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The Stinger® Compact Remote ATM DSLAM Getting Started Guide
Hosted System Management
Monitoring the status of remote shelves
2 Z0WISAAASCR Enabled OPER_Down {{ 1 5 2 } 0 } 0
Without any options, the command displays all configured remote shelves:
HOST>
remoteshelf
Shelf Name AdminState OperState host-port up-count
2 Z0WISAAASCR Enabled OPER_Down {{ 0 0 0} 0} 0
Raising and clearing alarm events in a hosted system
Alarms triggered by events on remote shelves operate within the existing profile-
based alarm infrastructure, which is described in the
Stinger Administration Guide
. If
you configure an alarm to be active by setting its value to
yes
, an action is triggered
and volatile profiles are updated. An emergency level log message is generated
whenever the alarm is raised or cleared.
Configuring alarms for remote shelves
The following parameter, shown with its default setting, determines the scope of an
alarm event in a hosted system:
[in ALARM/""]
physical-address = { any-shelf any-slot 0 }
The default setting represents all remote shelves in the hosted system. To specify an
alarm event that will be triggered only when it occurs on the host itself, specify shelf
1. For example:
HOST>
set physical-address shelf = shelf-1
To configure an alarm for a specific remote shelf, specify the ID of that shelf. For
example, to configure an alarm for shelf 2:
HOST>
set physical-address shelf = shelf-2
An
alarm
profile specific to a remote shelf is deleted if the
remote-shelf-config
profile for that shelf is deleted, and the corresponding alarms are cleared.
Remote shelf alarm events
Following are events related to Compact Remote shelves:
Table 6-1. Compact Remote alarm events
Alarm event definition
Event on remote shelf that triggers alarm
remote-shelf-state-
change
The remote shelf changes state. The new status is
shown in the
remote-shelf-oper-state
setting of the
remote-shelf-stat
profile.
line-state-change
A change has been detected in the state of a DSL line on
the remote shelf.
slot-state-change
A change has been detected in the state of a card in the
designated slot of the remote shelf.
fan-failure
A sensor on the remote shelf indicates failure of the
internal fan unit. The failed status is shown in the
internal-fan-unit-failed
setting of the
remote-shelf-stat
profile.