monitor health
Issue 4 May 2002
8-227555-233-123
Field descriptions
Major
The number of logged major alarms (0 – 200).
Minor
The number of logged minor alarms (0 – 200).
Warning
Number of warnings logged in the alarm file (0 – 200).
Trunks
Number of busied out maintenance trunks.
Stations
Number of busied out maintenance stations.
Others
Combined number of busied out maintenance objects excluding trunks
and stations.
Static
Proportion of the CPU currently dedicated to high priority items. This
percentage is rounded to the nearest integer, therefore 0 percent
means that the occupancy is less than one half of a percent.
SM
Proportion of the CPU currently dedicated to system management or
periodic and scheduled maintenance. If large amounts of periodic or
scheduled maintenance testing performs, this occupancy percentage
can be high without affecting service. This percentage is rounded to the
nearest integer, therefore 0 percent means that the occupancy is less
than one half of a percent.
CP
Proportion of the CPU currently dedicated to call processing. This
occupancy has priority over SM and IDLE occupancy categories and
takes processor time away from these occupancy categories, if
needed. This percentage is rounded to the nearest integer, therefore 0
percent means that the occupancy is less than one half of a percent.
Idle
Proportion of the CPU currently available. This percentage is rounded
to the nearest integer, therefore 0 percent means that the occupancy is
less than one half of a percent.
Active SPE
A or B indicate the currently-active processor complex. When the active
processor complex is locked on-line with lock switching on DUPINT,
the “lock” option displays; otherwise, “auto” displays.
Duplicated
Duplication status of SPE components are indicated. y/n
SPE Power
Current power source for the processor complex. The normal state is
“commercial”. When commercial power is unavailable, in-use battery
backup is indicated with “backup”.
Time
Source
Current timing source is displayed. The display values for this field vary
according to timing sources selected. If the site administers the optional
Stratum-3 hardware, “external” displays and “internal” displays when
an internal source, such as a tone clock, is used. Primary and
secondary timing sources must be administered when using the
Stratum-4 option.
“primary” = primary administered source is in use
“secondary” = secondary administered source is in use
“local” = neither the primary or secondary sources are in use.
# Logins
Number of current users.
Cab
Assigned cabinet number, 1 to the highest cabinet number in the
system.
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