Ericsson Consono MD110 PBX Management Module Guide

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Management Module Guide


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M anagement M odul e Guid e

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Contents

Preface

Wha t Is in This G uide .......................................................................................................... ix

Convent ions .......................................................................................................................... ix

Relat ed SP EC TRU M Documenta tion....................................................................................xOth er Relat ed Documenta tion ...............................................................................................x

Chapter 1 Introduction

Wha t Is in This Ch a pter..................................................................................................... 1-1

MD110................................................................................................................................. 1-1

SP EC TRU M Su pport .......................................................................................................... 1-2

Accessing S P EC TRU M Views from t he D evice Icon .................................................. 1-2

Accessing Device-Specific Subv iews ............................................................................ 1-5

SP EC TRU M Views Roa dma p ............................................................................................ 1-5

Chapter 2 Device View

Wha t Is in This Ch a pter..................................................................................................... 2-1

Ch a ssis Module Icon .................................................................................................... 2-2

Ch a ssis Module Icon Su bviews Menu .................................................................. 2-3

Ch a ssis M odule Icon D eta ils ....................................................................................... 2-4

Logical Module Menu Selections .......................................................................... 2-4


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Chapter 3 Configuration Views

Wha t Is in This Ch a pter .....................................................................................................3-1

MD110 Confi gura tion View ................................................................................................3-1

Int erfa ces Inform a tion View ........................................................................................3-3

Int erfa ces Informa tion D eta il Views .....................................................................3-5

IC U Int erfa ces Ta ble ..............................................................................................3-6OP I Informa tion Ta ble ...........................................................................................3-6

Ca ll I nforma tion Logging Ta ble ............................................................................3-7

Computer Telephony Int erfa ces Ta ble ..................................................................3-7

IS DN B a sic Ra te E xtensions Ta ble .......................................................................3-7

VCU Int erfa ces Ta ble View ....................................................................................3-8

Ser ver (E 1/T1 E LU -7) Ta ble ............. ............ ............ ............. ............ ............ ........ 3-8

Da ta Ext ensions Ta ble View ..................................................................................3-8

DNA Int erconnections Ta ble .................................................................................3-9

Alar m Inform a tion View ..............................................................................................3-9

P IN Alar m Informa tion View ..............................................................................3-10

DNA Tra p Dest ina tion Ta ble View ......................................................................3-11

Route a nd Trun k Inform a tion View ....................................................................3-11

LI M Ta ble View ............ ............. ............ ............ ............. ............ ............ ............. ........ 3-13G roup S w itch I nforma tion View ................................................................................3-13

MD Agent In forma tion View ......................................................................................3-14

Int erfa ce Confi gura tion View ...........................................................................................3-15

Model Redunda ncy C onfi gura tion View ....................................................................3-17

Int erfa ce Address Tra nsla tion Ta ble View ................................................................3-17

Address Tra nsla tion Ta ble Inform a tion View .....................................................3-17

Int erfa ce Address Tra nsla tion Ta ble View ..........................................................3-17

Chapter 4 Event and Alarm Messages


E ricsson Consono MD110 Sw itch E vents a nd Alar ms ......................................................4-1

Chapter 5 Application View


Common Applica tions .........................................................................................................5-1

MD 110 Applicat ion ............. ............ ............ ............. ............ ............ ............. ............ .... 5-4

Index


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Figures

Chapter 1 Introduction

Figure 1-1. U sing Double-Click Zones to Access SP EC TRU M Views . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 1-3

Figure 1-2. Using the Icon Subviews Menu to Access SP ECTRUM Views . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . 1-4

Figure 1-3. Roadma p of SP EC TRU M Device Views . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . 1-6


Figure 2-1. MD110 Device View .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . 2-2

Figure 2-2. Cha ssis Module Icon Deta il .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. 2-3

Chapter 5 Application View

Figure 5-1. MD110 Applicat ion View (in Icon Mode) . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 5-2

Figure 5-2. MD110 Applicat ion View (in List Mode) . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. 5-3


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Tables


Table 2-1. Module Icon Subviews Menu .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . 2-4

Chapter 3 Configuration Views

Table 3-1. Agent Connection St at es .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 3-2

Table 3-2. MD110 Alarm Sta tes .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. 3-2

Table 3-3. Common Int erface St at es.. . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 3-4

Table 3-4. Agent St at e Values .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . 3-14

Table 3-5. Ericsson C onsono MD110 Switch Interface Types . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . 3-16

Chapter 4 Event and Alarm Messages

Table 4-1. Ericsson Consono MD110 PB X Events and Alarm s . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . 4-2


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Preface

U se this guide a s a reference for t he Er icsson Consono MD110 PB X.

B efore using this guide, you should be fam iliar w ith S P EC TRU Ms

functions as described in the Opera t o r s Re fer ence

, an d the

Adm i n i s t r a t o r s Refer en ce

. You should a lso be familiar wit h a ny

network management and hardware requirements described in the

related hardware documentation.

For the purposes of this gu ide, th e Ericsson Consono MD110 P B X is

referred t o as MD110.

What Is in This Guide

The following cha pter descriptions outline the orga niza tion of the

Er i csson Consono MD 110 PBX M an agem en t M odu l e Gu i de

.

Conventions

This g uide uses t he follow ing conventions:

Menu selections an d buttons referenced in text are printed in

bold

; for example, Configuration

or Detail

.

Chapter Description

Cha pter 1

Int roduct ion

Describes the device, the ma na gement module and

model ty pes.

Cha pter 2

Devi ce Views

Describes the D evice views representing the d evice.

Cha pter 3

Configur ati on Views

Describes the Configur at ion views for the device and t he

network management information provided by views.

Cha pter 4

Event and Al arm M essages

Lis ts and explains event and a larm messages generated

in the E vent Log or Alarm Man ag er for the device.

Cha pter 5

Appl ication View

Describes the Application view an d application-specifi c

informat ion for t he device.


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Related SPECTRUM Documentati on

Pr eface Er i csson Consono MD110 PBX

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But ton names appear in shadowed boxes when introducing para graphs

describing th eir use; for exam ple,

Menu naviga tion is displayed in order of selection; for example, IconSubviews -> Utilities -> Application

.

Ch a p ter t i t les a p pea r in i ta l ics

.

Referenced documents appear in b ol d i t a l i c s

.

Er icsson consono MD110 P B X is referred to as MD110.

Related SPECTRUM Documentation

Refer to the following documentation for more information on usingSPECTRUM:

Ope ra to r s Re fer ence

Adm i n i s t r a t o r s Refer en ce

Repo r t Gene ra to r U ser s Gu i de

App l i ca t i on V i ew Re fer ence

Get t i n g S ta r t ed w i t h SPECTRU M fo r 4 .0 f o r Oper a t o r s

Get t i n g S t a r t ed w i t h SPECTRUM f or 4.0 f or Adm i n i s t a t or s

How t o Ma na g e You r Netwo r k w i t h SPECTRUM

Other Related Documentation

Refer t o the following documenta tion for m ore informat ion on ma na ging

TCP /IP -ba sed netw orks:

LA N T r oub l eshoot i n g H an dbook

, Ma rk M iller (1989,

M&T Publishing, Inc.)

Th e S imp l e Book An In t r o duc t i o n t o Man agemen t o f T CP /IP - ba sed

I n t e r n e t s

, Mar sha ll T. Rose, Performan ce Systems Interna tional, Inc.

Compu t er Netwo r k s

, Andr ew S . Ta nenba um, P rent ice-H a ll, Inc.

Loca l A r ea Ne two r k s, A r ch i t e ct u r es and Im p l emen ta t i o n s

, J a mes

Ma rt in & Ka th leen K. C ha pma n for the Arben G roup, Inc. (1989,

Prentice-Hall, Inc.)

Help


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Chapter 1

Introduction

What Is in This Chapter

This chapter int roduces the S P EC TRU M Ma na gement Module for t he

Ericsson Consono MD110 PBX. It describes the following:

Er icsson Consono MD110 PB X

S P E C TR U M s uppor t

- Accessing SP EC TRU M view s from the device icon

- Accessing Device-Specific S ubviews

S P E C TRUM View s Roa d m a p

MD110

The intelligent MD110 functions as a high-capacity digital voice-data PBX,

carry ing digita l voice, dat a, an d video tra nsparent ly throughout the same

netw orked syst em. The netw ork can consist of on-premise ha rd-wired,

w ireless nodes, or wide a rea netw orked links. The MD110 opera tes in a

coherent single system mode and offers customizable capabilities.

The NT-ba sed MD110 allows fu ll comput er telephony inter netw orking w ith

computer-supported t elephony syst ems. The MD 110 cont a ins L IMs (Line

Int erface Modules) tha t can be distributed throughout a site, an d is ma na gedfrom a t erminal using t he MD110 proprieta ry int erface.

Er icssons SNMP Agent serves as a n interfa ce between the MD110 an d a TCP /

IP LAN. This a gent populates t he agent mib by int errogating t he MD110 over

th e proprieta ry int erfa ce. Connection to the TCP /IP netw ork ca n exist via

Et hernet , V.24, or Token R ing. The S NMP Agent can exist a s a sta nd-a lone

unit for a single MD110, or in a chassis package including up to eight agents.


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SPECTRUM Support

I n t r oduct i on Er i csson Consono M D110 PBX

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SPECTRUM Support

The Er i csson Consono MD 110 PBX M an agem en t Modu le Gu id e provides

informa tion necessary t o mana ge the MD110 with E ricssons SNMP agent a nd

the Management Information Bases (MIBs) included with the management

module.

A SP EC TRU M Mana gement Module is a softwa re emulat ion of a physical

device or a pplica tion (represented by icons in t he user interfa ce.) These icons

provide status at a glance through the use of a color code, and access to

in-depth information on the devices configuration and operating activity.

The model type na me refers to th e models used to specify a tt ribut es, a ctions,

an d a ssociat ions for t he device in S P EC TRU M. The MD110 Mana gement

Module support s one model type, MD110_P B X. Refer t o the

Adm i n i s t r a t o r s

Referen ce for modeling instructions.

Accessing SPECTRUM Views from the Device Icon

The Device icon provides access to SPECTRUM views that display

device-specifi c informa tion. Access S P EC TRU M view s us ing double-click

zones (Figu re 1-1) an d Icon Subview s menus (Figu re 1-2).


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SPECTRUM Support

Accessin g SPECTRU M Views fr om t he Device I con

Figure 1-1. Using Double-Click Zones to Access SPECTRUM Views

Model Name

Ericsson DV

Model Name

Ericsson DV

Accesses the Device Topology view,

refer to the SPECTRUM

Oper a t o r s Refer ence .

Accesses th e Device view, refer

to Cha pter 2,D evi ce Vi ew.

Accesses the Device Topology view,

refer t o the Opera to r s Re fer ence.

Interfa ce Confi gura tion view, refer to

Cha pter 3, Configur at ion Views.

Accesses t he P erforma nce view,

refer t o the SPECTRUM

Opera to r s Refer ence.

Accesses t he Applicat ion view, referto Cha pter 5, Appl i cation View.

Accesses t he Int erface Configur at ion

view, refer to Cha pter 3,

Configur ati on Vi ews.

Accesses the Device view, refer to

Cha pter 2, Devi ce Vi ew.

Accesses t he Applicat ion view, refer

to Cha pter 5, Appl i cation Views.

Accesses the P erforma nce view:

refer to the SPECTRUM

Opera to r s Refer ence.

SNMP

SNMP


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Accessin g SPECTRU M Views from th e Device I con



To access th e Icon S ubviews menu a s show n in Figu re 1-2, do the following:

1. H igh li gh t t he i con .

2. S elect View -> Icon Subviews, or press a nd hold th e applicable mouse

butt on (middle or righ t). Refer to th e Opera to r s Re fer enceforinformation on configuring your mouse.

Figure 1-2. Using the Icon Subviews Menu to Access SPECTRUM Views

Go BackGo UpIcon SubviewsView PathNew ViewBookmarksView HistoryCurrent View Info...Notes...Jump by name...ZoomMap HierarchyPage

CloseNavigateAlarmsPerformanceNotes...Utilities

ZoomDeviceDevTop

ChassisInterface

View

Ctrl + b

Ctrl + c

Model Name

Ericsson DV

SNMP


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SPECTRU M Vi ews Roadmap

Accessi ng Devi ce-Specific Subvi ews

Accessing Device-Specific Subviews

Icon subviews menus provide access to other views which display device-

specifi c informa tion. The icon-specifi c Icon S ubviews menu selections a re

described under t he a pplica ble section w ithin th is guide. The menu selectionstha t a re common to a ll devices a re described in the SPECTRUM

Adm i n i s t r a t o r s Refer en ceand the SPECTRUMOpera to r s Refer ence.

To access t he Icon Subview s menu u sing t he View m enu, do the following:

1. H igh li gh t t he i con .

2. S elect View -> Icon Subviews.

To access t he Icon Subview s menu u sing t he mouse butt on, do the follow ing:

1. Posit ion the mouse pointer on the icon.

2. Click the applicable mouse button (middle or right). Refer to the

SPECTRUMOpera to r s Re fer encefor informat ion on confi guring yourmouse.

SPECTRUM Views Roadmap

Figu re 1-3shows a roadma p of th e SP EC TRU M views for t his device. These

views are accessible from double-click zones (Figu re 1-1) and I con S ubviews

menus (Figu re 1-2).


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Figure 1-3. Roadmap of SPECTRUM Device Views

DevTop view; refer t o the

Opera t o r s Refer ence.

Device view; refer to

Chapter 2, Devi ce View

MD110 Confi gura tion; refer to

Chapter 2, Devi ce View.

MD110 C onfigura t ion

view; refer to

Chapter 2, Devi ce Vi ew

Application view; refer

to Cha pter 5,

Appl ication View.

Model Name

Interface Confi gurat ion

view; refer to Cha pter 3,

Configur ati on Views.

MD110 Configuration

view; refer to Cha pter 2,

Devi ce View


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Chapter 2

Device View

What Is in This ChapterThis cha pter d escribes the MD110 Device view, wh ich includes

representations of the modules, ports, and interfaces. It also describes

an y subviews ava ilable from t he MD110 Device view.


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What I s in Thi s Chapter

Chassis M odul e I con

Devi ce Vi ew Er i csson Consono M D110 PBX


Figure 2-1. MD110 Device View

Chassis Module Icon

Fig ure 2-2displays the a reas of a C ha ssis Module Icon as seen in the

Ch a ssis D evice View.

* File View Help?

Type MD110_P B X of Lan dscape ma chine:Pr imar y

Model Name

Contact

Description

Location

Net Addr

Prime-App

Sys Up Time

Manufacturer

Device Type

Serial Number

MD110

FWD

FWD

D 1 STDBY

D 2 FWD

Repeaters

A UNLOCKED

B

C

UNLOCKED

UNLOCKED

F D D I

A

B

1

2

ACT

ACT

Ericsson

OK indeterm

The only LIMU P1

U P

U P

56

111 LIM-111

THIS VIEW PRE SEN TS A -56

MD110

FWD

FWD

D 1 STDBY

D 2 FWD

Repeaters

A UNLOCKED

B

C

UNLOCKED

UNLOCKED

F D D I

A

B

1

2

ACT

ACT

Ericsson

OK indeterm

The only LIMU P1

U P

U P

56

111 LIM-111

LIM-56

Chassis Module Icon


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Chassis M odule I con

Figure 2-2. Chassis Module Icon Detail

Chassis Module Icon Subviews Menu

Ta ble 2-1describes each of th e device-specifi c Icon S ubviews menu s elections

available for this device. See Chapter 1, Introduction, for information onAccessi ng Devi ce-Specific Subvi ews.

MD110

FWD

FWD

D 1 STDBY

D 2 FWD

Repeaters

A UNLOCKED

B

C

UNLOCKED

UNLOCKED

Menu Selections

F D D I

A

B

1

2

ACT

ACT

Ericsson

OK indeterm

The only LIMU P1

Route/Trun k In forma tionInterfaces I nformat ionConfigurationLIM I nformat ion

U P

U P

56

111 LIM-111

LIM-56

Module Icon S ubviews Menu

CloseNavigateAlarmsPerformanceNotes...UtilitiesZoomRoute/TrunkInterfaces InformationConfigurationLIM Information

CloseNavigateAlarmsPerformanceNotes...UtilitiesZoomPort NotesLIM Detail

P roduct Nam e/Route a nd Trunk I nformat ion View

ModuleIdentificationLabels

MD110 Interfa ces In format ion View

Interface Sta t us Label/MD110 Configur at ion View

Interface In format ion/

Int erface Nu mber/Port Notes

Interface/Configurat ion

Port

Informat ion

Port Icon Subviews Menu

Information

Port St at e/LIM D eta il View

LIM (Line In terfa ce Module)Descriptor


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Chassis Module Icon Details

The Ch a ssis Module icon consists of tw o block rows of informa tion perta ining

to this device. These double-click zones are as follows:

ManufacturerThe modules manufacturer. This double-click zone accesses the Route and

Trunk Information view, described later in this chapter.

Interface Information

The device na me. This double-click zone accesses t he In terfa ces C onfi gura tionview, described lat er in th is chapt er.

Logical Module Menu Selections

You can access the module menu by pressing and holding the right mouse

butt on on a ny logical module icon (refer t o Figu re 2-2). You can select a menu

option by pressing t he middle or right m ouse button on the appropria te block.

You ca n a lso access t he module menu by h ighlight ing t he logica l module icon

an d selecting Icon Subviewsfrom theView menu.

Module/Port Status Information

The Module/P ort I con provides link in forma tion for t his MD 110 port. The

port s sh own correspond to ent ries in t he LI M t a ble. The port icon click zones

a re described below.

Table 2-1. Module Icon Subviews Menu

Menu Selection Description

Device Opens the Device view described in this chapter.

DevTop Opens t he D evice Topology view descr ibed in t he

Opera t o r s Refe rence.

Applica tion Opens the Applica tion view described in Cha pt er 5,

Appl ication View.

MD110 Confi gura t ion Opens the MD110 Confi gura t ion v iew descr ibed in

Chapter 3, Configur ati on Views.

C onfi gura t ion Opens t he I nt erfa ce C on fi gura t ion view described in

Chapter 3, Configur ati on Views

M od el I nf or m a t ion O pen s th e M od el I nf or m a t ion v iew d e scr ib ed in t h e

Opera t o r s Refe rence.


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Port NotesDouble-clicking this zone accesses t he P ort Notes view, which provides a w ork

space to record informa tion for t his LI M.

LIM Descriptor/LIM Detail ViewDouble-clicking this z one accesses th e LIM D eta il view, wh ich provides th e

text value for the LIM (Line Interface Module) location, and the MD110internal topologyinforma tion for this m odule port. For more informa tion,refer t o the section later in this chapter on the LI M Deta il view. The sta tus

a nd color for ea ch module port displa y a s follow s:

OK G reen

DOWN Red

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Configuration Views


This cha pter describes the MD 110 Confi gura tion view, w hich provides

confi gura tion informa tion on t he device, an d t he Int erface Configura tion view,

wh ich provides informat ion on ea ch interfaces configura tion, including tr affi c

fl ow a nd error ra tes. Both views, an d t he sub-view s a ccessed from each view,

are described in this chapter.

MD110 Configuration View

The MD110 Confi gura tion view provides device informa tion on the MD 110s

network, host, port, and model configuration, and provides access to the

following views:

In ter faces In forma t ion

Ala rm I n form a t ion

Route and Trunk In forma t ion

L I M Ta b le

G rou p S w it ch I n f orm a t ion

Ag en t I n form a t ion

These views a nd t a bles ar e described in this cha pter. The MD110

Confi gura tion view an d its fi elds are described below.

MD110 ReleaseThe ma na ger-defi ned r elease nu mber (2, 3, or 4). This fi eld is n ot

aut oma tically updat ed by the MD 110 Agent.


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Agent StateThe sta te of the connection betw een the MD110 and t he ag ent. The default

value is OK. The default values are described in Ta ble 3-1.

Alarm StatusThe current a larm sta tus of the MD 110 node. The ala rm st at es and

defin it ions a re listed in Ta ble 3-2.

Accesses th e Interfa ces Informa tion view wh ich provides Int erface Names a nd

Common In terfa ce Ta bles described lat er in this cha pter.

Accesses the Alarm Information view described later in this chapter.

Accesses the Route and Trunk Information view which provides active and

externa l ala rm t ables described later in this chapter.

Table 3-1. Agent Connection States

Connection State Definition

OK The a gent ha s est a blished a connect ion t o the a t t a ched

MD110 an d all MIB objects are instrum ented.

linkdow n The connect ion bet w een t he a gent a nd MD 110 is dow n.

upda t ing MI B The com munica tion bet ween t he a gent a nd MD 110 is

working and th e agent is updat ing the informat ion base.

The agent can not y et provide its services to any ma na ger.

a gentFa ult The a gent is out of opera tion due t o int erna l fa ult .

Table 3-2. MD110 Alarm States

Alarm State Definitions

C rit ica l Any Act ive A4 a la rms.

Ma jor Any a ct ive A3 a la rms but no a ct ive higher a la rms.or Agent

is not opera tional. AgentS ta te is not 1.

Minor Any a ct ive A2 a la rms but no a ct ive higher a la rms.

Wa rning Any a ct ive A1 a la rms but no a ct ive higher a la rms.

Indet ermina t e S t a t us unknow n.

Norma l Any a ct ive A0 or no a ct ive a la rm but no a ct ive higher

a la rms .

Interfaces Information

Alarm Information

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M D110 Configur ati on View

I nt er faces I nform ati on View

Accesses th e LIM Ta ble described lat er in t his cha pter.

Accesses the G roup Sw itch Informa tion Ta bles described lat er in this cha pter.

Accesses the Agent Inform a tion Ta bles described lat er in t his cha pter.

Interfaces Information View

The Int erfaces Informa tion view provides tw o interface tables. Clicking on anycolumn entry in these ta bles, or in a ny t able entries wit hin other MD110 ta ble

views, a ccesses informa tion deta il views, described below.

Interface Names Table

This table provides identification information for the interfaces. The table is

described below.

IndexA unique va lue for each interfa ce. Its va lue ranges betw een 1 an d the highest

interface value. The value 0 for ea ch interface must r emain constant at leastfrom one reinit ializat ion of the entity s netw ork mana gement system t o the

next reinit ializat ion.

Interface NameA textual st ring conta ining informa tion about the interfa ce.

Common Interface Table

This table provides descriptive and status information on the interfaces. The

ta ble is described below.

IndexA unique va lue for each interfa ce. Its va lue ranges betw een 10 and t he

ma ximum interface value.

DescriptionA textual st ring conta ining informa tion about the interfa ce.

LIM Information

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StatusThe operational state of the interface. These states are described in Ta ble 3-3.

The Int erfaces I nforma tion view a lso shows nine buttons, which a ccess

interface informa tion ta ble views. Ea ch view shows a common fi eld subset ;

double-click any entry in the view tables accesses detail views allowing you

w rite privileges. Common fields a ppear in a ll informa tion detail views; these

common fi elds are described la ter in t his chapter.

The informa tion views a ccessed from t he Int erface Informat ion view buttons

a re described below.

Accesses the ICU Int erfa ces Ta ble view, w hich provides IC U interfa ce

informa tion. Double-click an y entr y in th e ICU Int erfa ce Ta ble view t o a ccess

the IC U Int erface Detail view, described later in t his chapter.

Accesses the Off Pa ge Int erfa ce Ta ble view, w hich provides OPI Int erfa ce

informa tion. Double-click an y entr y in th e OPI Int erfa ce Ta ble view t o a ccessthe OP I In terface Deta il view, described later in t his chapter.

Accesses the Ca ll Informa tion Logging Ta ble view, which provides Ca ll

Informat ion Logging Interfa ce stat ist ics. Double-click a ny entr y in t he Ca ll in

this t able to access th e Ca ll Information Logging Int erface Detail view,

described lat er in t his chapter.

Accesses th e C omputer Telephony Int erfa ces Ta ble view, wh ich provides

Comput er Telephony In terfa ce sta tist ics. Double-click any entr y in t he view t oa ccess the C omputer Telephony In terfa ce Det a il view, described la ter in t his

chapter.

Table 3-3. Common Interface States

States Description

U p The int erfa ce is in a n U p st a t e.

D ow n The int erfa ce is in t he D ow n st a t e.

U nknow n The a gent ca nnot obt a in t he st a tus of t he int er fa ce.

ICU Information

OPI Information

CIL Information

CTI Information


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Accesses the IS DN B a sic Rat e Extens ions Ta ble view. Double-click an y ent ry

in the view t o access the IS DN B asic Ra te E xtensions D etail view, described

lat er in this chapter.

Accesses the VCU Int erfa ces Ta ble view, which provides VCU Int erfa ce

informa tion. Double-click any entr y in t he VCU Int erfa ce Ta ble view to access

the VCU Int erface Deta il view, described la ter in this cha pter.

Accesses t he S erver (E 1/T1 EL U -7) Ta ble view. Double-click an y en tr y in th is

views Server Ta ble to access t he Server D eta il view, described lat er in th is

chapter.

Accesses the Da ta Ext ensions Ta ble view. Double-click an y entr y in th e Da ta

Extensions Table t o access the D at a Extention In forma tion Deta il view,

described later in t his chapter.

Accesses th e DN A Inter connections view. Double-click an y ent ry in t he view s

ta ble to access the C onnections I nforma tion Deta il view, described later in t his

chapter.

Interfaces Information Detail Views

The detail views provide varying subsets of information for each interface

ta ble. These common fi elds a re described below.IF IndexA unique va lue for each interfa ce. Its va lue ranges betw een 1 an d the highest

interface value.

NameThe na me of this int erfa ce.

ISDN SO Information

VCU Information

Server Information

Data Extns Information

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DescriptionA textual description of this interface.

StatusThe current opera tional st at us of this interface.

Port IDThe port identity for this interface type.

EquPosThe equipment position for the port int erfa ce, wit hin t he chass is or device.

ApplicationThe a pplicat ion using t his port . S ome views, including the IC P an d S erver E1/

T1 ELU 7 interface informa tion views, display t his fi eld.

ICU Interfaces Table

This views table shows port information for the ICU interfaces. The fields are

described below.

IF IndexA unique value for each network port.

Port IDPort identity for t his interface type.

Equip PositionThe equipment position for t his port.

ApplicationThe application using the ICU port.

OPI Information Table

This views ta ble shows da ta for each sw itch boar d a t tenda nt. The fields a re

described below.

IF IndexA unique value for ea ch OPI port .

Port ID

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Call Information Logging Table

This views t able shows Ca ll Logging I nterfa ce data . The fi elds ar e described

below.

IF IndexA unique value for ea ch network interfa ce of a Ca ll Logging Int erface.

Port IDThe port ident ity, for this inter face ty pe CIL id (SI-x).


Computer Telephony Interfaces Table

The C omputer Telephony I nt erfa ces functionalit y is only supported for MD 110B C 8 fir mw ar e an d la ter. The fi elds are described below.

IF IndexA uniq ue value for each netw ork interfa ce of a Comput er Telephony In terfa ce.

Port IDThe port identity for this interface type.


ISDN Basic Rate Extensions Table

The IS DN B a sic Rat e Extensions Ta ble functiona lity is only support ed for

MD110 B C 8 fi rmw ar e and lat er. The table provides da ta for IS DN ba sic ra te

extensions; the ta ble fields a re described below.

IF IndexA unique va lue for each netw ork interface of an ISD N S0 port .

Port IDThe port identity for this interface type directory num ber for t he IS DN S0

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VCU Interfaces Table View

The VCU Int erfaces Table view provides a ta ble with dat a for t he MD110s

VCU board . The uniqu e ta ble fields a re described below.

IF IndexA unique value for ea ch network interfa ce of a VCU boar d.

Port IDThe port identity for t his interfa ce type directory num ber for t he VCU boar d.

Equip Position

The equipment position for th is board .

ConfigThe configuration of this board.

Mode

The compression mode used for th is VCU board .

Server (E1/T1 ELU-7) Table

The S erver (E1/T1 EL U -7) Ta ble view presents da ta for th e Ser ver int erfa ces

connected vi a E 1/T1 EL U -7 int erfa ce.

IF IndexA unique value for ea ch network interfa ce of a Server Int erface.

Port IDThe port identity for this interface type directory number for a Server

Interface.


ApplicationThe application using the Server port.

Data Extensions Table View

The fi elds for t he Da ta Ext ension Int erfa ces Ta ble are described below.

IF Index

A unique value for each interface.

Port IDIdentity for t his interface type.

Equip PositionThe equipment position for th is inter fa ce.


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Alarm In form at ion View

DNA Interconnections Table

The I nt erconnections Ta ble fi elds a re described below.

IF NameThe na me of this int erfa ce.

Neighbor AddressThe IP address of the nearest neighbor.

Neighbor NameThe product na me for the nea rest n eighbor.

Alarm Information View

In the MD110 Configuration view, click theAlarm Informationbutt on t o

access t he MD110 Alarm Informat ion view. Two a larm ta bles a nd but tons,w hich a ccess other view s, are described below.

Agent StateThe current a lar m st a te of the MD 110 node. Refer to Ta ble 3-1for a list of

a larm sta tes.

Alarm StatusThe current alarm status of the MD 110 node. Refer to Ta ble 3-2for a list of

ala rm condit ions.

Active Alarms TableThe a ctive ala rms for the MD 110 ar e described below.

Error CodeThe error specific code for this MD 110 ala rm.

Number ActiveThe number of a ctive ala rms for t he MD110.

Alarm ClassP rovides an indicat ion of the severity of the tra p notifi cation in a netw ork

element-specifi c nota tion.

External Alarms Table

The externa l ala rms for the MD110 are described below.

Error CodeThe error code a ssociat ed w ith t he external a larm , which corresponds t o the

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Alarm StateIndicates if the external a larm is active or passive.

Alarm TextThe textua l description a ssociated w ith t he external a larm code.

Accesses the t able w ith da ta for each pin in the a gent a larm port . This

informa tion is described lat er in t he chapter.

Accesses the DNA Tra p Destin a tion Ta ble view, w hich shows t ra p destina tion

information. This information is described later in the chapter.

PIN Alarm Information View

This view shows one table with pin alar m confi gura tion data for each pin in

the agent a larm port , an d another ta ble showing pin alar m informa tion. The

fields for each table are described below.

PIN Polling IntervalIndicates interva l in seconds between readings of pin sta te at a gent ala rm

port.

PIN Alarm Configuration Table

P in a larm confi gura tion informa tion is described below.

CodeShows t he agent a larm port pin number.

PolarityInt erprets t he pin signa l as a ctive or passive alarm or else unused.

Class AIndication of the severity of the tra p notificat ion in a netw ork element specific

notation.

Descr-Active

Indicates a larm source and recommendation of action.

Descr-PassiveIndicates ceasing alarm.

PIN Alarm Information

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Alarm In form at ion View

PIN Alarms

The pin a la rms ar e described below.

Index

Index of the pin in the a larm port .

Alarm TextTextua l description a ssociat ed wit h t he pin ala rm.

Alarm StateIndicates if t he pin ala rm is active, passive or else the pin is not configured

Alarm ClassIndicates a larm class for this pin.

DNA Trap Destination Table ViewThis view sh ows tr a p destina tion informa tion. The fi elds ar e described below.

IP AddressThe IP add ress to which this tra p is being sent .

SequenceThe sequential order in w hich t his tr ap is being sent .

Route and Trunk Information View

This view in cludes three ta bles, a nd is a lso accessed from th e Device viewsChassis Module Icon zone labeled Ericsson. Bit #s and corresponding

definitions are provided in the view. The fields for the tables are described

below.

Trunk Endpoints

The Trunk E ndpoints Ta ble shows t run k endpoint in forma tion a nd is

described below.

IF Index

A unique va lue for each netw ork interface of a trunk endpoint h aving t hesame value as mdIfIndex.

T1 Block TypeThe type of TL-block in MD110 controlling the trunk endpoint, corresponds to

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Equip PositionThe equipment position for th e port , which corresponds t o the MML

param eter EQU.

Route Endpoints

The R oute E ndpoints Ta ble show s r outer endpoints. The endpoint provides

informa tion for each rout e in th e node. The view fi elds a re described below.

NumberThe identification number for the route. Corresponds to the MML parameter.

TypeThis r oute-ty pe corresponds t o the MML pa ra meter R O SE RV-D3.

Signalling

The type of signalling diagram for the route Corresponds to the MMLparameter RO SIG-D11.

Route-Trunk Table

The Route -Trunk Ta ble dat a links th e route endpoints t o the tr unk

endpoints a nd a lso contains the number of channels for a route endpoint on

each t runk. The ta ble fields a re described below.

Route.IFThe tr unk endpoint I f index.

EndpointsThe number of bearer channels for a route endpoint or a trunk endpoint.


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L IM Table View

LIM Table View

This view presents a table with LIM information, described below.

NumberIf t his I /O (input/output) LIM shows a va lue of 1, the va lue refl ects the onlyLIM present.

LocationThe physica l loca tion of the LI M.

StatusShows t he opera tional sta tus of the LIM. The sta tus va lues are up or down.

Group Switch Information View

This view shows t ables w ith st at ist ics on each group switch a nd t he group

swit ch link.The G roup Sw itch Link Table w ill not be inst an tia ted if t here is no

group sw itch in t he MD 110. The view fi elds a re described below.

Group Switch Operational StatusThe opera tiona l sta te of the group swit ch. Va lues ar e up, down , unknown, or

notPresent .

GS Active SideThe a ctive side of a group Sw itch. Va lues, depending upon the curr ent a ctive

side, ar e side0 or side1.

Group Switch Table

This ta ble presents informa tion on each Gr oup Switch; the fi elds are described

below.

IndexThe index to the G roup Swit ch ta ble. The values sta rt at 1.

Status-Side0The operational state of the group Switch, side0.

Status-Side1The operational state of the group Switch, side1.

Group Switch Link

This ta ble presents informa tion on each G roup Switch Link; the fi elds are

described below.

IndexShows the sequence number for t he group switch links.

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Multi PositionIf mult iple group switch links exist , the tota l number of links will a ppear in

this column.

MD Agent Information View

The Agent Information view provides identification information for the

MD110 agent . The view fi elds a re described below.

Agent Board Hardware VersionInd icates MD 110 release e.g. R2/4. This da ta must be set by a ma na ger, it is

not aut omat ically genera ted by MD110/a gent.

Serial NumberThe agent board serial number programmed a t ma nufacturing t ime.

Base System VersionThe agent boar d har dwa re version programm ed at ma nufacturing t ime.

Application VersionThe a pplica tion version stored in fl a sh mem ory.

Agent StateConta ins th e sta te of the connection betw een t he agent an d MD110. Values

ar e listed in Ta ble 3-4.

Alarm StatusLists the a larm sta t e of th is agent .

Cold Start InitiateShows t he value 1 during coldSta rt of the agent. A ma na ger init iates a

coldsta rt of the agent by sett ing th e value to 1, under the condit ion tha t t he

value wa s 0. Attempts t o set t he value to 0 or to 1 if it alrea dy is 1 w ill not

init iat e any action by the agent. Values a re Option: and S ta rt Now.

Table 3-4. Agent State Values

Connection State Description

OK The a gent ha s est a blished a connect ion t o the a t t a ched

MD110 an d all MIB objects are

instrumented.

linkD ow n The connect ion bet w een t he a gent a nd MD 110 is dow n.

upda tingMIB The communica tion bet ween the a gent and MD 110 is

working and the agent is updat ing the

informat ion base. The a gent ca n not y et provide its services

to any ma nager.

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Interface Configuration View

The Interface Configuration view for the MD110 provides detailed

information on the devices interfaces, model redundancy configuration, and

access butt ons to tw o addit ional views. The interfaces listed in the t ables a re

the a gents own interfaces. The fi elds and buttons for the I nterface

Confi gura tion view a re described below.

Contact StatusIf conta ct is ma de, this t ext block reads Est ablished.

Number of InterfacesThe num ber of interfa ces for t he MD 110.

This but ton opens the Redun da ncy a nd Model Reconfi gura tion Options view,

described later in t his chapter.

This bu tt on a ccesses th e In terfa ce Address Tra nsla tion Ta ble view, described

lat er in this chapter.

Interface Configuration Table

The Int erfa ce Confi gura tion view rea d-only fi elds ar e described below. Double-

clicking any column entry accesses another I nterface Configur at ion view in

wh ich you can w rite to these fields.

IndexThe inter face num ber for the MD 110. Va lues ra nge from 1 to n, wit h n being

the highest number of interfaces.

DescriptionA textua l description of the int erfa ce. This description ma y include the na me

of the man ufacturer, the product na me, and t he version num ber of the

hardw are interface.

TypeThe ty pe of interfa ce. Possible interfa ce ty pes and a br ief description of ea ch

type ar e listed in Ta ble 3-5.

Model Redundancy Configuration

Interface Address Translation


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Admin StatusThe a dministra t ive sta te of the interface.

BandwidthThe estima ted ba ndw idth of the interface measur ed in bits per second. For

interfaces that do not va ry in ban dw idth or for w hich no accura te estimat e can

be made, a nominal ban dw idth is provided.

Physical AddressThe MAC address for this interface.

Operation StatusThe operat iona l sta te of the interface. The unknown st at e indicat es tha t t he

agent cannot get th e sta tus of the interface; other st at es are On, Off, or

Testing.

Admin StatusThe desired opera tiona l st a te of th e inter face (On, Off, or Testing).

Last ChangeThe Sy stem U pTime value w hen t he port entered its current operat iona l

sta te .

Queue LengthThe length of the outbound q ueue of pa ckets.

Packet SizeThe largest Ma ximum Tra nsmission Unit (MTU ) tha t can be tra nsmitt ed or

received by t he port , measur ed in octets.

Table 3-5. Ericsson Consono MD110 Switch Interface Types

Interface Type Description

Ot her None of the follow ingE TH E RNE T E t hernet C S MA/C D

ISO88023 ISO C S MA/C D

ISO88024 ISO t oken bus

ISO88025 ISO t oken ring

FDD I Fiber D ist r ibut ed D a ta Int er fa ce

P P P P oin t t o P oin t P rot ocol

SLIP G eneric S er ia l Line IP


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I nt er face Configur ati on View

M odel Redundancy Configur ati on View

Model Redundancy Configuration View

This view provides Configuration But tons and a B uttons Explana tions

section, which allow you to perform reconfiguration functions.

Interface Address Translation Table View

This view provides interface index, physical addr ess, an d netw ork addr ess

information for each interface. Double-clicking on any entry in the table

provides access to t he Address Tra nsla tion Ta ble Informa tion View, described

below.

Address Translation Table Information View

The Address Tra nsla tion Ta ble Informa tion View a llows you t o writ e to the

Int erfa ce Addr ess Tra nsla tion Ta ble fi elds. The fi elds a re described below.

Interface IndexThe interface num ber for the MD 110. Values range from 1 to n, with n beingthe highest number of interfaces.

Physical AddressThe MAC address for this interface.

Network AddressThe IP add ress for t his MD110.

Interface Address Translation Table View

The In terfa ce Address Tra nsla tion Ta ble view a llow s you to ident ify each

interfa ce. The column h eadin gs for th is ta ble ar e described below.

Interface IndexA unique va lue for each interfa ce. Its va lue ranges betw een 1 an d the va lue of

ifnumber. The value 0 for ea ch interface must r emain constant at least from

one reinit ializat ion of the entitys netw ork mana gement system t o the next

reinit ializat ion.

Physical AddressThe interfaces a ddress a t t he protocol layer immediately below IP in th e

protocol stack. The Et hernet a ddress of the brid ge is return ed, for both

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Network AddressThe network address for the interface.

This but ton a llow s you to reconfi gure t he device. When th e reconfi gura tion is

complete, the Action S uccessful dia log box appear s.

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Chapter 4

Event and Alarm Messages


This chapter describes the types of events a nd a larm s generated by the

Ericsson Consono MD110 Switch.

Ericsson Consono MD110 Switch Events andAlarms

Ta ble 4-1describes the event messages a ppear ing in the Event L og, and a nycorresponding probable cause m essages tha t may be display ed in the

Ent erprise Alarm Mana ger view for the E ricsson C onsono MD110 Sw itch.


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Event and Alarm M essages Er i csson Consono M D110 PBX


Table 4-1. Ericsson Consono MD110 PBX Events and Alarms

Message in the Event LogAlarm View Probable Cause

Message

Event01100001{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n ) {t }

device, named {m}, ha s detected t he

creation of an interfa ce. ifIndex = {I 1}.

ifDescr = {S 3}. objectId = {I 2}.

(event [{e}])

Prob01100001INTERFACE CREATE TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A dnaInt erfaceCreate t rap wa s

received fr om th e device.

PROBABLE CAUS ES:

This enter prise specifi c tra p is

sent upon creation of an interface

in the n etwork element.

RECOMMENDE D ACTIONS:

Read the corresponding E vent t o

determine tra p variables.

Event01100002{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }

device, nam ed {m}, ha s detected t he

deletion of an interface.

ifIndex = {I 1}. if Descr = {S 3}.

objectI d = {I 2}. (event [{e}])

Prob01100002

INTER FACE DE LE TE TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A dnaInterfaceDelete trap was


PROBABLE CAUS ES:


sent upon deletion of an interface

in the n etwork element.





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Event01100003{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }

device, na med {m}, ha s detected a

chan ge in dna Int erfa ceConfTa ble.

ifIndex = {I 1}. neighbor

Address = {S 2}. neighborIfName =

{S 3}. (event [{e}])

Prob01100003

CON NE CTION C RE ATE TRAP/

SYMPTOMS:

A dnaConnectionCreate trap was

received fr om t he device.

P ROBABLE CAUS ES:

This trap shall be used to inform

the mana ger(s) tha t a change has

been ma de in the dnaInt erface

ConfTa ble, a row h a s either been

ad ded or its informa tion cha nged.

REC OMMENDED ACTIONS:


determine trap variables.

Event01100004{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


deleted row in the

dna In terfa ceConfTa ble.

ifIndex = {I 1}. neighborAddress = {S

2}. neighborIfNa me = {S 3}. (event

[{e}])

Prob01100004

CONNE CTION D ELE TE TRAP /

SYMPTOMS:

A dna ConnectionDelete tra p wa s


P ROBABLE CAUS ES:

This trap shall be used to inform

the mana ger(s) tha t a row ha s

been deleted in t he

dna Int erfa ceConfTa ble.




Table 4-1. Ericsson Consono MD110 PBX Events and Alarms (Continued)


Message


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Event01100011{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }

device, nam ed {m}, ha s detected a n

a lar m of clas s A4 - CR ITIC AL.

mdI fInd ex = {I 1}. ca use = {S 3}.

equipPosition = {S 4}.

err orC ode = {I 5}. (event [{e}])

Prob01100011CRITICALALARM TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdAlarmCr it ica l t rap w as


PROBABLE CAUSES:

This tra p is sent w hen a n MD110

alar m w ith a la rm class A4 is

detected.




Event01100012{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


a lar m of class A3 - MAJ OR.


equipPosition = {S 4}.


Prob01100012

MAJ OR ALARM TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdAlar mMa jor tra p was


PROBABLE CAUS ES:



detected.






Message


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4-5


Event01100013{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


a lar m of cla ss A2 - MINOR .


equipP osition = {S 4}.

err orC ode = {I 5}. (even t [{e}])

Prob01100013

MI NOR ALARM TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdAlar mMinor trap wa s


P ROBABLE CAUS ES:

This tra p is sent w hen an MD110

ala rm w ith a la rm class A2 is

detected.




Event01100014{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


a lar m of cla ss A1 - WARNI NG .


equipP osition = {S 4}.

err orC ode = {I 5}. (even t [{e}])

Prob01100014

WARNING ALARM TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdAlar mWar ning tra p was


P ROBABLE CAUS ES:


ala rm w ith a la rm class A1 is

detected.






Message


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Event01100015{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


a lar m of cla ss A0 - CE ASE D.

mdI fInd ex = {I 1}. ca

use = {S 3}. equipPosition = {S 4}.


Prob01100015

ALARM CEASE TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdAlarmCease t ra p was


PROBABLE CAUS ES:



detected.




Event01102000{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


alarm sta t us change.

mdAlar mSt at us = {I 1}.

(1-indeterminate,2-normal,

3-minor,4-critical,6-warning,

7-ma jor). (event [{e}])

Prob01102000

STATUS CHANGE TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdAlarmSt a t usChange t ra p

wa s received from th e device.

PROBABLE CAUS ES:


sent w hen the netw ork element

changes it s a la rmSta tus.






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Event01102001{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


change in the agentState variable.

a gentS ta te = {I 1}. (1-OK,

2-linkDown,3-updatingMIB,

4-agentFault). (event [{e}])

Prob01102001

AGENT STATE CHANGE TRAP/

SYMPTOMS:

A mdAgentSta t eChange t rap wa s

received from the device.

P ROBABLE CAUS ES:

This tra p is sent w hen a cha nge

occurs in the agentSt at e variable,

forexample: the MD 110 is

disconnected from the agent.

RECOMMENDED ACTIONS:



Event01103000{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


change in the operat iona l sta tus of

a n interfa ce. mdI fInd ex = {I 1}.

mdIfOperSta tus = {I 2}.

(1-up, 2-down, 3-unknown).

(event [{e}])

Prob01103000

OP ER STATU S U P TRAP /

SYMPTOMS:

A mdOperSta tusUp t ra p was


P ROBABLE CAUS ES:


interna l component ha s changed

its operat iona l stat us from down

to up:






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Event01105000{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }

device, nam ed {m}, ha s detected a

change in the opera tional sta tus of

an int ernal component from UP to

D OWN. objectI d = {O 1}. (event [{e}])

Prob01105000

OP ER STATU S U P TRAP /

SYMPTOMS:

A mdOperSta tusUp t ra p was


PROBABLE CAUS ES:



its operat iona l stat us from down

to up.




Event01105001{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


change in the opera tional sta tus of

an int ernal component from UP to

D OWN. objectI d = {O 1}. (event [{e}])

Prob01105001

OP ER STATU S DOWN TRAP /

SYMPTOMS:

A mdOperSta tusDown t ra p was


PROBABLE CAUS ES:



its operat iona l sta tus from up to

down.






Message


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4-9


Event01105002{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


change in the operat iona l sta tus of

an interna l component t o

U NK NOWN. objectId = {O 1}.

(event [{e}])

Prob01105002

OPER STATUS UNKNOWN

TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdOperSta tusUnknown t r ap


P ROBABLE CAUS ES:


interna l component ha s an

unknown operational status.




Event01106000{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


active external a larm .

externa lAlarm Er rorCode = {I 1}.

(event [{e}])

Prob01106000

E XTE RNAL ALARM ACTIVE

TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdE xtAlarm Active tra p wa s


P ROBABLE CAUS ES:

This tra p is sent w hen an externa l

ala rm becomes a ctive.






Message


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Event01106001{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


passive external a larm .


(event [{e}])

Prob01106001

EXTER NAL ALARM PASS IVE

TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdExtAlarmP assive t rap wa s


PROBABLE CAUS ES:


ala rm becomes pa ssive.

RECOMMENDED ACTIONS:



Event01106002{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


unknown external alarm .


(event [{e}])

Prob01106002

EXTER NAL ALARM U NKN OWN

TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdExtAlarmU nknown t rap wa s


PROBABLE CAUSES:


a lar m is unknown.






Message


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4-11


Event01106050{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


active pin in the agent a larm port .

pinInd ex = {I1}, ala rmC las sA = {S 2},

pin Alar mText = {S 3}. (event [{e}])

Prob01106050

AG E NT ACTIVE TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdAgentActiveAlarm tra p wa s


P ROBABLE CAUS ES:

This tra p is sent w hen a pin in th e

agent a larm port gets active.




Event01106051{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


passive pin in the a gent ala rm port .

pinInd ex = {I 1},

ala rmC lassA = {S 2} ,

pin Alar mText = {S 3}. (event [{e}])

Prob01106051

AGE NT PASS IVE TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdAgentPa ssiveAlarm t ra p was


P ROBABLE CAUS ES:

This tra p is sent w hen a pin in th eagent a larm port gets passive.






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Event01106052{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


signal on an un confi gured pin in the

agent ala rm port . pinIndex = {I 1},

pinAla rm Text = {S 3}. (even t [{e}])

Prob01106052

AGE NT U NK NOWN TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdAgentU nknownAlar m tra p


PROBABLE CAUS ES:

This tra p is sent w hen an

unconfi gured pin in the agent

ala rm port presents signal.






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4-13


Event01107000{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


specifi ed level in th e Ca ll Account

B uffer h as been rea ched.

cab St ora geLim it = {I 1}. (event [{e}])

Prob01107000

CAB LI MI T TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdCABLimit t ra p wa s received

from t he device.

P ROBABLE CAUS ES:

This tra p is sent w hen a specifi ed

level in th e Ca ll Account B uffer

ha s been reached.




Event01107001{d %w - %d %m-, %Y - %T} A(n) {t }


specifi ed level in th e Ca ll Account

B uffer ha s been cleared.

cab St ora geLim it = {I 1}. (event [{e}])

Prob01107001

CAB L IMI T CL EARE D TRAP

SYMPTOMS:

A mdCAB FreeMemoryOK t ra p


P ROBABLE CAUS ES:

This tra p is sent w hen a specifi ed

level in th e Ca ll Account B uffer

ha s been clear ed.






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Chapter 5

Application View


This chapter provides information about the MD110 Management Module

Applica tion view. The Applica tion view a llow s th e user t o view informa tion for

the a pplicat ions supported by the MD 110. Each a pplicat ion a ppear s a s a n icon

in th e Applica tion view; ea ch icon provides a ccess to sub-views w ith deta iled

netw ork informat ion.

Common Applications

SP EC TRU M ma na gement of the MD110 is based on common and device-

specifi c applications a nd su b-a pplica tions. The common a pplica tions a re

described in theSPECTRUM App l i c a t i o n V i ew Refer en ce and are listed

below.

MIB-I I (SNMP2_Agent )

- System (System2_App)

- ICMP (ICMP_App)

- IP Rout ing (IP2Rt rApp)

- TCP (TCP 2_App)

- UD P (UD P 2_Ap p)

The following major applications are available if you purchase the associatedservices. These applications are described in their management module

guides.

Rout ing Services (CtRouter)

DLM (DLM_Agent )

S t andard RMON (RMONApp)


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The MD 110 support s th e MD110 (MD 110_App) device-specifi c applica tion,

described in this chapt er. Refer t o Figu re 5-1 for an example of the Applica tion

view in Icon Mode.

Figure 5-1. MD110 Application View (in Icon Mode)

* File View Help?

(IP Address) of t ype MD110_P B X of La ndscape ma chine:Prima ry

Model Name

Contact

Description

Location

Network Address

PrimaryApplication

SystemUp Time

Manufacturer

Device Type

Serial Number

MI B -III MD110_App

md110App

md110App

MD110_

ICMP

SNMP2_Agent

IP_App

IP2_App

IP2_App

System2_App

System2_App

System2_App

UDP_2App

UDP_2App

UDP_2App

SNMP2_Agent

ICMP_App

ICMP_App


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Figu re 5-2provides an example of an Application view (shown in List Mode).

For more informa tion on accessing the List Mode, refer to the

SPECTRUM Opera to r s Re fer ence.

Figure 5-2. MD110 Application View (in List Mode)

* File View H elp?

(IP Address) of t ype MD110_P B X of La ndscape ma chine:Pr imar y

Model Name

Contact

Description

Location

Network AddressSys Up Time

Manufacturer

Device Type

Serial Number

MD110_PB

MD110App

SNMP2_Agent

ICMP_App

IP 2_App

System2_App

U DP 2_App

PrimaryApplication


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MD110 Application

The MD 110 Applicat ion provides one applica tion-specifi c view: th e MD110

Confi gura tion view. To a ccess t his view, selectMD110 Configurationfrom

the Icon Subviews menu, or highlight the device icon and select MD110Configurationfrom th e icon subviews m enu. For more informa tion on theMD110 Configuration view, refer to Chapter 3, Configur ati on Vi ew.


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Index

AAction Successful 3-18

Activ e Ala rm s Ta ble 3-9

act ive and external a larm t ables 3-2

Admin Sta tus 3-16

agent a larm port 3-10

Agent Board H ardw are Vs 3-14

agent board serial number 3-14

Agent Informat ion 3-1

Agent Sta te 3-9

agentFault 3-2Alarm Messages 4-1

Alarm C lass 3-9

alar m class 3-11

Alarm Informat ion 3-1

a la rm s t a t es 3-2

Application 2-4

Applicat ion View (Icon Mode) 5-2

Application View (List Mode) 5-3

Applica tion View Reference G uide 5-1

Application Views 5-1

BBandwid th 3-16

bearer channels 3-12

Bit #s 3-11

C

Ca ll Informa tion Logging Table 3-4

Call Logging Interface data 3-7

ceasing a larm 3-10

Class A 3-10

Cold Start In i t ia t e 3-14

common a pplica tions 5-1

compression mode 3-8

Comput er Telephony Int erfa ce sta tist ics 3-4

Comput er Telephony Int erfa ces Ta ble 3-4

Configurat ion 2-4

Conventions ix

Crit ica l 3-2

D

Descr-Active 3-10

Description 3-15

Descr-Passive 3-10

Device Configuration View

Contac t S t a tus 3-2

Number of Interfa ces 3-2

Device Configur at ion view 3-1

device-specifi c a pplicat ions 5-1

DevTop 2-4

DNA Interconnections 3-5

E

E 1/T1 ELU -7 3-5

E 1/T1 E LU -7 in ter fa ce 3-8

Eq uip Posit ion 3-6

EquPos 3-6

Error Code 3-9

error ra te 3-1

est imat ed bandw idth 3-16

Event

Messages 4-1

F

fla sh memory 3-14

G

G eneric Serial Line IP 3-16

G et t ing Help x

Green 2-5

Group Switch Information 3-1

group switch link 3-13G S Active Side 3-13


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I

ICMP_App 5-1

icon access 5-1

ifnumber 3-17

Indeterminate 3-2

Int erfa ce Adddr ess Tra nsla tion Ta ble 3-2,

3-17

Int erface Index 3-17

interface index 3-17

Int erfa ce Na mes Ta ble 3-3

Int erfaces Informat ion 3-1

internal fault 3-2

IP Applica tion 5-1

IP 2_App 5-1

IS DN ba sic ra te extensions 3-7

IS DN B asic Rat e Extensions Table 3-5

IS DN S 0 port 3-7ISO88023 3-16

ISO88024 3-16

ISO88025 3-16

L

Last

Change 3-16

LIM chassis slot location 2-5

LIM D etail view 2-5

LIM informat ion 3-13

LI M Ta ble 3-1, 3-3

Line Interface Module 2-5

linkdown 3-2

List Mode 5-3

Logical

Module 2-2

Repeater

Menu S elections 3-14

Module

Deta i ls 3-14

M

MAC a ddress 3-16

Major 3-2

ma na ger-defin ed release n umber 3-1

Maximum Tra nsmission U nit 3-16MD110 B C 8 firmw are 3-7

MD110 Device view 2-1

MIB-II 5-1

Minor 3-2

MML parameter EQU 3-12

MML para meter RO TYPE 3-11

Mode 3-8

Model

Information 2-4

model configura tion 3-1, 3-15

Model Reconfiguration Options 3-15

model redundan cy confi gura tion 3-15

Module

Type 2-4

Modu le/P ort I con 2-4

MTU 3-16

multiple group switch links 3-14

N

Neighbor Address 3-9

Neighbor Na me 3-9

Normal 3-2

Notice i

notPresent 3-13Number Active 3-9

number of channels 3-12

O

Off Pa ge Int erface Table 3-4

OP I I nforma tion Table 3-6

outbound qu eue of packets 3-16


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P

Packet Size 3-16

P hysical Address 3-16

pin a lar m 3-11

P IN Alarm Informat ion 3-10

P IN P oll ing Interval 3-10

Polari ty 3-10

Port ID 3-6

Port Notes view 2-5

P P P 3-16

protocol sta ck 3-17

Q

Queue Length 3-16

R

reconfigure the device 3-18

Related Reading x

Restricted Rights Notice ii

Route and Trunk I nforma tion 3-1

Route Informat ion 3-2

S

Server port 3-8

SLIP 3-16

SNMP2_Agent 5-1sta te of the connection 3-2

Status-Side0 3-13

Status-Side1 3-13

switch board a t tendant 3-6

System2_App 5-1

T

T1 B lock Type 3-11

TCP /IP B a sed Networks x

Terminology ix

Trademarks i

t ra ffic fl ow 3-1

Tra p Destina tion 3-10

T k E d i t T bl 3 11

U

U D P

Application 5-1

UDP2_App 5-1

updat ing MIB 3-2

V

VCU Int erfaces Table 3-5

Virus Disclaimer ii

W

Warning 3-2

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