Alarm identifier
“Probable cause”
Alarm text Alarm
severity
Reporting state
(default setting)
WANI32GEISLScTHR15 WAN Severely Loaded Sec for inc Tr with Cl
3 or 2 green traffic Thr 15min
Deferred Reported
WANI32GEISLScTHR24 WAN Severely Loaded Sec for inc Tr with cl
3 or 2 green traffic Thr 24-hrs
Deferred Reported
pdhPS ASAP
The following table lists the default alarm severity assignments of the “pdhPS” ASAP.
Alarm identifier
“Probable cause”
Alarm text Alarm
severity
Reporting state
(default setting)
E11cLOS 1.5 Mbit/s Loss of input signal Prompt Not Reported
E11cNES 1.5 Mbit/s Not expected input signal Informa-
tion
Not Reported
ethPS ASAP
The following table lists the default alarm severity assignments of the “ethPS” ASAP.
Alarm identifier
“Probable cause”
Alarm text Alarm
severity
Reporting state
(default setting)
EMACcLOF Encapsulated Medium Access Control loss of
frame alignment
Deferred Reported
EMACcRCF GFP Client Signal Fail (CSF) indication Prompt Reported
LANcANM Ethernet interface Auto Negotiation Mismatch Prompt Reported
LANcLOS Ethernet interface Loss of input signal Prompt Reported
LANcNES Ethernet interface Not expected input signal Informa-
tion
Not Reported
GEcNOSYNC Loss of Synchronisation Prompt Reported
X21cLOS No input signal at the corresponding X.21 port Prompt Reported
X21cNES Incoming signal on an X.21 interface port - Not
Monitored
Informa-
tion
Not Reported
X21OTMcSW Output timing mode automatically switched to
the self-timed mode
Informa-
tion
Reported
Notes:
1. Alarms marked with an asterisk (“*”) in the “Probable cause” column are not supported
in the present 1643 AM release. These alarms are prepared for future applications.
Alarm management
Alarm Severity Assignment Profile
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