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Step 2
Enter the monitor command:
monitor
Step 3
You can now view a dynamically updated screen of statistics. Press any key to exit
monitoring mode.
Step 4
Enter the interfaces command to monitor the wireless interface:
interfaces wireless show
Step 5
Select and then copy and paste the output, in the Telnet window, to a file for review.
Step 6
Enter Ctrl-Z to return to the root mode.
SUO CLI
Step 1
Login to the CLI as outlined in “Connecting to the Subscriber Unit Command Line
Interface” on page 2-6.
Step 2
Enter the monitor command:
monitor
Step 3
You can now view a dynamically updated screen of statistics. Press any key to exit
monitoring mode.
Step 4
Enter the diagStatistics command to monitor the wireless interface:
diagStatistics show
Step 5
Select and then copy and paste the output, in the Telnet window, to a file for review.
Step 6
Enter Ctrl-Z to return to the root mode. You can now logout or keep the session for further
access.
Monitoring the System Parameters
You can monitor basic operation of the sector controller and its registered subscribers
through the sector controller GUI or CLI.
The baseline RSSI levels for each radio should be monitored in order to establish the
performance level for each device. These levels should be recorded when the radios are
installed and then regularly thereafter to see any potential trends.
You can set threshold traps based on your performance guidelines or within an acceptable
range of peak performance and that level is set as the trigger to create an alarm. The exact
value of what constitutes “an acceptable range” is determined by your network
performance requirements. For example, a range of 15% allows the radio to continue to
perform, but alerts you to a potential problem well before the radio link goes down.
When an SNMP trap or TCA has been triggered you can specify what type of alarm will be
generated and using applications, such as RMS, you can also perform various actions
such as emailing the system administrator or rebooting support equipment.