Traffic recording error

[cuneyt2020]

Hi Can somebody help me about the errors and command responses?
Rgrds.

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VERSION: LZY2035151/6/BC10C144/R6A

DATE: 10AUG05 TIME: 10:09:14
CLASS: 1
293 TRAFFIC RECORDING INTERNAL MEMORY DATA ERASED - MEMORY FULL
DATE TIME ALP NOIF UNIT INF1
09AUG05 19:17:23 4 1 0

294 TRAFFIC RECORDING INTERNAL MEMORY DATA ERASED - MIDNIGHT DUMP
DATE TIME ALP NOIF UNIT INF1
10AUG05 00:11:00 7 1 0

CLASS: 0
303 DATA LINK ALARM
DATE TIME ALP NOIF UNIT EQU BRDID INF1 INF2
09AUG05 19:08:49 1 1 SLP60 007-0-40-00 57 256 10
RDATE RTIME
09AUG05 19:09:59
303 DATA LINK ALARM
DATE TIME ALP NOIF UNIT EQU BRDID INF1 INF2
10AUG05 00:51:24 2 224 SLP60 007-0-40-00 57 256 7
RDATE RTIME
10AUG05 00:51:24
303 DATA LINK ALARM
DATE TIME ALP NOIF UNIT EQU BRDID INF1 INF2
10AUG05 00:51:28 3 224 SLP60 007-0-40-00 57 256 0
RDATE RTIME
10AUG05 00:52:37
89 LOST SIGNALS IN THE GROUP SWITCH
DATE TIME ALP NOIF GSSIDE
10AUG05 09:27:52 5 2 0
RDATE RTIME
10AUG05 09:30:56
24 FAULTY PCM LINK (GJU)
DATE TIME ALP NOIF GSSIDE GSM
10AUG05 09:56:56 6 4 0 0
RDATE RTIME
10AUG05 09:58:19

END
<FISCP:IODEV=SYSDSK1;
NOT ACCEPTED
DEVICE NOT EXIST

<FISCP:IODEV=SYSDISK1;
FILE SYSTEM CAPACITY DATA
TOTAL DISK SPACE: 2067 MBYTES
SUBFS: SYSSUBFS11
KBYTES FILES
TOTAL AVAIL TOTAL MOUNTED
NOT ACCEPTED
STANDARD WORD NOT YET ASSIGNED

<FISCP:IODEV=SYSDISK2;
FILE SYSTEM CAPACITY DATA
TOTAL DISK SPACE: 2067 MBYTES
SUBFS: SYSSUBFS21
KBYTES FILES
TOTAL AVAIL TOTAL MOUNTED
NOT ACCEPTED
STANDARD WORD NOT YET ASSIGNED

<FIDAPATH=/SYSN/USR1/ACS/TM/*.*;
NOT ACCEPTED
STANDARD WORD NOT YET ASSIGNED

<FIDAPATH=/SYSN/USR1;
NOT ACCEPTED
STANDARD WORD NOT YET ASSIGNED


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[mundus]

Hi' make a IODDP; and post it.

 

[whosrdaddy]

I suppose you are talking about the same system that has the dump problem?

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[cuneyt2020]

Yes dady ,
When i first posted this mail, i thought it was a traffic recording problem but saw that it's about dump issue, with other topic.
Thx.

 

[dstrang1]

Block the SCSI bus and try unmounting only the TM subfile and then function test it.

If the function test is successful, try your FISCP:IODEV=sysdisk1; command.If everything prints out correctly, remount the TM subfile and unblock the SCSI bus.(FIMOIATH=/sysn/usr1/acs/tm,subfs=subfstm.

Then print the the files in the TM subfile with FIDAPATH=/sysn/usr1/acs/tm,opt=all; open a logfile, print to it and then edit the file so you have FIDIEATH=/sysn/usr1/acs/tm/Dxxxx;(Dxxxx is the traffic dump file name). You need one line for each traffic dump file.

This will cleanout the TM file and hopefully settle things down a bit.


Good luck,

Dave Strang

 

[whosrdaddy]

dave,

the problem is the NIU, look at this thread

thread806-1105433

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