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Chapter 2 Audit Troubleshooting
Monitoring Audit Events
Major Internal Audit Failure—Audit (6)
The Major Internal Audit Failure alarm (major) indicates that a major internal audit failure has occurred.
To troubleshoot and correct the cause of the Major Internal Audit Failure alarm, refer to the
“Major
Internal Audit Failure—Audit (6)” section on page 2-23 .
Minor Internal Audit Failure—Audit (7)
The Minor Internal Audit Failure alarm (minor) indicates that a minor internal audit failure has occurred.
To troubleshoot and correct the cause of the Minor Internal Audit Failure alarm, refer to the
“Minor
Internal Audit Failure—Audit (7)” section on page 2-23 .
Warning From Internal Audit—Audit (8)
The Warning From Internal Audit event serves as a warning that a problem with an internal audit has
occurred. To correct the internal audit problem refer to the failure details (220), probable cause (80), and
corrective actions (80) listed in the data field. Additionally, refer to the previous critical, major, and
minor internal audit failure sections.
Call Data Audit Complete—Audit (10)
The Call Data Audit Complete event serves as an informational alert that a call data memory audit has
been completed. The call data memory audit information should be checked to see if any call blocks have
been cleared as a result of the audit.
Critical Network Time Protocol Service Failure—Audit (11)
The Critical Network Time Protocol Service Failure alarm (critical) indicates that a critical Network
Time Protocol (NTP) service failure has occurred. To troubleshoot and correct the cause of the Critical
Network Time Protocol Service Failure alarm, refer to the
“Critical Network Time Protocol Service
Failure—Audit (11)” section on page 2-24 .
Major Network Time Protocol Service Failure—Audit (12)
The Major Network Time Protocol Service Failure alarm (major) indicates that a major NTP service
failure has occurred. To troubleshoot and correct the cause of the Major Network Time Protocol Service
Failure alarm, refer to the
“Major Network Time Protocol Service Failure—Audit (12)” section on
page 2-24 .
Minor Network Time Protocol Service Failure—Audit (13)
The Minor Network Time Protocol Service Failure alarm (minor) indicates that a minor NTP service
failure has occurred. To troubleshoot and correct the cause of the Minor Network Time Protocol Service
Failure alarm, refer to the
“Minor Network Time Protocol Service Failure—Audit (13)” section on
page 2-25 .