ETR Pri 1 errors:
Number of seconds with ETSI TR 101 290 Priority 1 alarms before a VBC
alarm is generated
ETR Pri 2 errors:
Number of seconds with ETSI TR 101 290 Priority 2 alarms before a VBC
alarm is generated
ETR Pri 3 errors:
Number of seconds with ETSI TR 101 290 Priority 3 alarms before a VBC
alarm is generated
ETR other errors:
Number of seconds with ETR ‘other’ alarms before a VBC alarm is generated
ETR interface errors:
Number of seconds with ETR interface alarms before a VBC alarm is gener-
ated
OTT transport errors: Number of seconds with OTT transport related alarms
OTT HTTP errors: Number of seconds with OTT HTTP related alarms
OTT XML errors: Number of seconds with OTT XML related alarms
6.17.11 Setup — Scheduling
The
Setup — Scheduling
view enables definition of scheduling templates which are associated with
PIDs or services using the PID threshold or service threshold template system. This way it is possible to
mask alarms during selected time intervals, e.g. due to maintenance.
In the Schedule list table the ‘Refs’ column shows how many references exist for each scheduling
template. References to scheduling templates may be found in PID and service threshold templates.
The search field in the upper right corner of the view allows the user to type a text string and the schedule
list is updated to display only scheduling templates matching the specified text.
The predefined scheduling templates
Never
and
Always
result in alarms being masked never or always,
respectively. A new scheduling template is created by clicking the
Add new schedule
button. It is also
possible to copy an existing scheduling template by highlighting a schedule template and clicking the
Duplicate selected
button. The alarm masking intervals are defined for individual week days or for all
week days. Intervals are specified on the form hhmm–hhmm, for instance the interval 1200–1400 means
that alarm masking should start at noon and finish at 2 pm. Several alarm masking intervals may be
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