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Alarm Reference Format
The alarm reference pages in this manual are presented using the format and
conventions described below. The presentation is based on traditional reference
command manual (man) pages.
<task> <alarm_#>
Each reference page starts with a primary heading listing the task and the alarm
number. The subheadings of the alarm reference page are described below.
MESSAGE
The alarm text message as appears in the alarm log file/alarm viewer
SEVERITY
The alarm severity. This can be from 1 (information or low priority) to 9 (very high
priority).
PROBABLE CAUSE
The possible reason(s) why the alarm was produced. Some alarms are produced only
under specific circumstances and may have only one cause. Others can be produced
under multiple circumstances. Some alarms use variable text fields to display further
information about the condition which caused the alarm.
The cause can be better determined by noting the system state when the alarm
occurred. For example, if the alarm was generated during system startup, it is likely to
be a system configuration problem.
Note that not all alarm error messages indicate failure of the Avaya MPS. There may
be external causes (such as an external database/host going down).
ACTION
The steps to take to correct any error condition. For many severity 1 (information)
alarms, there are no actions because the alarm is the result of normal system operation.
Error message alarms may require changing system configuration parameters,
modifying applications, or pilfering some sort of system maintenance (e.g., moving
messages from a full Caller Message Recording file to a different file or media).
For alarms with multiple causes, each cause will usually have an associated action.
Some error conditions caused by external factors cannot be fixed by doing anything on
the Avaya MPS. You may need to involve others.
There are many alarm messages which should never occur except with major system
failure. These severe alarms indicate conditions which can only be analyzed and
remedied by Avaya Technical Support.
- Release 6.0 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Intended Audience 14
- How to Use This Manual 14
- Organization of This Manual 15
- EY NAME> 17
- Trademark Conventions 19
- Introduction 21
- Alarm Message Format 22
- Alarm Reference Format 25
- <task> <alarm_#> 25
- CCM Alarms 27
- COMMGR Alarms 33
- COMMGR 10100 34
- COMMGR 10102 36
- COMMGR 10112 38
- COMMGR 11001 40
- COMMGR 11010 44
- COMMGR 11011 45
- COMMGR 11014 48
- COMMGR 11017 50
- COMMGR 11025 54
- Restart SRP 55
- COMMGR 11027 56
- COMMGR 11030 58
- COMMGR 11032 60
- COMMGR 11040 66
- COMMGR 11044 70
- COMMGR 11046 72
- COMMGR 11055 74
- COMMGR 11057 76
- COMMGR 11059 78
- COMMGR 11072 82
- COMMGR 11076 84
- COMMGR 11102 86
- COMMGR 11105 88
- COMMGR 11107 90
- COMMGR 11109 92
- COMMGR 11111 94
- COMMGR 11114 96
- COMMGR 11116 98
- CONFMGMT Alarms 99
- CONFMGMT 11002 102
- SEVERITY 102
- PROBABLE CAUSE 102
- CONFMGMT 11004 104
- MESSAGE 104
- FAXMGR Alarms 107
- FAXMGR 11000 108
- NCD Alarms 109
- NCD 10001 110
- POSSIBLE CAUSE 110
- <message> 111
- NCD 10005 112
- NCD 10013 120
- RCM Alarms 121
- RCM 20001 122
- RCM 20003 124
- RCM 20005 126
- RCM 20007 128
- CADI Initialization failed 129
- RCM 20009 130
- RCM 20011 132
- RCM 20202 134
- RCM 20204 136
- RCM 20206 138
- RCM 20208 140
- RCM 20401 142
- RCM 20402 144
- RCM 21201 146
- RCM 21203 148
- RCM 22001 150
- RCM 22003 152
- RCM 22400 154
- SRP Alarms 155
- SRP 12004 160
- SRP 12012 166
- SRP 12014 168
- SRP 12021 170
- TCAD Alarms 171
- TCAD 10000 172
- TCAD 10002 174
- TCAD 10004 176
- TCAD 10006 178
- TCAD 10008 180
- TCAD 10010 182
- TCAD 10012 184
- TCAD 10014 186
- TCAD 10016 188
- TCAD 10018 190
- TCAD 10020 192
- TCAD 11001 194
- TCAD 11003 196
- TCAD 11005 198
- TMSCFG Alarms 201
- TMSCFG 10001 202
- TMSCFG 10010 204
- TRIP Alarms 209
- TRIP 10001 210
- Entering STANDBY state 211
- TRIP 10004 212
- VAMP Alarms 213
- VAMP 10000 214
- VENGINE Alarms 217
- VENGINE 25000 218
- VENGINE 25002 220
- VENGINE 25004 222
- VENGINE 25006 224
- VENGINE 25008 226
- VENGINE 25010 228
- VENGINE 25013 230
- VENGINE 25015 232
- VENGINE 25017 234
- VENGINE 25019 236
- VENGINE 25021 238
- VENGINE 25023 240
- VENGINE 25025 242
- VENGINE 25027 244
- VENGINE 25029 246
- VENGINE 25031 248
- VENGINE 25033 250
- VENGINE 25035 252
- VENGINE 25037 254
- VENGINE 25039 256
- VENGINE 25043 260
- VENGINE 25046 262
- VENGINE 25049 264
- VENGINE 25051 266
- VENGINE 25053 268
- VENGINE 25055 270
- VENGINE 25057 272
- VENGINE 25059 274
- VENGINE 25061 276
- VENGINE 25063 278
- VENGINE 25066 280
- VENGINE 25068 282
- VENGINE 25070 284
- VENGINE 25072 286
- VENGINE 25076 288
- VENGINE 25078 290
- VENGINE 25080 292
- VENGINE 25082 294
- VENGINE 25084 296
- VENGINE 25086 298
- VENGINE 25088 300
- VENGINE 25090 302
- VENGINE 25092 304
- VENGINE 25096 308
- VENGINE 25098 310
- VENGINE 26001 314
- VENGINE 26003 316
- VENGINE 26005 318
- VENGINE 26007 320
- VENGINE 26009 322
- VENGINE 26011 324
- VENGINE 26013 326
- VENGINE 26015 328
- VENGINE 26017 330
- VENGINE 26019 332
- VENGINE 26021 334
- VENGINE 26025 336
- VENGINE 26027 338
- VENGINE 26029 340
- VENGINE 28001 342
- VENGINE 28003 344
- VENGINE 28005 346
- VENGINE 28007 348
- VENGINE 28009 350
- VENGINE 28011 352
- VENGINE 28014 354
- VENGINE 28016 356
- VENGINE 28018 358
- VENGINE 28020 360
- VENGINE 28022 362
- VENGINE 28024 364
- VENGINE 28026 366
- VENGINE 28029 368
- VENGINE 28031 370
- VENGINE 28033 372
- VENGINE 28035 374
- VENGINE 28040 378
- VENGINE 28043 380
- VENGINE 28045 382
- VENGINE 29002 384
- VENGINE 29004 386
- VENGINE 29006 388
- VENGINE 29008 390
- VENGINE 29015 394
- VENGINE 29017 396
- VENGINE 29051 398
- VENGINE 29054 400
- VENGINE 29058 402
- VMM Alarms 403
- VMM 10000 404
- VMM 10001 406
- VMM 10002 408
- VMM 10004 410
- VMM 11000 412
- VMM 11002 414
- VMM 11004 416
- VMM 12001 418
- VMM 12003 420
- VSTAT Alarms 421
- VSTAT 11000 422
- VSTAT 11002 424
- VSTAT 11004 426
- VSTAT 11006 428
- VXMLI Alarms 431
- VXMLI 10000 432
- NCD Alarm 435
- Messages 435
- NCD 10004 436
- NCD Alarm Messages 437
- Troubleshooting Guidelines 441
- NIC Phase Lock Loop (PLL) 441
- NIC Redundancy 441
- Temperature 442
- TMS Initialization 443
- TMS Health Check 443
- TCAD Alarm 445
- TCAD 11000 446
- TCAD Alarm Messages 447
- TMS Memory 451
- TMS Spans 452
- TMS Resources 452
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