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===== Revision History ===== | ===== Revision History ===== | ||
^ Version | ^ Version | ||
- | | 1.4.0 | 2025-xx-yy | + | | 1.4.0 | 2025-xx-yy |
| **1.3.1** | | **1.3.1** | ||
| 1.3.0 | 2024-06-26 | | 1.3.0 | 2024-06-26 | ||
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| Active tickets | All the non closed tickets related to the Cross Connect | | | Active tickets | All the non closed tickets related to the Cross Connect | | ||
| Wiring | Wiring diagram | | | Wiring | Wiring diagram | | ||
+ | | Cables | All the cables that make the Cross Connect | | ||
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{{ classdisplay_crossconnect.png ?nolink }} | {{ classdisplay_crossconnect.png ?nolink }} | ||
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+ | <note tip> | ||
+ | * When the Cross Connect moves to production state: | ||
+ | * The cables that make the path between the local and peer end are listed in the **Cables** tab. | ||
+ | * All the network sockets along the path are set with a pointer to the cross connect | ||
+ | * When the Cross Connect exits the production state: | ||
+ | * The **Cables** tab is not displayed anymore. | ||
+ | * The pointer to the cross connect is reset on all the network sockets along the path | ||
+ | </ | ||
=== Finding Wiring Paths === | === Finding Wiring Paths === | ||
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These value can be overwritten through the configuration file, as described [[extensions: | These value can be overwritten through the configuration file, as described [[extensions: | ||
</ | </ | ||
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+ | === Create Cables === | ||
+ | Once the status of the Cross Connect is set to **Production**, | ||
===== Physical Interface ===== | ===== Physical Interface ===== | ||
{{icons8-globe-wire.png | {{icons8-globe-wire.png | ||
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| Network socket #1 - Back end | Foreign key to a(n) Network Socket | Yes | | | Network socket #1 - Back end | Foreign key to a(n) Network Socket | Yes | | ||
| Network socket #2 - Back end | Foreign key to a(n) Network Socket | Yes |Friendly name of a network cable is automatically computed as the concatenation of the 2 network socket names. | | Network socket #2 - Back end | Foreign key to a(n) Network Socket | Yes |Friendly name of a network cable is automatically computed as the concatenation of the 2 network socket names. | ||
+ | | **Membership** ||| | ||
+ | | Breakout cable | Foreign key to a(n)Breakout Cable | No | | ||
=== Tabs === | === Tabs === | ||
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* The friendly name of a back end network cable is automatically computed as the concatenation of the two network sockets' | * The friendly name of a back end network cable is automatically computed as the concatenation of the two network sockets' | ||
* Its label may be automatically computed through the method SetLabel that can be overloaded. | * Its label may be automatically computed through the method SetLabel that can be overloaded. | ||
+ | * A back end network cable may belong to a breakout cable | ||
</ | </ | ||