ejamhas
2012-05-21, 09:29 PM
Hi Everyone,
I am sharing here a very useful document. This document lists the alarms and events for RBS 3000 and RBS 6000 in Excel format for quick reference.
The following information is provided for each alarm:
- specificProblem Contains a string representing the particular problem which is also the alarm name or slogan
presented in the management system alarm list and alarm logs. It is also the title of
the corresponding alarm operating instruction.
- eventType Indicates type of events. The following values are possible:
- Communications Alarm
- Processing Error Alarm
- Environmental Alarm
- Quality of Service Alarm
- Equipment Alarm
- probableCause Provides information on the likely cause of the alarm
- perceivedSeverity Indicates the relative level of urgency for operator attention:
- Critical The alarm requires immediate action, even outside of working hours
- Major The alarm requires immediate action, within working hours
- Minor The alarm requires action at a suitable time or, at least, continuous close observation
- Warning The alarm requires that corrective action is taken on a scheduled maintenance basis
- Managed Object Indicates the managed object that issued the alarm
-RBS Type Indicates what type of RBS the alarm is applicable to, i.e. RBS3, RBS4 and/or RBS6xxx.
1.2 Events (Fault Management)
The system issues an FM event notification when something of importance happens that does not trigger an alarm, but is considered significant enough to be presented for a user. FM events are stateless notifications. FM events are displayed in event logs in the Element Manager and in alarm list and logs in OSS and other external management system tools.
The following information is provided for each event:
- specificEvent Contains a string representing the particular event which is also the name or slogan
presented in the management system tools.
- Description An explanation of the event.
- Managed Object Indicates the managed object that issued the event.
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I am sharing here a very useful document. This document lists the alarms and events for RBS 3000 and RBS 6000 in Excel format for quick reference.
The following information is provided for each alarm:
- specificProblem Contains a string representing the particular problem which is also the alarm name or slogan
presented in the management system alarm list and alarm logs. It is also the title of
the corresponding alarm operating instruction.
- eventType Indicates type of events. The following values are possible:
- Communications Alarm
- Processing Error Alarm
- Environmental Alarm
- Quality of Service Alarm
- Equipment Alarm
- probableCause Provides information on the likely cause of the alarm
- perceivedSeverity Indicates the relative level of urgency for operator attention:
- Critical The alarm requires immediate action, even outside of working hours
- Major The alarm requires immediate action, within working hours
- Minor The alarm requires action at a suitable time or, at least, continuous close observation
- Warning The alarm requires that corrective action is taken on a scheduled maintenance basis
- Managed Object Indicates the managed object that issued the alarm
-RBS Type Indicates what type of RBS the alarm is applicable to, i.e. RBS3, RBS4 and/or RBS6xxx.
1.2 Events (Fault Management)
The system issues an FM event notification when something of importance happens that does not trigger an alarm, but is considered significant enough to be presented for a user. FM events are stateless notifications. FM events are displayed in event logs in the Element Manager and in alarm list and logs in OSS and other external management system tools.
The following information is provided for each event:
- specificEvent Contains a string representing the particular event which is also the name or slogan
presented in the management system tools.
- Description An explanation of the event.
- Managed Object Indicates the managed object that issued the event.
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Cheers :)