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Table of Contents
This document has 19 pages

1 Summary of changes .................................................................... 4

2 AA - ACTIVE ALARM HANDLING................................................. 5

3 AA - ACTIVE ALARM HANDLING................................................. 6

4 AAN CANCEL ALARM ACCORDING TO CONSECUTIVE
NUMBER .......................................................................................7

5 AAE CANCEL ALARM ACCORDING TO ALARM NUMBER OR
OBJECT ........................................................................................ 9

6 AAP DISPLAY ACTIVE ALARMS ............................................... 12

7 AAO DISPLAY ACTIVE ALARMS OF CERTAIN OBJECT ......... 16
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Summary of changes AA - Active Alarms Handling
1 Summary of changes
Changes between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document
issue contains all changes made to previous issues.
Changes between issues 02 and 1-3

The service terminal command ZGSC is replaced by MML command DVL throughout the
document.
Changes made between issues 1-3 and 1-2

AAO DISPLAY ACTIVE ALARMS OF CERTAIN OBJECT
Syntax has been corrected.
Changes made between issues 1-2 and 1-1

AAP DISPLAY ACTIVE ALARMS
Execution printouts have been updated.
Execution printouts have been updated.
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Commands in the command group are used for cancelling and displaying alarms
currently on.
Menu of the command group:

ACTIVE ALARMS HANDLING COMMANDS
? ..... DISPLAY MENU

N: ..... CANCEL ALARM ACCORDING TO CONSECUTIVE NUMBER
E: ..... CANCEL ALARM ACCORDING TO ALARM NUMBER OR OBJECT
P: ..... DISPLAY ACTIVE ALARMS
O: ..... DISPLAY ACTIVE ALARMS OF CERTAIN OBJECT
Z; ..... RETURN TO MAIN LEVEL
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The commands in this command group are:
AAN CANCEL ALARM ACCORDING TO CONSECUTIVE
NUMBER
AAE CANCEL ALARM ACCORDING TO ALARM NUMBER OR
OBJECT
AAP DISPLAY ACTIVE ALARMS
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CONSECUTIVE NUMBER
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CONSECUTIVE NUMBER
Function
Use this command for cancelling an active alarm according to the consecutive number.
Parameters
consecutive number;
Syntax
AAN: <consecutive number>;
Parameter explanations
consecutive number
Defines the alarm to be cancelled according to the consecutive number in the alarm
printout. This parameter is obligatory.
Examples
1. Cancel the alarm with consecutive number 1312.
AAN:1312;
Semantic error messages

If an error occurs, the system outputs a general MML semantic error message.
Execution error messages

/*** ALARM SYSTEM IS NOT RESPONDING ***/
A message waiting time-out has occurred. No response is received from the Network
element level alarm system program block (ULAPRB). Check the state of the alarm
database with MML command DBS and the active alarms with command AAP. Check
also the error messages in the computer log of the OMU using MML command DVL. If
this does not help you to solve the problem, contact your local Nokia Solutions and
Networks representative.
/*** ACCESS OF ALARM DATABASE FAILED ***/
/*** ERROR : ???? ***/
/*** error specific text ***/
The alarm system has failed to handle the alarm database (BAIDAT). The error is
specified with a number and an error specific text that tells you more about the problem.
Check the state of the alarm database with MML command DBS and the active alarms
with command AAP. Also check the error messages in the computer log of the OMU
using MML command DVL. If this does not help you to solve the problem, contact your
local Nokia Solutions and Networks representative.
/*** PROCESSING IN APPLICATION ALARM SYSTEM FAILED ***/
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CONSECUTIVE NUMBER
The application alarm system has not managed to update its files or a time-out has
occurred during its internal processing. Check the state of the alarm database with MML
command DBS and the active alarms with command AAP. Also check the error messages
in the computer log of the OMU using MML command DVL. If this does not help you to
solve the problem, contact your local Nokia Solutions and Networks representative.
/*** ALARM GIVEN IS NOT ACTIVE ***/
The alarm with the given consecutive number is not active. Check the consecutive
number that you gave.
/*** ALARM SYSTEM BUSY ***/
The alarm system is temporarily overloaded. Wait a moment and enter the command
again.
The system may also output a general MML execution error message.
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NUMBER OR OBJECT
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ALARM NUMBER OR OBJECT
Function
Use this command for cancelling active alarms identified by alarm number and/or object.
Parameters
alarm number: object type, object index, subobject type, subobject index;
Syntax
AAE: ([<alarm number> | <all> def]:
[[<object type> | <all> def],

[<object index> | <all> def],
[<subobject type> | <none> def],
[<subobject index> | <none> def>]]...);
alarm number
Defines the alarm number of the alarm to be cancelled. The default value is all alarms.
object type
Defines the alarm object whose alarms are cancelled. The default value is all object
types.
Alarm object hierarchy consists of a maximum of five levels. The first object in the
hierarchy identifies the alarm object at the most general level. The next object in the
hierarchy is always a subobject of the preceding one. Thus, it increases the accuracy of
the object identification.
object index
Index of the object. The default value is all objects of the object type identified with
parameter object type.
subobject type
Defines the alarm subobject whose alarms are cancelled. In the alarm object hierarchy,
the subobject precedes the object or subobject given as the previous object in the
command parameters. If no value is given, only alarms with no subobjects are cancelled.
subobject index
Defines the index of the subobject. The default value is all subobjects of the subobject
type identified with parameter subobject type.
Examples
1. Cancel all alarms with the number 2004.
AAE:2004;
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NUMBER OR OBJECT
2. Cancel all alarms with the number 2004 concerning object OMU.
AAE:2004:OMU;
3. Cancel all alarms concerning object NPS1P–0, SET-0.
AAE::NPS1P,0,SET,0;

/*** UNDEFINED OBJECT ***/
The given object is not defined in the object model of the network element. Check the
object that you gave.
/*** UNDEFINED ALARM ***/
The given alarm number is not defined in the alarm system. Check the alarm number
that you gave.
/*** ERROR : ???? ***/
with MML command AAP. Also check the error messages in the computer log of the
OMU using MML command DVL. If this does not help you to solve the problem, contact
your local Nokia Solutions and Networks representative.
The system may also output a general MML semantic error message.

The alarm system is temporarily overloaded. Wait a moment and re-enter the command.
/*** ERROR : ???? ***/
Check the state of the alarm database with MML command DBS and the live alarms with
command AAP. Check also the error messages in the computer log of the OMU using
MML command DVL. If this does not help you to solve the problem, contact your local
Nokia Solutions and Networks representative.
/*** PROCESSING IN APPLICATION ALARM SYSTEM FAILED ***/
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NUMBER OR OBJECT
The application alarm system has not managed to update files or a time-out has
occurred during the cancelling process. Check the active alarms and the log writings of
the OMU. If some alarms are on concerning the problem, correct the fault as explained in
the operating instructions of these alarms and re-enter the command. If you cannot
correct the problem, contact your local Nokia Solutions and Networks representative.
/*** ALARM GIVEN IS NOT ACTIVE ***/
There are no active alarms with the given alarm number in the alarm system. Check the
alarm number that you gave.
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Function
Use this command for displaying active alarms.
Parameters
object type, object index, subobject type, subobject index: alarm parameter: alarm
format;
Syntax
AAP: [<object type> | <all> def],
[<object index> | <all> def],
[[<subobject type> | <all> def],
[<subobject index> | <all> def]]...:
[[CLS = <alarm class> | <all> def ]... |

[NR = <alarm number> | <all> def ]... ]:
[<alarm format> ];
object type
Defines the alarm object whose alarms are displayed. The default value is all object
types. Alarm object hierarchy consists of a maximum of five levels. The first object in the
hierarchy identifies the alarm object at the most general level. The next object in the
hierarchy is always a subobject of the preceding one. Thus, it increases the accuracy of
the object identification. The default value is all objects.
object index
Defines the index of the object. The default value is all objects of the object type
identified with parameter object type.
subobject type
Defines the alarm subobject whose alarms are displayed. In the alarm object hierarchy,
the subobject precedes the object or subobject given as the previous object in the
command parameters. The default value is all subobjects of the object type identified
with parameters object type and object index.
subobject index
Defines the index of the subobject. The default value is all subobjects of the subobject
type identified with parameter subobject type.
alarm class
CLS alarm class
AL3 *** alarms
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AL2 ** alarms
AL1 * alarms
DST disturbances
NTC notices
The default value is all classes.
alarm number
NR = alarm number
Defines the alarm number of the alarm(s) to be displayed. Characters & and && can be
used. A maximum of four & and one && characters are allowed. The default value is all
numbers.
alarm format
Selects the short or long format for the alarms to be displayed. The long format is preset
as default.
S short format
L long format
Examples
1. Display all active alarms of object OMU needing immediate user actions (three star
alarms)
AAP:OMU:CLS=AL3;
2. Display all active alarms of object NIWU-0,ETGR-1,ET-2.
AAP:NIWU,0,ETGR,1,ET,2;
3. Display all active alarms needing immediate user actions (three star alarms).
AAP::CLS=AL3;
4. Display all active alarms. Use the short alarm format.
AAP:::S;
Execution printouts
Active alarms execution printout using the long alarm format (the given command could,
for example, be AAP::CLS=AL2;):
ACTIVE ALARMS
(02561) HKI—LAB 1A001-00-16 PROCES 2004-07-05 11:02:14.11

** ALARM OMU-0
2518 NO VALID FALLBACK COPY FOR DEFAULT PACKAGE
SW5ADM OMU-0
02
(02385) HKI—LAB 1A002-00-16 PROCES 2004-07-05 11:04:39.03

** ALARM OMU-1
2425 ALARM SYSTEM FILE ERROR
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ALARMP OMU-1
02 0002 058F0000 0000000E 00000000 0000
(02382) HKI—LAB 1A002-00-16 PROCES 2004-07-05 11:02:13.86

** ALARM OMU-1
SW5ADM OMU-1
02
NUMBER OF ACTIVE ALARMS DISPLAYED:
** ALARM = 3
TOTAL: = 3
COMMAND EXECUTED
Active alarms printout using the short alarm format (the given command could, for
example, be AAP:::S;):
ACTIVE ALARMS
(01777) NIWU-0 ETGR-1 ET-4 07-02 15:05:00.27

*** 2915 FAULT RATE MONITORING
(01747) NIWU-0 ETGR-1 ET-4 07-02 15:04:23.43

* 2900 INCOMING SIGNAL MISSING
*** ALARM = 1
* ALARM = 1
TOTAL: = 2
COMMAND EXECUTED
If there are no active alarms matching with the given parameters, the execution printout
is as follows:
ACTIVE ALARMS
NO ALARMS MATCHING WITH THE GIVEN PARAMETERS
COMMAND EXECUTED

/*** ERROR : ???? ***/
with command AAP. Check also the error messages in the computer log of the OMU
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that you gave.
/*** TOO MANY &&-ARGUMENTS ***/
Parameter alarm number can contain only one && character.
/*** TOO MANY PARAMETER ARGUMENTS ***/
Parameter alarm number contains too many alarm numbers.

/*** ERROR : ???? ***/
again.
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OBJECT
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OBJECT
Function
Use this command for displaying the active alarms of a certain object. The given object is
searched from the whole object model regardless of its location in the object hierarchy.
Parameters
object type, object index: alarm parameter: alarm format;
Syntax
AAO: <object type>,
[<object index> | <all> def]:
[CLS = <alarm class> | <all> def] |

[NR = <alarm number> | <all> def]:
[<alarm format>];
object type
Defines the alarm object whose alarms are printed. The parameter is obligatory.
object index
Defines the index of the object. The default value is all objects of the object type
identified with parameter object type.
alarm class
CLS alarm class
AL3 *** alarms
AL2 ** alarms
AL1 * alarms
DST disturbances
NTC notices
The default value is all classes.
alarm number
NR = alarm number
Defines the alarm number of the alarm(s) to be displayed. Characters & and && can be
used. A maximum of four & and one && characters are allowed. The default value is all
numbers.
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OBJECT
alarm format
Selects the short or long format for the alarms to be displayed. The long format is preset
as default.
S short format
L long format
Examples
1. Display all active alarms of object ET.
AAO:ET;
2. Display all immediate actions needing active alarms of object ET.
AAO:ET:CLS=AL3;
Execution printouts
Active alarms execution printout example using the long alarm format (the given
command could, for example, be AAO:OMU,0; when the alarms directed to OMU-0 are
printed):
ACTIVE ALARMS
(02075) HKI—LAB 1A001-00-16 PROCES 2004-08-04 10:10:36.63

** ALARM OMU-0
SW5ADM OMU-0
01
** ALARM = 1
TOTAL: = 1
COMMAND EXECUTED
Active alarms execution printout example using the short alarm format (the given
command could, for example, be AAO:OMU,0::S:; when the alarms directed to OMU-0
are printed):
ACTIVE ALARMS
(02075) OMU-0 08-04 10:10:36.63

** 2518 NO VALID FALLBACK COPY FOR DEFAULT PACKAGE
** ALARM = 1
TOTAL: = 1
COMMAND EXECUTED
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OBJECT
If there are no active alarms matching with the given parameters, the execution printout
is as follows:
ACTIVE ALARMS
NO ALARMS MATCHING WITH THE GIVEN PARAMETERS
COMMAND EXECUTED

/*** ERROR : ???? ***/
that you gave.
/*** TOO MANY &&-ARGUMENTS ***/
Parameter alarm number can contain only one && character.
/*** TOO MANY PARAMETER ARGUMENTS ***/
Parameter alarm number contains too many alarm numbers.

/*** ERROR : ???? ***/
After the handling of the alarm database has failed, the MML communicates with the
centralised part of alarm system (ALARMP) in order to display at least the alarms
handled by it.
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OBJECT
again.
a message waiting time-out has occurred. No response is received from the Network
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