List alarm records in the log, based on the specified query conditions.
You can set Alarm Cleared Flag to uncleared(uncleared) to query the active alarms.
Date and time rules:
1. Start date: the date of the 7th day before the current day, if there is a start time without a start date
2. End date: the current date, if there is an end time without an end date
3. Start time: 00:00:00, if there is a start date without a start time
4. End time: 23:59:59, if there is an end date without an end time
5. Start time: 00:00:00 2000-01-01, if there is no start date or start time
6. End time: 23:59:59 2050-12-31, if there is no end time or end date
Parameters rules:
1. The maximum number of querying parameters is 17. For the combination querying, each option is regarded as a querying parameter.
ID | Name | Description |
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ALMTP | Alarm Type | Meaning: alarm type Value range: flt(malfunction), evt(event), all(all) Explanation: This parameter specifies the type of the alarm to be queried. Default value: all(all) |
CLRFLG | Alarm Cleared Flag | Meaning: whether the alarm to be queried is cleared Value range: cleared(cleared), uncleared(uncleared) Explanation: This parameter specifies whether the alarm to be queried is cleared. You can select one or both of the options: cleared(cleared) and uncleared(uncleared). By default, both of the options are selected. Default value: None |
SCSN | Start Serial No. | Meaning: start serial number of the alarm to be queried Value range: 1-2147483646 Explanation: Each reported alarm is assigned a serial number in succession. The clear alarm and corresponding fault alarm have the same serial number. Default value: None |
ECSN | End Serial No. | Meaning: end serial number of the alarm records to be queried Value range: 1-2147483646 Explanation: This parameter specifies the end serial number of the alarm records to be queried. Default value: None |
STARTAID | Start Alarm ID | Meaning: start alarm ID Value range: 1-65533 Explanation: This parameter specifies the start alarm ID in the query. Default value: None |
ENDAID | End Alarm ID | Meaning: end alarm ID Value range: 1-65533 Explanation: This parameter specifies the end alarm ID in the query. Default value: None |
ALVL | Alarm Severity | Meaning: alarm severity Value range: Critical(Critical Alarm), Major(Major Alarm), Minor(Minor Alarm), Warning(Warning) Explanation: This parameter specifies the severity of the alarm to be queried. If the parameter is not set, the alarms at all the severities are queried. Default value: None |
ASS | Event Type | Meaning: Event Type Value range: power(power system), env(environment system), sig(signaling system), trunk(relay system), hardware(hardware system), software(software system), run(running system), comm(communication system), service(QoS), handle(processing Error) Explanation: This parameter specifies the event Typeof the alarm to the queried, and is set to SELECT ALL by default. Default value: None |
SD | Start Date | Meaning: start date of the alarm records to be queried Value range: 1. Year: 2000-2050 2. Month: Jan-Dec 3. Day: 1-31 Explanation: This parameter specifies the start date of the alarm records. If the parameter is not set, the Start date is set to 1970-01-02 by default. Default value: None |
ED | End Date | Meaning: end date of the alarm records to be queried Value range: 1. Year: 2000-2050 2. Month: Jan-Dec 3. Day: 1-31 Explanation: This parameter specifies the end date of the alarm records. If the parameter is not set, the End Date is set to today by default. Default value: None |
ST | Start Time | Meaning: start time of the alarm records to be queried Value range: 1. Hour: 0-23 2. Minute: 0-59 3. Second: 0-59 Explanation: This parameter specifies the start time of the alarm records. If the parameter is not set, the Start time is set to 00:00:00 by default. Default value: None |
ET | End Time | Meaning: end time of the alarm records to be queried Value range: 1. Hour: 0-23 2. Minute: 0-59 3. Second: 0-59 Explanation: This parameter specifies the end time of the alarm records. If the parameter is not set, the End time is set to 23:59:59 by default. Default value: None |
SRN | Subrack No. | Meaning: number of the BSC subrack that generates the alarm Value range: 0-30 Explanation: This parameter specifies the subrack that generates the alarm to be queried. If the parameter is not set, the alarms generated in all the subracks are queried. Default value: None |
SN | Slot No. | Meaning: number of the BSC slot that generates the alarm Value range: 0-27 Explanation: This parameter specifies the slot that generates the alarm to be queried. If the parameter is not set, the alarms generated in all the slots are queried. Default value: None |
SSSN | Start Sync Serial No. | Meaning: start synchronization number Value range: 1-2147483646 Explanation: This parameter specifies the start synchronization number of the alarm records. Default value: None |
ESSN | End Sync Serial No. | Meaning: end synchronization number Value range: 1-2147483646 Explanation: Each reported alarm is assigned a synchronization number in succession. The clear alarm and corresponding fault alarm have different synchronization numbers. Default value: None |
SRTORD | Result Sort Order | Meaning: order of sorting query results Value range: DES(sort descending), ASC(sort ascending) Explanation: This parameter specifies the order of sorting the alarm records to be queried. Default value: DES(sort descending) |
RT | Type of Return Result | Meaning: type of returned results Value range: bin(BIN Message), file(queried file) Explanation: If you choose bin(BIN MESSAG), the query result is displayed on the current screen. If you choose file(queried file), the query result is output in the file fomat. You need to upload the file to view the details. Default value: bin(BIN Message) |
CNT | Records to Return | Meaning: number of alarm records to be returned in BIN message fomat. Value range: 1-1000 Explanation: This parameter specifies the number of alarm records to be returned in BIN message fomat. By default, 64 alarm records are returned for each query. Default value: 64 |
FN | File Name | Meaning: file name Value range: 1-63 characters Explanation: This parameter specifies the name of the file for outputting the queried alarm logs. Default value: None |
CNT | Record Number Of Query By File | Meaning: number of alarm records to be returned Value range: 1-10000 Explanation: This parameter specifies the number of returned alarm records when alarm records are returned as files. By default, 64 alarm records are returned for each query. When the alarms records are returned as files, You need to upload the file to the local PC to view the details. Default value: 64 |
Example 1 To list the alarm records by setting the conditions as follows: - Alarm Type: flt - Alarm Cleared Flag: cleared-0&uncleared-1 - Alarm Severity: Critical-1&Major-0&Minor-0&Warning-0 - Subrack No.: 12 - Slot No.: 25 - Sort Order: DES - Records to Return: 10 Execute the following command: LST ALMLOG: almtp=flt, clrflg=cleared-0&uncleared-1, alvl=Critical-1&Major-0&Minor-0&Warning-0, srn=12, sn=25, srtord=DES, cnt=10; The result is displayed as follows: +++ HUAWEI 2008-07-16 08:22:32 O&M #208 %%LST ALMLOG: almtp=flt, clrflg=cleared-0&uncleared-1, alvl=Critical-1&Major-0&M inor-0&Warning-0, srn=12, sn=25, srtord=DES, cnt=10;%% RETCODE = 0 Operation succeeded ALARM 3 Fault Critical BSC6000 21551 Communication Sync serial No. = 4 Alarm name = Ater OML Broken Alarm Alarm raised time = 2008-07-15 17:01:03 Location info = Index No.=10,Subrack No.=12, Slot No.=25,E1/T1 Port No. =39 Cleared type = Not Cleared ALARM 2 Fault Critical BSC6000 21551 Communication Sync serial No. = 3 Alarm name = Ater OML Broken Alarm Alarm raised time = 2008-07-15 17:01:02 Location info = Index No.=10,Subrack No.=12, Slot No.=25,E1/T1 Port No. =29 Cleared type = Not Cleared (Number of results = 2) --- END Example 2 To list all alarm records: LST ALMLOG:;
Domain Name | Description |
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Serial No. | Serial number of the alarm record |
Alarm Type | Type of the alarm.FLT: fault alarm,EVT: event alarm |
Alarm Severity | Severity of the alarm. CRITICAL: critical alarm,MAJOR: major alarm,MINOR: minor alarm,WARNING: warning |
Alarm Source | Source where the alarm is generated |
Alarm ID | Uniquely identifying a type of alarm |
Event Type | Event type of the alarm record. power(power system), env(environment system), sig(signaling system), trunk(relay system), hardware(hardware system), software(software system), run(running system), comm(communication system), service(QoS), handle(Processing Error). |
Sync serial No. | Sync serial No. |
Alarm name | Alarm name |
Alarm raised time | Alarm raised time |
Location info | Location informaton of the alarm |