AT&T OneVision DEFINITY G3 Fault Management and integration, Руководство пользователя

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Cabletron SPECTRUM
Issue 2 April 1996 10-3
Test the Macro
Test the macro by entering the following at the command line:
aruser -e [macro-name] -p [parm=xxx] -p [parm=yyy] -p [parm=zzz]
Hint: The values in brackets are variables that you provide. The string, parm, is
the substitution parameter ($parm$) that you defined when you created the
macro. For example:
aruser -e DEFINITY_Ticket -p object=switch1 -p current=major -p
previous=minor -p desc=“Major alarm on digital board”
Test the Script
Use the following steps to see if the script records trouble tickets from OpenView:
1. Make sure that the following environment variables are set according to
the Remedy documentation:
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NSLPATH
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ARHOME
■
ARPATH
The command line should look like:
aruser -e [macro-name] -p [object]=$1 -p [desc]=$2 -p [new state]=$3
-p [old state]=$4
2. In OpenView, cause an alarm to force a DEFINITY map object to change
states.
3. When the map object changes states, open the Remedy aruser tool and
verify that the information was recorded.
Hint: See your Remedy documentation if you need help.
4. Modify the following command, substituting your values for the values in
brackets:
aruser -e [macro-name] -p [object]=$1 -p [desc]=\”$2 $3\” -p [new
state]=$3 -p [old state]=$4
Cabletron SPECTRUM
To integrate Fault Management and Remedy on SPECTRUM, you must install the
SPECTRUM ARS Gateway. This Gateway passes filtered alarm information from
SpectroSERVER
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to the Remedy AR System where trouble tickets are
automatically generated for those alarms.