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SS7G2x Signaling Server SGW Mode User Manual Issue 4
6.4.5 ALLOP – Alarm Log Print
Synopsis
This command gives a printout of the alarm log. If no code or class is entered, the whole log is output.
Each fault code (CODE) is associated with an alarm class (CLA) which may be Minor, Major or Critical. The
alarm class in turn governs which alarm LED, relay or SNMP alarm that is activated when the condition
exists.
The command provides and indication of the time the alarm occurred (OCCURRED) and, if it has done so, the
time the alarm cleared (CLEARED). The output from the command indicates, the alarm class (CLA indicating
either a System, PCM or signaling failure) as well as an alarm code specific identifier (ID) and a diagnostic
field (DIAG). The C or A character in the CLA field indicates the current status as either A (active) or C
(cleared).
See Chapter 8, “Alarm Fault Code Listing” for definitions of the alarm code specific parameters.
Syntax
ALLOP[:CODE=…];
ALLOP[:CLA=…];
Prerequisites
None
Attributes
None
Examples
ALLOP:CODE=20;
ALLOP:CLA=1&&2;
ALLOP;
Output Format
SYSTEMIDENT1 Alarm Log 1996-12-01 00:00:54
ALP CODE ID DIAG CLA OCCURRED CLEARED TITLE
107 1 103 0 1 A 2001-10-30 10:54:48 2001-10-30 10:54:53 PCM loss
74 1 104 0 2 A 2001-10-30 10:54:27 2001-10-30 10:59:53 PCM loss
EXECUTED
Note: The C or A character in the CLA field indicates the current status as A (active) or C (cleared). The
meaning of the ID field depends on the alarm code and is described in Chapter 8, “Alarm Fault
Code Listing”.