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Alarm Manager

NN40011-031 Issue 1.2 BCM Rls 6.0 5

Alarm Manager

Overview

The Business Communications Manager (BCM) contains an Alarm Service

that is used to monitor functions and events that may occur from components

running on the BCM. These alarms indicate faults or informational conditions

that may require resolution from the system administrator.

Examples of alarm conditions include:

 a telephony circuit on the system is down

 a service running on the BCM has been stopped by an administrator

Alarm information can be delivered by any of the following means:

 the Alarms Panel in the BCM Element Manager

 the Alarm Banner in the BCM Element Manager

 core telephony alarms show on the alarm set

 Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) traps for remote

management of faults

 LEDs on the BCM main unit

 an e-mail destination

You can manage alarms and alarm information by configuring alarm settings,

for example filtering alarms so that only the desired subset of alarms are

displayed in the BCM Element Manager Alarms Panel or sent as SNMP traps

administering alarms, for example acknowledging selected alarms and

clearing the alarm log.

All alarms that appear in the BCM Element Manager Alarms Panel are logged

in the alarms.systemlog file. This file is capped at 1 MB in size; when the file

reaches this size, a new alarms.systemlog file is started.

The BCM keeps the current file as well as three previous files. The file is also

capped and a new file is started when the BCM system is rebooted.

You can retrieve the alarms.systemlog files (the current file plus the three

previous files) from the BCM system using the Log Management utility in BCM

Element Manager (found under Administration, Logs). You can view the files

using the BCM Log Browser, which can be launched in Element Manager

from the File menu, then View Network Element Logs.

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