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Figure 8-9 shows an example of a ring and cascade topology.
Figure 8-9 Ring and Cascade Topology
Satellites enhance the performance bandwidth of Cisco ASR 9000 NEs. Each satellite is modeled as a 
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Figure 8-11 Satellite Properties
To view the satellite details and properties in logical inventory:
Step 1In the Vision client, double-click the device in which the satellite is configured. 
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Step 5Click the respective tabs on the content pane to view the details of satellite connections and satellite 
fabric links.
Ta b l e 8 - 2 describes the details of satellite connections and satellite fabric links.
Table 8-2 Satellite Connections and...

  
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Viewing ICCP Group Properties
To view the properties of the ICCP Group:
Step 1Double-click the satellite device to open the Inventory window.
Step 2Choose Logical Inventory> Redundancy Systems. Click the particular ICCP Group. The properties 
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  Satellite ICL alarm support for 9000V Satellite
Access Data Link Aggregations tab
Satellite ICL alarm support for 9000V Satellite
ICL alarm support is a specific requirement for ASR9000v satellite. It enables identifying the root cause 
for ICL links and bundle-ether links by generating the Link Down alarms whenever the ICL links go 
down.
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Redundancy Support
Prime Network provides card redundancy information for Route Switch Processor (RSP) or Route 
Processor (RP) cards. To find out if redundancy is configured and whether an entity is the active or 
standby entity:
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Viewing Port Status and Properties and Checking Port 
Utilization
To view ports and pluggable transceivers, choose Physical Inventory > Chassis > card (or subcard) and 
click the plus sign to expand the card inventory. Prime Network displays any physical ports, logical 
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Figure 8-12 Listing All Ports on a Network Element
Prime Network displays the following information about all ports that are configured on the device. If 
the device has any unmanaged ports, they are also displayed.
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If any ports in the inventory are black, it means the item was physically removed. You can verify this by 
checking its operational status which should display Out. 
To display all of the ports on a specific card’s physical inventory, choose the card you are interested in. 
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If any ports in the inventory are black, it means the item was physically removed. You can verify this by 
checking its operational status which should display Out. 
Although a subinterface is a logical interface defined in a device, Prime Network displays all of its 
configuration...