Information

  • Project Title

Project Details

  • Date

  • Auditor

  • CP

  • SP

  • WO

  • Network

TRAC

  • Check TRAC Authority has been claimed.--- TCOM

  • Check Links all match the design pack details---TMBR

  • Check Port details are correct ( Transmission ) or are loaded into the comments field ( Data & IP )

MITS

  • Check Serial numbers are loaded for all cards, SFP's, subracks etc

  • Check Port allocations matches TRAC details

  • Check location details are the same as Design pack allocations

  • Check TRAC Authority is loaded against all subracks, cards, SFP's etc which relate to this project

DIPS

  • Check Network Element / Links exist and compare with Cramer information

  • Check that the OOB (console connection) has been loaded into DIPS / Cramer

MULTIMAN

  • Check Fibre Allocations on Cables are accurate and match up with TRAC

  • Check Port Details in the comments field also match TRAC port details

  • Check Fibre location details matches the location details in MITS

  • Check Fibre subrack location details are the same as the details loaded in MITS

CADLINK

  • Check Drawings have correct location and identification of equipment for each site

  • Check Rack Drawings are correct

  • Check AMS drawings are updated with alarm information and matches the details in TRAC

ALARMS

  • Check PointsList Snapshot is accurate for PDH alarms and not active if removing equipment

  • AI Remote alarms-check info is correct if appropriate for this project

CRAMER

  • Check ports are showing the correct colour status. E.g.- Green = In Service, Red = Decommissioned etc

  • Check Ports exist and are labelled correctly

  • Check Network Element exists and are labelled correctly

  • Check Links show correct utilisation and circuits as per TRAC details

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