What do you see?
The Circuits page gives you a listing of all the EPL(Ethernet Private Line) circuits available in your Enterprise. From this page, you can access detailed information about any listed circuit. You can also enter Repair tickets for the listed circuits. You can sort the list on any column by clicking the appropriate column heading, or filter the list to find specific items more quickly.
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Fields and buttons - Filters Section
Field
Description
Circuit Id
This field allows you to type the unique identifier for the circuits you want to see listed.
Note: You can type an asterisk(one of these - *) at the beginning or end of what you type here as a wildcard character. Wildcard characters allow you to type a partial value to see all items containing that string.
Example: Typing san might return sanitation engineer, San Diego, Santa Claus, insanity, partisan, etc.Bandwidth
This field allows you to type the maximum speed at which the circuits you want to see listed are able to transmit data. This value is measured in Mbps(Megabits per second).
A Location
This heading indicates that the five fields below it refer to the location at the "A" end of the circuit.
Address 1
This field allows you type the first line of the street address at which the "A" location of the circuits you want to see listed exists.
Address 2
This field allows you type any additional information for the street address at which the "A" location of the circuits you want to see listed exists.
City
This field allows you to type the name of the city in which the "A" location of the circuits you want to see listed exists.
State
This field allows you to type the state in which the "A" location of the circuits you want to see listed exists.
Zip code
This field allows you to type the ZIP code for the "A" location of the circuits you want to see listed.
Z Location
This heading indicates that the five fields below it refer to the location at the "Z" end of the circuit.
Address 1
This field allows you type the first line of the street address at which the "Z" location of the circuits you want to see listed exists.
Address 2
This field allows you type any additional information for the street address at which the "Z" location of the circuits you want to see listed exists.
City
This field allows you to type the name of the city in which the "Z" location of the circuits you want to see listed exists.
State
This field allows you to type the state in which the "Z" location of the circuits you want to see listed exists.
Zip code
This field allows you to type the ZIP code for the "Z" location of the circuits you want to see listed.
Diversity
This field allows you to type the Diversity value for the circuits you want to see listed.
Click this button to clear all the values in the Filters section. Clearing the fields allows you to enter a new filter or reset the page by leaving the fields blank and clicking
.Click this button to retrieve all the circuits that match the criteria you entered. When you click this button, the system attempts to retrieve all matching circuits, then refreshes your browser window. When the page reappears, only those circuits that match your criteria should appear.
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Fields and buttons - Circuits Section
Field
Description
These check boxes allow you to select the circuits on which you want to take action.
Circuit Id
This column displays the unique identifier for each listed circuit. The values in this column are hyperlinks. When you click one, the system takes you to the Circuit Details page.
Bandwidth
This column displays the speed at which each listed circuit is able to transmit data. Bandwidth is measured in Mbps(Megabits per second).
A Location
This column displays the full address at which the circuit's "A" location exists. The values in this column are hyperlinks. When you click one, the system takes you to the Location Details page for the selected circuit endpoint.
Z Location
This column displays the full address at which the circuit's "Z" location exists. The values in this column are hyperlinks. When you click one, the system takes you to the Location Details page for the selected circuit endpoint.
Diversity
This column indicates whether or not each listed circuit is a diverse circuit(A diverse circuit connects the same two endpoints in an Ethernet Private Line as another circuit, but travels a different path over the provider's network. Diverse circuits provide a backup to a working circuit.).
Select Action then Click Go
This drop-down list allows you to choose the action you want to take on the selected circuits.
Once you have chosen an action, click this button to move to the appropriate page to take that action.
Tools
No tool icons are available on this page.
What do you want to do?
You can perform the following tasks from this page: