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provides a sample of the output of RTRV-EQPT
command when performed with different STX and VTX-series circuit packs.
TL1 event exerciser
With one TL1 command (
RTRV-NE-AOMSG:[TID]:[ALL]:CTAG
) in Site
Manager’s TL1 Command Builder, a UPC level 4 account user can request an
output of all possible TL1 autonomous messages (including alarms and
events). The output has exact wording for autonomous messages and is
available at both the SPx and NPx.
Note: Requesting an output from the SPx will generate all autonomous
messages possible from the SPx. Requesting an output from the NPx will
generate all autonomous messages possible from the NPx.
Execution of the TL1 command will not impact traffic currently on the system
and will not impact OAM performance on a separate network element.
TL1 event / log feature
Network elements will track configuration changes, unsuccessful TL1
command attempts, and shelf inventory changes. Autonomous events
(DBCHG, LOG, and INVENTORY) display after the TL1 return code. A file
containing the history of all three event types is updated with the latest
DBCHG, LOG, and INVENTORY events each time an event occurs. This file
will survive restarts and circuit pack pulls and is retrievable by the user. The
DBCHG and LOG events apply to both the network processor and shelf
processor circuit packs.
Note 1: All information is stored regardless of whether broadcasting is
provisioned as ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’.
Note 2: Event broadcasting is set to ‘OFF’ by default.
Table 2-35
CLX RTRV-EQPT Behaviour
Card in Slot 13 and 14
RTRV-EQPT Output
None
“CLX-13::CTYPE=VTX:OOS-AU, UEQ”
“CLX-14::CTYPE=VTX:OOS-AU, UEQ”
VTX-48
“CLX-13::CTYPE=VTX48, PEC= ...”
“CLX-14::CTYPE=VTX48, PEC= ...”
VTX-48e
“CLX-13::CTYPE=VTX48e, PEC= ...”
“CLX-14::CTYPE=VTX48e, PEC= ...”
STX-192
“CLX-13::CTYPE=STX192, PEC= ...”
“CLX-14::CTYPE=STX192, PEC= ...”