> Cisco ASR 5000 Series Documentation Set for UMTS 12.2
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> Welcome
> This section includes the following topics:

> l | Description

> l | Minimum System Requirements

> l | Launching the HTML Search Tool

> l | Using the HTML Search Tool

> l | Contacting Customer Support

> Description
> To provide more robust search capabilities within our user documentation set, Starent Networks has published the set in the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and has provided a Dynamic HTML (DHTML)-based search tool. The DHTML search tool can be accessed through web browsers such as Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox(R) and provides a means for accessing/viewing documents/content, as well as for performing searches across one or more documents simultaneously

> l | Benefits:

> l | Leverages the inherent benefits of HTML:

> l | Accessible via any platform with a supported web browser installed

> l | The supported browser must have JavaScript enabled. If JavaScript is not enabled, then the help set will not display in its entirety.

> l | Can be stored on local hard disk, burned to a CDROM or made available on local / remote server

> l | Can use additional web browser functions such as tabbed browsing Mozilla Firefox in and search capabilities

> l | Multiple search capabilities:

> l | Find search terms in one or more documents simultaneously

> l | Implied "OR" used for searching terms with multiple words; quotation marks ( " " ) can be used to search for phrases

> l | A Starent Networks-developed synonyms list identifies most commonly used acronyms and similar words providing for more intelligent searches

> l | Wildcards (*) are supported

> l | Search results display the rank and section title where you can find the information

> l | Improved Contents:

> l | Table of Contents can be expanded/collapsed to find information quickly

> l | Easy to use:

> l | Provides a simple interface requiring little or no training to use

> l | Frequently used content can be "bookmarked" for quick access

> l | Any page can be printed from within the tool

> l | Provides navigation buttons and links for maneuvering through content

> Minimum System Requirements

> l | 120 MB of free hard disk space

> l | One of the following web browsers must be installed:

> l | Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.x or 6.x

> l | Mozilla Firefox 1.x

> l | Netscape 7.x or 8.x

> l | Safari 1.x or 2.x

> l | Opera 7.54u2 or 8.x.

> Launching the HTML Search Tool

> 1 | Extract the .zip file to an empty directory on your computer or workstation.

> IMPORTANT: Once all files have been extracted, do not alter the default directory structure. Doing so will cause links to become inoperable and will diminish the search tool's capabilities.

> 2 | Launch your web browser.

> 3 | Open the index.html file located in the directory used in step 1.

> 4 | Using the HTML Search Tool

> Once the index.html file has been opened in your browser, the page that is displayed consists of two frames:

> l | Navigation Frame: The frame on the left containing the following:

> l | Contents tab: A list of all of the documents supported by the search tool. Within this tab, documents can be expanded to display their hierarchy (i.e. chapters and sub-sections). Click the desired book icon to the left of the book's title.

> l | Search tab: Allows users to perform topic searches in one or more documents simultaneously. Search results are also displayed in this tab.

> l | Favorites Tab: Provides users with the ability to bookmark various sections of the documents that they use frequently or may need to refer to at later time.

> l | Content Frame: The frame on the right that displays document content and provides the following additional functions at the top of every page when viewing content:

> l | Printing: Print from any page by clicking the Print button (printer icon).

> l | Page Navigation: Page forward or back by clicking the Previous or Next buttons

> l | ( < or > icons), or view page location on Contents tab by clicking the Show in Contents button (icon with left/right arrows).

> l | Provide Feedback: Users can provide feedback on a specific section of a document by clicking the E-mail button (envelope icon).

> l | Chapter Section Links: Hyperlinks are provided indicating the content's position in a document's chapter. This not only provides a visual indicator of the content's location in the document hierarchy, but also provides a mechanism for quickly maneuvering through the document.

> Using the HTML Search Tool
> Performing a search

> 1 | Select the Search tab in the Navigation Frame.

> 2 | Select the document(s) in which the search is to be conducted. A list of the documents supported by the search tool is provided in a pull-down menu. You can select an individual document from the list or the All Available Books option to search in all documents supported by the tool.

> 3 | Enter a search term in the field provided. Search terms can be single or multiple words. If multiple words are entered in the search field, the tool implements an implied "OR" condition between the words. The tool can search for multi-word phrases if the words are enclosed in quotes ( " " ). In addition, the use of wildcards (*) is also supported.

> 4 | Click the Go button to execute the search.Search results are reported in the Search tab. They are assigned a ranking according to their relevance and categorized by document (if multiple documents were searched). If no results were found, "(no results)" is displayed.

> Adding Document Content to Your "Favorites"

> 1 | With the desired content displayed in the Content Frame, select the Favorites tab. The document's section heading in which the content is located is displayed in the Add field.

> 2 | Click the Add button. A bookmark is added to the Favorites tab for future use.

> IMPORTANT: Bookmarks on the Favorites tab are maintained through the use of cookies. In the event all of your browser cookies are cleared, the bookmarks on the Favorites tab are also deleted.
> Bookmarks can be removed by selecting the desired bookmark on the Favorites tab and clicking the Remove button.
> Contacting Customer Support
> Use the information in this section to contact customer support.
> For New Customers: Refer to the support area of http://www.cisco.com for up-to-date product documentation or to submit a service request. A valid username and password is required to this site. Please contact your local sales or service representative for additional information.
> For Existing Customers with support contracts through Starent Networks: Refer to the support area of https://support.starentnetworks.com/ for up-to-date product documentation or to submit a service request. A valid username and password is required to this site. Please contact your local sales or service representative for additional information.
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