodes use to transport data between cards in a node? |
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| The Promina has 3 different buses, what are they? |
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| The C-bus, T-bus and X-bus |
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| Which bus uses the processor module to carry signaling and control information between modules? |
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| Which bus carries real-time user data and is the vehicle for intra-nodal communications? |
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| Which bus is used to connect the shelves on a Promina 800 node, from the SX or SX-2 module to the BX module? |
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| What distributes clock and data signals to the second shelf? |
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| What is a common connection point between the various modules of the Promina? |
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| What is the point at which a call leaves the node and enters the network or arrives at a node from the network? |
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| What two components make up the data modules and connect through the backplane? |
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| Front card and the interface card |
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| What are the three types of data modules (feature cards) for the Promina? |
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| Quad Asynchronous Synchronous Data (QASD), Universal Synchronous Data (USD), High Speed Data (HSD-2) |
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| The QASD allows how many data rates and how many ports? |
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| 2 data rates and up to 4 ports |
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| Which data module has a maximum asynchronous data transmission rate of 19.2 kbps and a maximum synchronous rate of 64kbps? |
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| This has two independent synchronous data ports that provide bandwidth from 1200 bps to 1.344 Mbps? |
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| Which Promina menu is the entry point for accessing the Operator Interface and permits access to the CPU, PSM, & another Promina node? |
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| Promina Interface Menu (PIM) |
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| Which menu contains commands for managing operators and the operator console? |
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| Which menu contains commands for configuring the network, monitoring and controlling alarms and events, performing diagnostics and performing network ops? |
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| Functional Area Menu (FAM) |
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| This menu allows the operator to query, enable, disable, perform testing, block, unblock, install or anything that would indicate an action within the software system? |
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| What is a logical port-to-port connection or circuit (channel) built between two ports in a Promina network? |
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| What is the physical interface between the Promina (node) and the customer's equipment? |
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| The physical connection between two nodes. |
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| What is the logical connection between two nodes called? |
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| How many Promina domains can be interconnected to form one network? |
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| DS3/T3 has how many channels? |
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| What are the 6 common requirements for every Promina node? |
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| Power, Processor, Bus, Backplane, Timing, Memory |
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| The amount of bandwidth required for the operation of a specific card or module in the Promina is what? |
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| How many different clock references can be designated to maintain timing on the network in reference to the SX-2 card? |
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| What relays clock and data signals to the second shelf? |
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| What device is used to input and display data? |
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| What is the menu driven software program that allows easy programming and operation of the Promina nodes? |
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| What contains the system parameters you set on your node? |
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| The configuration database. |
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| This menu allows the operator to enter expert mode which allows you to type shorter commands to skip the long menu screens. |
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| Signaling Channel Link Protocol (SCLP) |
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| A domain ID refers to a network of Promina nodes. Each domain can contain up to 250 nodes. |
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| What is a Gateway (Promina)? |
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| An attribute that specifies whether this Promina device acts as a gateway between different Promina domains. |
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| A node ID refers to a specific Promina (value shown as N1-N250, for example) within a particular domain. The node ID can be selected by the user or set to “Auto Assign”. |
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| This is where you identify the card or module you wish to modify, install, delete, undelete, block, unblock, or query such as a card or module. |
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| Which command allows network operators to view the alarm entries in the local alarm log? |
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| Why is dynamic routing important? |
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| If the trunk connected to a node is down, traffic is automatically rerouted over other trunks. |
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| What does DISA stand for? |
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| Defense Information System Agency |
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| How does DISA ensure there are some standards of operation throughout the Promina network? |
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| Through centralized management. |
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| Configuration on the CV-8448-D is done with what from the PC or terminal to the back panel labeled "CONFIG"? |
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| DS1/T1 contains how many channels? |
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| Before changing settings on a Promina card you must first do what to the card? |
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| What are two different T1 multiplexers? |
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| The two different T1 multiplexers are a channel bank and a digital PBX. |
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| What is the standard referenced for networks? |
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| What is the command Query (Q) call control block (CCB) |
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| it shows you all the calls currently in progress and how much bandwidth and distant end doman, node, card, and port |
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