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Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Troubleshooting Guide, Release 5.0.x
OL-8723-19
Chapter 1 Troubleshooting Overview
Managing Events and Alarms
Managing Event and Alarm Reports
There are two ways to view events and alarms—by subscribing to event and alarm reports (automatic,
real-time) and by retrieving event or alarm summaries from the log files by operator query. To be
notified of alarms as they occur, subscribe to the event and alarm reports. To display a list of current
events or alarms, use the
show alarm
command.
Use the following
subscribe
commands to subscribe to reports of real-time events or alarms:
subscribe
event-report
type=<
type
>; severity=<
severity
>;
subscribe
alarm-report
type=<
type
>; severity=<
severity
>;
Note
In the
subscribe event-report
or
subscribe alarm-report
commands you can specify “type=all” and/or
“severity=all” or you can specify the specific types and severities of events and alarms you wish to
display. Specifying all allows you to monitor the system for
all
events or alarms. Specifying a specific
type and a specific severity allows you to monitor the system for the specified type and severity of events
and alarms. The default type and severity is “all”.
Show Alarm Command
Use the
show alarm
command to view all real-time alarms. All of the following tokens are optional.
show alarm
id
=<
sn
>
; type=<
type
>; number=<
num
>; severity=<
sev
>;
component-id=<
comp
>; origin=<
process
>; start-time=<
yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss>
;
end-time=<
yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss>
Note
If the
show alarm
command is issued without any tokens (parameters),
all
alarms of
all
types for
all
components are displayed. Issuing the
show alarm
command with
any
combination of the optional
tokens limits the display to a subset of alarms as determined by which optional tokens are specified.
The
show alarm
command can include any or all the following optional tokens:
•
id
—The unique system-assigned serial number of an alarm.
•
type
—Type of alarm to show, which can be any one of the following:
–
audit
–
billing
–
callp
–
config
–
database
–
maintenance
–
oss
–
security
–
signaling
–
statistics
–
system
•
number
—The numerical identifier of the alarm of the specified type (1 to 500).
Specifying a type and a number shows only alarms of that type and number. You can specify a
number without specifying a type; and you can specify a type without specifying a number.