TAP-109
: Trouble Clearing 363-206-305
Page 2 of 4 Issue 3, June 2000
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4. Connect the CIT to the
CIT
connector on the near-end User Panel and log in to
the near-end system, if not already performed.
Reference:
DLP-521
5.
NOTE:
The rtrv-alm command can be used to display a report of active alarm
and status conditions. The Commands and Reports section of this
manual gives a description of the command.
NOTE:
The Active Alarm and Status Report is output automatically
following CIT log in. The report shown in Figure 1 is an example that
shows several entries. There may be only one entry in the actual report.
Note the information in the Source Address and Description columns for
the top entry/entries above the first single-dashed line in the Active Alarm
and Status Report (Figure 1) (for example, “abnormal a-1-1
MM-DD HH:MM:SS nsa DS1 loopback”).
Figure 1 – Example of Active Alarms and Status Report
6.
NOTE:
Local alarm or status conditions have a Source Address of the local slot,
line, port, channel, path, cross-connection, or operations interface (DCC,
X.25, etc.) where the event occurred. (See
Addresses
in the Commands
and Reports section of this manual.) Use the rtrv-alm command to
get another report, if necessary.
Note the
local
trouble indication in the Description column of the Active
Alarm and Status Report, starting with the highest alarm level
(abnormal) listed in the Alarm Level column.
/* Active Alarms and Status Report
========================================================
Alarm Source Date Time Srv Description
Level Address Detected
========================================================
abnormal a-1-1 MM-DD HH:MM:SS nsa DS1 loopback
--------------------------------------------------------
*/
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