MPR 9500 Unspecified Alarm List
MPR 9500 Unspecified Alarm List
MPR 9500 Unspecified Alarm List
39 — Unspecified NE alarms
Note - This chapter lists alarms that have no NE type specified. The alarms listed in this chapter may apply to
one or more NE types, however, this information is not specified in the 5620 SAM alarm schema. Associating
alarms with specific NE types is an ongoing Alcatel-Lucent effort.
Description: The alarm is raised when a RADIUS accounting request was not successfully sent to any of the
RADIUS servers specified in the AA RADIUS accounting policy. The effect is accounting data for current
subscribers will not be exported externally. Based on the noted reason, if necessary take action to ensure that
the next RADIUS accounting will be successfully sent.
Remedial action: The AA RADIUS Accounting Server(s) which are configured in the AA RADIUS Accounting
Policy are unreachable. This may occur in a number of different scenarios. The server(s) may have become
unresponsive - please refer to the AA RADIUS Accounting Server documentation for assistance. The network
connectivity to the server(s) may have been lost - please investigate why the underlying transport network is
unreliable.
Description: The notification alarm is raised when the operational status of an AA RADIUS Accounting Policy
Server has transitioned from ’In Service’ to ’Out of Service’ or ’Unknown’ and cleared when operational status
transitioned to ’In Service’.
Raising condition: ((’Operational State’ EQUAL ’Out Of Service’) AND (’isLocal’ EQUAL ’true’))
Remedial action: Informational - This is a notification alarm to indicate that AA RADIUS Accounting Server
which is configured in the AA RADIUS Accounting Policy is changing operational state.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects that an AARP state is changed.
Remedial action: The application assurance redundancy protocol state is changed between standalone,
remote, master or backup.
Description: The notification alarm is raised when the operational status has transitioned from ’In Service’ to
’Out of Service’ and cleared when operational status transitioned from ’Out of Service’ to ’In Service’.
Raising condition: ((’Operational State’ EQUAL ’Down’) AND (’isLocal’ EQUAL ’true’))
Remedial action: Informational - This is a notification alarm to indicate that AA URL Filter which is configured
in the AA URL Filter Policy is changing operational state.
Description: The ABSAlarm is raised when a set of the internal parameters for ICC call latency and memory
utilization reach the high threshold (activated) and cleared when it drop back and keep staying below the low
threshold for at least some time period (de-activated)
Remedial action: Diagnose why high memory utilization and/or control signaling overload happen.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IP address could not be attached to an interface.
Remedial action: An IP address could not be attached to an interface. A possible cause is that a duplicate
address is detected.
Table 39-7 AddressAttachFailed (service)
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when an IP address could not be attached to an interface.
Remedial action: An IP address could not be attached to an interface. A possible cause is that a duplicate
address is detected.
Description: The alarm is raised when B-VPLS site addresses are misconfigured. The
EpipeBackboneMacAddressMismatch probable cause indicates that the backbone destination MAC address
does not match the backbone source MAC address of the site on the destination NE. The
BVplsSourceMacAddressDuplicate probable cause indicates that there are duplicate backbone source MAC
addresses.
Remedial action: Reconfigure the backbone MAC address so that the destination MAC address match the
destination site for an EPIPE, or the source MAC address is not duplicate to the other source MAC address for
a B-VPLS.
Description: The alarm is raised when the parent interface of an IPv6 VR instance is not configured to send
router advertisements, or when router advertisement is not configured to use the virtual MAC address.
Remedial action: Activate the Advertisement for the interface for the VRRP so that it sends Advertisement
and Use Virtual MAC Address.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE reports an AIS condition on the Tx or Rx circuit of a PDH
tributary.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is a receiver alarm indication signal.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is a transmission alarm indication signal.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when all CPAA’s BGP peers went down.
Remedial action: 1) All BGP peer connections are down for the active CPAA. Please check the connections.
2) If the standby CPAA is functional as per your requirements, switch-over might resolve the issue.
Description: The alarm is raised when no timing references on an NE are in the Qualified state.
Raising condition: ((’Qualified For Use’ NOT EQUAL ’Qualified’) AND (’Qualified For Use’ NOT EQUAL
’Qualified’) AND (’Qualified For Use’ NOT EQUAL ’Qualified’) AND (’Qualified For Use’ NOT EQUAL
’Qualified’))
Clearing condition: ((’Qualified For Use’ EQUAL ’Qualified’) OR (’Qualified For Use’ EQUAL ’Qualified’) OR
(’Qualified For Use’ EQUAL ’Qualified’) OR (’Qualified For Use’ EQUAL ’Qualified’))
Remedial action: Make sure that all the Timing References are qualified.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects a mismatch between the working and protection
Ethernet tunnel group configurations.
Remedial action: Fix the mismatch between the working and protection Ethernet tunnel configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an Ethernet tunnel group protection switch is incomplete, as indicated
by a comparison of the transmitted ’Requested Signal’ values and the received ’Bridged Signal’ in the APS
protocol.
Remedial action: Fix the mismatch between the working and protection Ethernet tunnel configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when a mismatch is detected on Ethernet Ring provisioning. The mismatch
occurs when the RPL Owner Node receives one or more No Request R-APS message(s) with an RPL blocked
status flag set (NR, RB) and a different Node ID.
Remedial action: Probably more than one Ring Protection Link owners configured in the Ring, make sure
which one should be RPL owner and delete others.
Table 39-18 apsPrvsnRaiseAlarm
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when an Ethernet tunnel group provisioning mismatch is detected at the ETH
layer. The mismatch is detected through a comparison of the transmitted and received APS protocol A, B and
D bits.
Remedial action: Check the configuration of the two ends of the tunnel are compatible/same for the protocol.
Description: The alarm is raised when the bundles in an APS group do not have matching configurations.
Remedial action: Check configurations on both members to see anything not matched.
Description: This Alarm is raised when there is a failure and the infrastructure alarms :E1_A, E1_B, E1_C,
E1_D get raised.
Description: This Alarm is raised when there is a failure and the infrastructure alarms : E2_A, E2_B, E2_C,
E2_D get raised.
Description: This Alarm is raised when there is a failure and the infrastructure alarms : E3_A, E3_B, E3_C,
E3_D get raised.
Description: This Alarm is raised when there is a failure and the infrastructure alarms : E4_A, E4_B, E4_C,
E4_D get raised.
Description: This Alarm is raised when there is failure in the PDU presence.
Description: This Alarm is raised when there is failure in AT1 PDU Breaker A, AT1 PDU Breaker B.
Description: This Alarm is raised when there is failure in the AT1 PDU Feed A, AT1 PDU Feed B.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Loop Voltage failure, VoltageFailure48V_A and
VoltageFailure48V_B. happens
Description: This Alarm is raised when the System manager does the minor Reset, major Reset and Alarm
cutoff.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Down fan tray reaches the Aging1
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Down fan tray reaches the Aging2
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Down fan tray reaches the Aging3
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Down fan tray reaches the Aging4
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Down fan tray reaches the Aging5
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Down fan tray reaches the Aging6
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Rear fan tray reaches the Aging1
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Rear fan tray reaches the Aging2
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Rear fan tray reaches the Aging3
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Rear fan tray reaches the Aging4
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Rear fan tray reaches the Aging5
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Rear fan tray reaches the Aging6
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Upper fan tray reaches the Aging1
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Upper fan tray reaches the Aging2
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Upper fan tray reaches the Aging3
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Upper fan tray reaches the Aging4
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Upper fan tray reaches the Aging5
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Upper fan tray reaches the Aging6
Description: This Alarm is raised when there is failure in the Alarm card presence.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Board filter or the Front side filter or grid is not present.
Description: This Alarm is raised when there is change in the shelf manager redundancy status.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Lower fan tray is not present.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Rear fan tray is not present.
Remedial action: TBD
Description: This Alarm is raised when failure occurs in the Fan Trays FRUs.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Up fan tray is not present.
Description: This Alarm is raised when failure happens to the I2C Local Bus.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the I2C of the Master Resource reaches the major limit
Description: This Alarm is raised when failure happens to the IPMB-0 link
Description: This Alarm is raised when the temperature of the bottom of the NBSHMC board reaches the
lower critical limit.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the temperature of the bottom of the NBSHMC board reaches the
lower major limit.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the temperature of the top of the NBSHMC board reaches the upper
critical limit.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the temperature of the top of the NBSHMC board reaches the upper
major limit.
Description: Power supple redundancy degraded assert. Redundancy still exists, but at a less than full level.
For example, a system has four fans, and can tolerate the failure of two of them, and presently one has failed
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Power supply redundancy lost or Entered any non-redundant
state, including Non-redundant: Insufficient Resources
Description: This Alarm is raised when the full power supply redundancy has been regained
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Shelf Manager has been Rebooted
Description: This Alarm is raised when critical failure happens to the Shelf FRUs in EEPROMs.
Description: This Alarm is raised when minor failure happens to the Shelf FRUs in EEPROMs.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Shelf Oam is unable to communicate with shelf manager
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Peer Shelf Manager is not available
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Shelf Manager Card is not available
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Malban Card Base Ethernet port has failed
Description: This Alarm is raised when software critical error occurs on the payload. Usually followed by a
board reboot or reset. It is asserted upon fault detection by the payload software and de-asserted on startup.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Malban Card Fabric Ethernet port has failed
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Shelf Oam is unable to communicate with Malban
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Peer Malban is not available
Description: This Alarm is raised when failure happens to the IPMB-0 link
Description: This Alarm is raised when the Malban Card is not available
Description: This Alarm is raised when the vlan creation failed in Malban
Description: This Alarm is raised when a software critical error occurs on the payload.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a ATPC High Power Timeout
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a local transmitter was operating continuously at full power for 5-
minutes, and the transmitter power is reduced to its minimum power setting.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a the ATPC timeout defect raise.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when a the ATPC timeout defect raise.
Description: The alarm is raised when authentication fails. The alarm information includes the source IP
address.
Remedial action: Reconfigure the authentication key so that the keys are the same for the peer VRRP
instances.
Description: The alarm is raised when both Authentication Key and LDP Peer Keychain are configured. LDP
Peer Keychain will be used.
Remedial action: Authentication Key and LDP Peer Keychain are both configured. LDP Peer Keychain will be
used. The alarm is cleared when only one is configured.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE reports that a configured auxiliary alarm condition has been
triggered.
Description: This informative alarm is raised when the state of the auxiliary database proxy has changed at
least once since the last check interval.
Remedial action: Informational - no corrective action required. The state (up/down) of the auxiliary database
proxy has changed at least once since the last check interval. The alarm must be manually cleared.
Description: This informative alarm is raised when a 5620 SAM server cannot communicate with an auxiliary
database proxy. The alarm clears when communication is restored.
Remedial action: The 5620 SAM server cannot communicate with an auxiliary database proxy. Check the
status of the auxiliary database proxy and the communication link between SAM server and auxiliary database
node.
Description: This informative alarm is raised when the state of the auxiliary database has changed at least
once since the last check interval.
Remedial action: Informational - no corrective action required. The state (up/down) of the auxiliary database
has changed at least once since the last check interval. The alarm must be manually cleared.
Description: This informative alarm is raised when a 5620 SAM server cannot communicate with an auxiliary
database server. The alarm clears when communication is restored.
Remedial action: The 5620 SAM server cannot communicate with an auxiliary database. Check the status of
the auxiliary database and the communication link between SAM server and auxiliary database node.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE detects a failure in a background diagnostic test suite.
Remedial action: Informational - if the condition persists then the element indicated in the alarm should be
replaced.
Raising condition: ((’isLocal’ EQUAL ’true’) AND (’Primary Script Operational State’ NOT EQUAL ’Up’) AND
((’Secondary Script Operational State’ EQUAL ’Up’) OR (’Tertiary Script Operational State’ EQUAL ’Up’)))
Clearing condition: ((’isLocal’ EQUAL ’true’) AND ((’Primary Script Operational State’ EQUAL ’Up’) OR
((’Secondary Script Operational State’ NOT EQUAL ’Up’) AND (’Tertiary Script Operational State’ NOT EQUAL
’Up’))))
Remedial action: If the DHCP ACK Python script processing behaviour is desired, please make sure that
primary, secondary and tertiary scripts are installed and operationally up.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT is on-line and the cross-connections occupation overcomes the
MPT net capacity bandwidth.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: The battery on the subrack element should be replaced or re-installed.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when a BFD session on a network interface goes down. The situation
may occur if the underlying physical interface is down either because of administrative disabling or a fault on
the far end port or due to a cable connection or cable failure. This alarm will also be raised if the underlying
transport network fails or is unreliable. Resolving the underlying instability in the transport network will correct
this problem.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when a BFD session on a L3 access interface goes down. The situation
may occur if the underlying physical interface is down either because of administrative disabling or a fault on
the far end port or due to a cable connection or cable failure. This alarm will also be raised if the underlying
transport network fails or is unreliable. Resolving the underlying instability in the transport network will correct
this problem.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when a BFD session on a VPRN network interface goes down. The
situation may occur if the underlying physical interface is down either because of administrative disabling or a
fault on the far end port or due to a cable connection or cable failure. This alarm will also be raised if the
underlying transport network fails or is unreliable. Resolving the underlying instability in the transport network
will correct this problem.
Remedial action: The BFD session on a network interface has transitioned from Up to Down and back to Up
within the configured BFD Flapping Interval.
Description: The alarm is raised when a BFD session transitions from Up to Down and back to Up within the
BFD operational state transition interval.
Remedial action: The BFD session on a L3 access interface has transitioned from Up to Down and back to
Up within the configured BFD Flapping Interval.
Description: The alarm is raised when a BFD session transitions from Up to Down and back to Up within the
BFD operational state transition interval.
Remedial action: The BFD session on a VPRN network interface has transitioned from Up to Down and back
to Up within the configured BFD Flapping Interval.
Description: The alarm is raised when a previously present BFD session is absent.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when a previously present BFD session on a network interface is
absent. The situation may occur if the underlying physical interface is down either because of administrative
disabling or a fault on the near end port or due to a cable connection or cable failure. This alarm will also be
raised if the underlying transport network fails or is unreliable. Resolving the underlying instability in the
transport network will correct this problem.
Description: The alarm is raised when a previously present BFD session is absent.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when a previously present BFD session on a L3 access interface is
absent. The situation may occur if the underlying physical interface is down either because of administrative
disabling or a fault on the near end port or due to a cable connection or cable failure. This alarm will also be
raised if the underlying transport network fails or is unreliable. Resolving the underlying instability in the
transport network will correct this problem.
Description: The alarm is raised when a previously present BFD session is absent.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when a previously present BFD session on a VPRN network interface is
absent. The situation may occur if the underlying physical interface is down either because of administrative
disabling or a fault on the near end port or due to a cable connection or cable failure. This alarm will also be
raised if the underlying transport network fails or is unreliable. Resolving the underlying instability in the
transport network will correct this problem.
Description: The alarm is raised when the VPLS ID of a discovered VPLS instance is ambiguous.
Remedial action: Check that all VPLS IDs are properly configured for all VPLS instances.
Description: The alarm is raised when the VPLS ID of a site does not match the VPLS ID of the other sites in
the service.
Remedial action: All VPLS IDs of sites in a service must be the same.
Description: The alarm is raised when the AS path length for a monitored BGP route reaches or exceeds the
maximum threshold value.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. Alarm text provides information about the
affected prefix. User can look at the records for BGP prefix monitoring or BGP events history for debugging
purpose.
Remedial action: Alarm text provides information about the affected prefix. User can look at the BGP events
history for debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the filter module receives a BGP FlowSpec NLRI that cannot be
treated.
Remedial action: Information - if the the problem persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for
assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when a BGP monitor prefix flap rate exceeds the maximum flap rate
threshold value.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. Alarm text provides information about the
affected prefix. User can look at the records for BGP prefix monitoring or BGP events history for debugging
purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when no route for the monitored prefix is detected.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. Alarm text provides information about the
affected prefix. User can look at the records for BGP prefix monitoring or BGP events history for debugging
purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of next hops for a monitored BGP route reaches or falls
below the minimum threshold value.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. Alarm text provides information about the
affected prefix. User can look at the records for BGP prefix monitoring or BGP events history for debugging
purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when a BGP packet rate exceeds the maximum threshold value.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. BGP events history can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the prefix on BGP profile is unreachable.
Remedial action: BGP Profile matched with BGP prefix unreachable event.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of BGP route changes for a next hop reaches the
maximum threshold value for a next hop.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. BGP events history can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of BGP route changes for a route target reaches the
maximum threshold value for route targets.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. BGP events history can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the BGP route count for a next hop exceeds the maximum threshold
value for next hops.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. BGP events history can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the BGP route flap rate exceeds the maximum threshold value.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. BGP events history can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when there are too many BGP routes for a route target.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. BGP events history can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when there are too few BGP routes for a route target.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. BGP events history can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the BGP route rate for a target reaches the maximum threshold value
for route targets.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. BGP events history can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the BGP route rate for a next hop exceeds the maximum threshold
value for next hops.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. BGP events history can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the Destination Global ID, Destination Node ID, or Destination Tunnel
Number is not consistent with the configuration of the opposite TP-LSP in a Bidirectional TP-LSP.
Remedial action: This alarm is generated when a TP-LSP that belongs to a Bidirectional TP-LSP has any of
its Destination Global ID, Destination Node ID, or Destination Tunnel Number misconfigured. Review the
configuration both TP-LSPs in the Bidirectional TP-LSP and ensure that the Destination Global ID, Destination
Node ID, and Destination Tunnel Number are configured properly.
Description: The alarm is raised when the LSP Path Number is not consistent with the LSP Path Number for
LER A and LER B.
Remedial action: This alarm is generated when the LSP Path Number for the Bidirectional TP-LSP Path does
not match LER A and/or LER B. Review the configuration of LSP Path Number LER A and LER B and ensure
both are set to the same value as the Bidirectional TP-LSP Path’s LSP Path Number.
Table 39-125 BidirIpPathMonitorPathsDiverge
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5650 CPAM detects that the IP paths of a bidirectional IP path
monitor diverge. The alarm clears when the paths converge. This may occur when an IP path monitor cannot
be set up after the number of attempts specified by the cpamManagedRoute problematicThresholdAlarmAfter
value in the nms-server.xml file. The alarm is raised if the cpamManagedRoute problematicRetryStrategy value
in nms-server.xml is set to countdown. The default problematicRetryStrategy value of reactive prevents the
alarm from being raised.
Remedial action: Informational - Paths in both direction can be highlighted on the CPAM map to identify the
divergence point.
Description: The alarm is raised when the LSP’s active path’s hops do not match in the forward and reverse
direction.
Remedial action: Informational - Paths in both direction can be highlighted on the CPAM map to identify the
divergence point.
Description: The alarm is raised when the synchronization of one or more system initialization files between
the active and standby CPM cards fails, or when one or both of the CSM compact flash devices do not have
enough space when the ’admin redundancy synchronize boot-env’ command is executed, or when the node is
rebooted.
Remedial action: The operator should make sure that the Boot Environment files on the CSM cards are in
Sync with each other or there is enough space available on the compact flash.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is a mismatch between the firmware version and the software
image on an NE. The alarm information includes the discovered and expected version identifiers.
Remedial action: Either the firmware or the device SW must be upgraded to compatible versions. The image
(firmware or device SW) which is the oldest should be upgraded. Firmware must be upgraded using the NE’s
CLI. 5620 SAM can be used to upgrade the SW image on the device.
Description: The alarm is raised when the loop-detection stack detects a loop condition, or when the stack
contains an unexpected element.
Remedial action: Login to switch console, check and correct configuration and reload stack.
Table 39-132 BSRSubscriberTraceConfig_subscriberTraceRecordingSessionFailure
Alarm Attributes Applicable
major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when the per-CoS or overall bandwidth utilization exceeds the configured
threshold.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand how this Physical Link became overbooked
Description: The alarm is raised when an MSS detects a cable LOS event.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when an MSS detects a cable LOS event.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MSS detects a cable LOS event.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when an MSS detects a cable LOS event. Please refer 9500 Node
Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a Call Trace Session is already active when the scheduled task starts.
The scheduled task will not deactivate it. The Call Trace Session must be manually deactivated. The alarm is
cleared when the Call Trace session is deactivated successfully.
Remedial action: The existing Call Trace Session must be manually deactivated. The alarm is cleared when
the Call Trace session is deactivated successfully.
Description: The alarm is raised when the execution of a Call Trace scheduled task has a failure activating or
deactivating this Call Trace session.
Description: The alarm is raised when Certificate Authority profile changes state to ’down’ due to
tmnxSecNotifFailureReason.
Remedial action: The Certificate Authority profile changes state to ’down’. Depending on the reason specified,
corrective action should be taken
Description: The alarm is raised when the card CPU usage exceeds the threshold value.
Remedial action: Informational - The CPU of the card indicated in the alarm is overloaded. If the condition
persists then processing load should be transferred from this card to other cards which are more lightly loaded.
If the problem persists then please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when the card memory usage exceeds the threshold value.
Remedial action: Informational - The memory of the card indicated in the alarm is over utilized. If the condition
persists then processing load should be transferred from this card to other cards which are more lightly loaded
in order to reduce memory consumption. If the problem persists then please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for
assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when the card Rx exceeds the threshold value.
Remedial action: The utilization of the card is higher than normal. If the problem persists please contact
Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when the card Tx exceeds the threshold value.
Remedial action: The utilization of the card is higher than normal. If the problem persists please contact
Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when two SAPs in an Ipipe have the same CE IP address, or when the CE IP
address is not the same as the CE IP address of the peer SDP binding.
Remedial action: Modify the CE Address so that it’s not same address as other SAPs and it matches the
address of the peer SDP binding.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of check points reaches 75 percent of the maximum
allowed value.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of check points objects reaches or exceeds the maximum
allowed value.
Remedial action: Maximum number of Checkpoint objects reached, the IGP history cleanup task begins and
removes older objects. To keep history increase maximumNumberOfCheckpointObjects in nms-server,xml.
Description: The alarm is raised when a child template in a template binding is invalid. The alarm is
deprecated in the 5620 SAM, Release 6.0 and later.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of CLI login failures due to an incorrect user name or
password using TELNET session exceeds the configured value.
Remedial action: Informational
Description: The alarm is raised when an MPT radio clock failure occurs.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IGMP interface receives an IGMP query of a higher version than the
version configured on the interface, for example, when the interface is configured for IGMPv1 and it receives
an IGMPv2 or IGMPv3 query. The interface does not process the received IGMP message.
Description: The alarm is raised when a radio interface CLA detects a loss of signal.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: Configure the SNMP community String on the VPRN service site
Description: The alarm is raised when the configuration file synchronization between the active and standby
CPM cards fails.
Remedial action: Please log into the NE in question via CLI and execute a manual synchronization. If the
problem persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MDA configuration is incompatible with the MDA.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The MDA type configured for
the slot identified in the alarm must match the installed MDA type.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of Connected 2G UEs exceeds the threshold that has been
set by the operator.
Raising condition: ((’2G Connected UEs Threshold’ NOT EQUAL ’0L’) AND (’2G Connected UEs’ > ’2G
Connected UEs Threshold’))
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of Connected 3G UEs exceeds the threshold that has been
set by the operator.
Raising condition: ((’3G Connected UEs Threshold’ NOT EQUAL ’0L’) AND (’3G Idle UEs’ > ’3G Connected
UEs Threshold’))
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of 4G Connected UEs exceeds the threshold that has been
set by the operator.
Raising condition: ((’4G Connected UEs Threshold’ NOT EQUAL ’0L’) AND (’4G Connected UEs’ > ’4G
Connected UEs Threshold’))
Description: The alarm is raised when the compositeEquipmentState attribute has a value of
containingEquipmentMissing.
Clearing condition: ((’Status’ NOT EQUAL ’Parent Removed’) OR (’isTerminatable’ NOT EQUAL ’true’) OR
(’Equipped’ EQUAL ’false’))
Remedial action: Informational - an card has been removed from the system.
Description: The alarm is raised when the corporate and secured services used by an IPsec VPN do not have a
connector between them.
Remedial action: Create a connector to connect the Corporate service and Secured service.
Description: The alarm is raised when the corporate and secured services used by an IPsec VPN are in
different composite services.
Description: The alarm is raised when a BGP-bad-update-packet-received message is sent from the CPAA
against a BGP AS. The alarm is not auto-cleared by CPAM.
Remedial action: A peer is sending a corrupted BGP update. The information regarding the update can be
viewed in the BGP corrupted update record. Action should be taken to fix the offending BGP speaker.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a coupling Ethernet Link Down
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Table 39-164 CouplingLossOfRadioFrame
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a Loss of Radio Frame from Coupling Path
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: This alarm is raised when coupling port SFP Card failure is detected.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Remedial action: 1) The active CPAA cannot reach certain CPAA instance through the ISIS protocol. Please
check the links to the unreachable CPAA instance. 2) If the standby CPAA is functional as per your
requirements, switch-over might resolve the issue.
Description: The alarm is raised when all links from CPAA to OSPF area are down.
Remedial action: 1) The active CPAA cannot reach certain area through the OSPF protocol. Please check the
links to the unreachable area. 2) If the standby CPAA is functional as per your requirements, switch-over might
resolve the issue.
Description: The alarm is raised when all links from CPAA to OSPFv3 area are down.
Remedial action: 1) The active CPAA cannot reach certain area through the OSPFv3 protocol. Please check
the links to the unreachable area. 2) If the standby CPAA is functional as per your requirements, switch-over
might resolve the issue.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5650 CPAM license timer expires. The alarm information includes
the license expiry date.
Remedial action: Informational - the CPAM license key is about to expire. Please contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales
to request either an extension for the license or a permanent license key.
Description: The alarm is raised when the CPE associated with a static route is unreachable.
Remedial action: Please check that the static route is correct or exists for the CPE.
Description: The alarm is raised when a PChip detects a memory error. The alarm is raised against a 7450
ESS, 7710 SR, 7950 SR, or 7750 SR. The alarm is raised against a Release 11.0 NE at R4 or later.
Remedial action: A fault has been detected in the hardware if the problem persists please contact Alcatel-
Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when a request to insert a filter entry is not successful for a credit control
application.
Remedial action: A Configuration error has occurred. The request to insert a filter entry was not successful for
Credit Control application. Check the configuration filter entry.
Table 39-175 CreditControlInsertSpaceThresholdAlarm
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when the utilization of a filter entry range that is reserved for filter entry
insertion increases to the configured maximum value for a credit control application insert range.
Remedial action: The filter entry range reserved for filter entry insertion has increased to the configured high
watermark for Credit Control application. Make an adjusted to the high watermark or to the filter.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised if automatic AUX allocation is disabled and if there is a discrepancy between
the eNB configurations and the AUX assigned to the eNB in SAM. If the automatic AUX allocation is enabled,
SAM will automatically set the eNB IP addresses linked to the trace management on the assigned AUX in
SAM.
Remedial action: Manually launch the allocation of the eNBs to the active CT AUX server.
Description: The alarm is raised when when a critical Oracle error occurs.
Remedial action: The probable cause of this alarm is the database server detected a critical error. The
EmsDbServerHealth.log and oracle trace files will provide more information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE reports that a data channel has a loopback alarm condition.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred that must be corrected. Please check MVPN Selective
Tunnel Data MT Interface configuration so that no duplicate C (S,G) is mapped to a data MDT.
Description: The alarm is raised when a supported MDA is inserted into a compatible IOM slot, but the
configuration on the MDA ports is not compatible with the MDA.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The configuration of one or
more ports must be changed to match the ports on the MDA.
Description: The alarm is raised when a flood of distributed CPU FP protection events occur on a particular
card and some of the events are lost due to event throttling mechanism.
Remedial action: Please reduce the number of distributed DoS FP protection policers configured.
Description: The alarm is raised when a flood of distributed CPU protection SAP events occur on a particular
card and some of the events are lost due to event throttling mechanism.
Remedial action: Please reduce the number of distributed DoS SAP protection policers configured.
Description: The alarm is raised when a flood of distributed CPU protection network-interface events occur on
a particular card and some of the events are lost due to event throttling mechanism.
Remedial action: Please reduce the number of distributed DoS Network Interface protection policers
configured.
Description: The alarm is raised when the dynamic enforcement policer pool usage on the forwarding plane is
nearly exhausted.
Remedial action: Please adjust the dynamic enforcement policer pool usage.
Remedial action: The signal being received on the indicated port is of poor quality. Check to ensure that the
physical link is not damaged and that the link is properly connected/seated to the port.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a loss of signal occurs during XPIC demodulation.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when a loss of signal occurs on XPIC demodulation
Description: The alarm is raised when a loss of signal occurs during XPIC demodulation.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when a loss of signal occurs on XPIC demodulation
Description: The alarm is raised when an object referenced by a template cannot be found. The alarm is
deprecated in the 5620 SAM, Release 6.0 and later.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of 4G Deregistered UEs exceeds the threshold that has
been set by the operator.
Raising condition: ((’4G Deregistered UEs Threshold’ NOT EQUAL ’0L’) AND (’4G Deregistered UEs’ > ’4G
Deregistered UEs Threshold’))
Raising condition: ((’isLocal’ EQUAL ’true’) AND (’Operational State’ NOT EQUAL ’In Service’))
Clearing condition: NOT (((’isLocal’ EQUAL ’true’) AND (’Operational State’ NOT EQUAL ’In Service’)))
Remedial action: A TCP connection failure associated with a Delivery Function has occurred. The underlying
transport network is unreliable. Please correct the issue within the transport network.
Description: This alarm is raised when a address conflict lease update received from the failover peer cannot
be processed successfully. This DHCP pool instance has already leased another address to this host.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates that the Local DHCP Pool Failover lease update has failed. Packets
received from the failover peer cannot be processed. This DHCP pool instance has already leased another
address to this host. Please ensure all configurations are correct.
Table 39-197 DHCPPFoLeaseUpdateFailedfoShutdown
Alarm Attributes Applicable
major releases
Description: This alarm is raised when a shutdown lease update received from the failover peer cannot be
processed successfully. The failover state of this DHCP Pool instance is ’shutdown’.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates that the Local DHCP Pool Failover lease update has failed. Packets
received from the failover peer cannot be processed. The failover state of this DHCP Pool instance is
’shutdown’. Please ensure all configurations are correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a host conflict lease update received from the failover peer cannot be
processed successfully. This DHCP pool instance has already leased this address to another host.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates that the Local DHCP Pool Failover lease update has failed. Packets
received from the failover peer cannot be processed. This DHCP pool instance has already leased this
address to another host. Please ensure all configurations are correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a lease expired lease update received from the failover peer cannot be
processed successfully. The lease received from the peer has expired.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates that the Local DHCP Pool Failover lease update has failed. Packets
received from the failover peer cannot be processed. The lease received from the peer has expired. Please
ensure all configurations are correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a maximum reached lease update received from the failover peer cannot be
processed successfully. The maximum number of leases is already reached.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates that the Local DHCP Pool Failover lease update has failed. Packets received
from the failover peer cannot be processed. The maximum number of leases is already reached. Please ensure all
configurations are correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a peer conflict lease update received from the failover peer cannot be
processed successfully. The failover peer has leased an address within a subnet range of which the failover
control is set to ’local’ on this local DHCP pool instance.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates that the Local DHCP Pool Failover lease update has failed. Packets
received from the failover peer cannot be processed. The failover peer has leased an address within a subnet
range of which the failover control is set to ’local’ on this local DHCP pool instance. Please ensure all
configuration is correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a persistence congested lease update received from the failover peer cannot be
processed successfully. The lease received from the peer can not be persistently stored because the persistence subsystem
is in overload.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates that the Local DHCP Pool Failover lease update has failed. Packets received from
the failover peer cannot be processed. The lease received from the peer can not be persistently stored because the
persistence subsystem is in overload. Please ensure all configuration is correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a range not found lease update received from the failover peer cannot
be processed successfully. No valid include range for this lease could be found.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates that the Local DHCP Pool Failover lease update has failed. Packets
received from the failover peer cannot be processed. No valid include range for this lease could be found.
Please ensure all configurations are correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a subnet not found lease update received from the failover peer cannot
be processed successfully. No valid subnet for this lease could be found.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates that the Local DHCP Pool Failover lease update has failed. Packets
received from the failover peer cannot be processed. No valid subnet for this lease could be found. Please
ensure all configurations are correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a address conflict lease update received from the failover peer cannot
be processed successfully. This DHCP server instance has already leased another address to this host.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the Local DHCP Server Failover lease update has failed. Packet
received from the failover peer, cannot be processed successfully. This DHCP server instance has already
leased another address to this host. Please ensure all configuration is correct.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the Local DHCP Server Failover lease update has failed. Packet
received from the failover peer, cannot be processed successfully. The failover state of this DHCP Server
instance is ’shutdown’. Please ensure all configuration is correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a host conflict lease update received from the failover peer cannot be
processed successfully. This DHCP server instance has already leased this address to another host.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the Local DHCP Server Failover lease update has failed. Packet
received from the failover peer, cannot be processed successfully. This DHCP server instance has already
leased this address to another host. Please ensure all configuration is correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a lease expired lease update received from the failover peer cannot be
processed successfully. The lease received from the peer has expired.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the Local DHCP Server Failover lease update has failed. Packet
received from the failover peer, cannot be processed successfully. The lease received from the peer has
expired. Please ensure all configuration is correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a maximum reached lease update received from the failover peer cannot be
processed successfully. The maximum number of leases is already reached.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the Local DHCP Server Failover lease update has failed. Packet received
from the failover peer, cannot be processed successfully. The maximum number of leases is already reached. Please
ensure all configuration is correct.
Table 39-210 DHCPSFoLeaseUpdateFailedPeerConflict
Alarm Attributes Applicable
major releases
Description: This alarm is raised when a peer conflict lease update received from the failover peer cannot be
processed successfully. The failover peer has leased an address within a subnet range of which the failover
control is set to ’local’ on this local DHCP server instance.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the Local DHCP Server Failover lease update has failed. Packet
received from the failover peer, cannot be processed successfully. The failover peer has leased an address
within a subnet range of which the failover control is set to ’local’ on this local DHCP server instance. Please
ensure all configuration is correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a persistence congested lease update received from the failover peer cannot be
processed successfully. The lease received from the peer can not be persistently stored because the persistence subsystem
is in overload.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the Local DHCP Server Failover lease update has failed. Packet received from the
failover peer, cannot be processed successfully. The lease received from the peer can not be persistently stored because
the persistence subsystem is in overload. Please ensure all configuration is correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a range not found lease update received from the failover peer cannot
be processed successfully. No valid include range for this lease could be found.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the Local DHCP Server Failover lease update has failed. Packet
received from the failover peer, cannot be processed successfully. No valid include range for this lease could be
found. Please ensure all configuration is correct.
Description: This alarm is raised when a subnet not found lease update received from the failover peer cannot
be processed successfully. No valid subnet for this lease could be found.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the Local DHCP Server Failover lease update has failed. Packet received
from the failover peer, cannot be processed successfully. No valid subnet for this lease could be found. Please
ensure all configuration is correct.
Description: The alarm is raised when the Diameter protocol has dropped a message
Remedial action: The recovery action depends on the exact cause of the failure. See the Additional Text field
in the Alarm Info form for a specific cause for the failure.
Description: The alarm is raised when the Diameter protocol has a session failure.
Remedial action: The recovery action depends on the exact cause of the failure. See the Additional Text field
in the Alarm Info form for a specific cause for the failure.
Description: The alarm is raised when a compact flash capacity threshold value on an NE is reached or
exceeded. The alarm condition is detected during resynchronization or when a tnmxEqFlashDiskFull trap is
received. The threshold value is not configurable. The severity of the alarm depends on the percentage of disk
capacity used, as listed below: - 75 percent, Minor - 90 percent, Major - 100 percent, Critical
Remedial action: The usage of the compact flash device must be analysed and old or redundant files must be
removed. This operation must be executed using the CLI interface on the NE.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device detects a dry contact alarm condition.
Remedial action: The remedial action for this alarm depends on the condition that the dry contact alarm is
configured.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE reports that a specific DS1 or E1 channel has a loopback alarm
condition.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE reports that a specific DS3 or E3 channel has a loopback alarm
condition.
Description: The alarm is raised when the DSC platform license key is expired.
Remedial action: Contact Alcatel-Lucent support to obtain new DSC license key
Description: The alarm is raised when the DSC platform license key is expiring.
Remedial action: Contact Alcatel-Lucent support to obtain new DSC license key
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5780 DSC license key crosses the high watermark for a specified
threshold.
Remedial action: Contact Alcatel-Lucent support to obtain new DSC license key
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5780 DSC license key crosses the low watermark for a specified
threshold.
Remedial action: Contact Alcatel-Lucent support to obtain new DSC license key
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5780 DSC license key reaches a specified threshold.
Remedial action: NContact Alcatel-Lucent support to obtain new DSC license key
Description: The alarm is raised when a MEP that does not support Y1731 Dual Ended Loss test is
participating in a CFM Continuity Check test that has Y1731 Dual Ended Loss test enabled.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm is raised when at least one MEP that does not support Y1731
Dual Ended Loss test is participating in a CFM Continuity Check test that has Y1731 Dual Ended Loss test
enabled.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MEP reports that either the Local or Remote loss ratio has exceeded
the configured threshold for the specified remote MEP.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm is raised when a MEP reports that either the Local or Remote loss
ratio has exceeded the configured threshold for the specified remote MEP.
Description: The alarm is raised when the local and remote SRRP instances are in the master state.
Remedial action: Shut down one of the peer SRRP instances, modify the priority to a larger value (lower
priority) and then turn it up.
Description: The alarm is raised when two or more global Admin Groups share the same group name.
Remedial action: Either change the admin group name to a different value, or delete this one and recreate it
with a new name.
Description: The alarm is raised when a duplicate routing instance IP Address is found on two or more
different NEs.
Remedial action: Verify to ensure the duplicate routing instance IP Address is not for dual homing or network
redundancy configuration. Navigate to the Virtual Router Duplicate IP Addresses listing: (Tools -> Network
Resources -> Virtual Router Duplicate IP Addresses), for more information on the duplicate IP address.
Description: The alarm is raised when a slot has the same primary or secondary role as another slot in the
stack. The slot subsequently enters pass-through mode.
Remedial action: Login to switch console, check and correct configuration and reload stack.
Description: The alarm is raised if a duplicate Route Distinguisher is configured on two different NE’s on
different VPRN Service.
Remedial action: The Route Distinguisher has been configured on another L3 VPRN Site. Please check the
value of Route Distinguisher under Routing tab of VPRN Routing Instance.
Description: The alarm is raised when a slot has the same slot number as another stack element. The slot
must relinquish its operational status because it has a higher election key, based on the up time, slot number,
and MAC address. Both slots subsequently enter pass-through mode.
Remedial action: Login to switch console, correct the slot number and reload stack.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects a duplicate VRF policy in a VPRN. The alarm
information includes the VRF policy ID and type, and information about the service site. Note: starting from
SAM 12.0 R1, SAM no longer raise this alarm since it is not much useful but has performance issue.
Remedial action: A configuration error has been made which must be corrected. The duplicate VRF policy
must be deleted. Note: starting from SAM 12.0 R1, SAM no longer raises this alarm.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects a duplicate VRF target in a VPRN. The alarm
information includes the VRF policy ID and type, and information about the service site.
Remedial action: A configuration error has been made which must be corrected. The duplicate VRF target
must be deleted.
Table 39-235 DyingGasp (equipment)
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when a Dying Gasp trap is received to indicate a power failure.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised by the node just before going down, this might be due to the fact that
the power supply connected to the node is down or failed. Please make sure the power supply to the specific
node is proper.
Description: The alarm is raised when a 7210 SAS node has loss of power.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised by the node just before going down, this might be due to the fact that
the power supply connected to the node is down or failed. Please make sure the power supply to the specific
node is proper.
Description: The alarm is raised when a Dying Gasp signal is received from a remote 7210 SAS to indicate a
power loss.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised by the node to indicate that one of the neighbouring node which is
directly connected to the specific port of this node has signaled that it’s going down. This might be due to the
fact that the power supply connected to the remote node is down or failed, please make sure the power supply
to that specific remote node through the specific port (as found in the additional text field) is proper.
Description: The alarm is raised when the configured Dynamic Service ID Range has conflicts with one or
more Range Policies.
Remedial action: A possible conflict currently exists between the Dynamic Service ID Range specified for this
NE and one or more Range Policy entries. To clear the alarm, one of the two must change. This alarm may be
benign if the the conflicting Range Policy and Dynamic Service ID Range were intended.
Description: The DynSvcSapFailure alarm is raised when a Dynamic Services service SAP creation,
modification or removal failed. If the SAP does not exist at the time of this notification, the value ’invalid portid’
is put in the alarms sapPortId.’
Remedial action: Ensure that the RADIUS server and python script specified by the Dynamic Service Policy is
functioning correctly.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects an early warning event.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MSS detects an early warning event.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when something other than the 5620 SAM deletes a service cross-connect
and creates a new service cross-connect whose MAC address, EC ID Rx, or EC ID Tx value does not match
the value in the original service.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the time out is raised (the SAM to EMS request take too long time)
Remedial action: NA#Remedial actions for modelRelease: LR_13_03, supported release: , version: 2.03
Description: The alarm is raised when the encapsulation types of two SAPs in the same Ipipe are
mismatched.
Remedial action: Ensure that the encapsulation type of any two SAPs in I-Pipe service are not mismatched.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM receives the svcEndpointMacLimitAlarmRaised trap
from an NE, which indicates that the number of MAC addresses stored in the FDB for the endpoint exceeds
the high watermark for the site FIB. The number of MAC addresses includes the static MAC addresses on the
endpoint and the learned MAC addresses in the spoke SDPs that are associated with the endpoint. The alarm
clears when the 5620 SAM receives the svcEndpointMacLimitAlarmCleared trap from the NE.
Remedial action: Increase the high water mark for the site FIB to allow more entries to be added.
Description: The alarm is raised when abnormal state resulted due to force switch/lockout operation in EPS
mode.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when forced-switch/lockout command in EPS mode which led to an
abnormal condition.
Description: The alarm is raised when the drilldown of an EPS path fails.
Remedial action: A configuration error has been made which must be corrected. The configured drill down
hint does not match the underlying transport connectivity.
Description: The alarm is raised when an Ethernet port CRC alarm condition is detected (Signal Degradation
Threshold or Signal Failure Threshold exceeded).
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when an Ethernet port experiences excessive internal MAC tx errors. It is
generated only when downOnInternalError is enabled on the port.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates that the port (card) in question is likely faulty. Please replace the card
with a card known to be functional.
Remedial action: Fix the error indicated in the alarm, e.g. port down, MEP down...
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a VRF export policy for a VPRN cannot be found. The alarm
information includes the policy ID. Note: starting from SAM 12.0 R1, SAM no longer raise this alarm since it is
not much useful but has performance issue.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The VRP export policy must be
created and distributed to the NE reporting the problem. Note: starting from SAM 12.0 R1, SAM no longer
raises this alarm.
Description: The alarm is raised when a communication problem with fan is detected.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when FAN communication Problem is detected on the subrack. Refer
9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information
Description: The alarm is raised when a fan alarm usage state is other than Normal.
Remedial action: The NE has detected internal temperatures which are abnormally high. This could be
caused by a failed fan unit or one or more dirty fan filters. Replacing the failed unit or filters should resolve the
problem. Alternately the environment that the NE is operating in may not be within specifications found in the
NE user guides.
Description: The alarm is raised when the FIB occupancy on an IOM card changes from normal to high.
Description: The alarm is raised when the FIB on an MDA is out of synchronization.
Description: The alarm is raised when SAM cannot transfer a file from a Network Element due to one or more
of the following causes: unreachable NE, remote file not found, authentication failure, file transfer interrupted,
or lack of available local storage space.
Remedial action: Investigation is required to resolve the following possible scenarios: SAM server has
connectivity issue with NE; insufficient disk space on the SAM server to accommodate the file transfer being
attempted; loss of connectivity to the NE during transfer; the FTP daemon on the NE may have stopped; FTP
security credential issues.
Description: The alarm is raised when a problem is encountered for a configured IP PrefixList apply-path rule.
Remedial action: Clear the alarm and verify the prefix-list configurations which might have reached the
maximum limit. Try reducing the prefix-list/ apply-path members.
Description: The alarm is raised when the embedding oper state change is other than in-service.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when the embedded filter operstate is other than inService. Remove
and reapply the embedding to make operstate as inService.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device detects a mismatch between the firmware version and the
device software image. The alarm information includes the expected firmware version.
Remedial action: Either the firmware or the device SW must be upgraded to compatible versions. The image
(firmware or device SW) which is the oldest should be upgraded. Firmware must be upgraded using the NE’s
CLI. 5620 SAM can be used to upgrade the SW image on the device.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device automatically upgrades the firmware of a hot-inserted IOM or
CPM.
Description: The alarm is raised when the received BGP flow route is invalid. The BGP peer dose not create
ip filter entry for the received flow route.
Remedial action: The NE has received an invalid flow route from a 3rd party appliance which is monitoring the
network for suspect traffic. This could be the result of corruption or a SW error on the 3rd party appliance.
Please refer to the documentation supplied with appliance for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when the best route for a FlowSpec NLRI is received from a remote BGP
peer with an extended community action that is unsupported.
Description: The alarm is raised when two I-sites in a service use different Force Q Tag Forwarding values.
Remedial action: Check configuration so that I-sites in the service use same Force Q-Tag Forwarding values.
Description: The alarm is raised when two I-sites in a service use different Force Q Tag Forwarding values.
Remedial action: Check configuration so that I-sites in the service use same Force Q-Tag Forwarding values.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects a communication link failure on a GNE interface.
The alarm clears when the link returns to service.
Remedial action: The Operational State of the generic NE interface is down. The physical port (near end or
far end) may have failed - this can be remedied by replacing the interface card in question. The physical links
may have been turned down administratively - re-enable the links. A cable failure or disconnect may have
occurred - please ensure that the cables are properly connected to the physical port and and that the cable has
not been damaged.
Description: The alarm is raised when a global application profile to which a global transit IP policy is
referenced does not exist. The alarm notifies the user that a global application profile has been created.
Remedial action: Informational. A global Application Profile has been created; this object is referenced by a
Transit IP Policy or Transit Prefix Policy.
Description: The alarm is raised when at least one RAN license is in violation.
Remedial action: Provide a new LKDI license file with a further expiration date and/or more tokens.
Description: This user-definable alarm is raised against a generic NE when the 5620 SAM receives a trap
from the generic NE that is mapped to the alarm in a generic NE alarm catalogue. The alarm mapping defines
the Probable cause, Severity, and Implicitly cleared values, and optionally contains an extension that is
appended to the Name value.
Remedial action: This alarm is mapped from a GNE trap. Remedial action depends on the specific equipment
and trap definition.
Description: This user-definable alarm is raised against a generic NE when the 5620 SAM receives a trap
from the generic NE that is mapped to the alarm in a generic NE alarm catalogue. The alarm mapping defines
the Probable cause, Severity, and Implicitly cleared values, and optionally contains an extension that is
appended to the Name value.
Remedial action: This alarm is mapped from a GNE trap. Remedial action depends on the specific equipment
and trap definition.
Description: This user-definable alarm is raised against a generic NE when the 5620 SAM receives a trap
from the generic NE that is mapped to the alarm in a generic NE alarm catalogue. The alarm mapping defines
the Probable cause, Severity, and Implicitly cleared values, and optionally contains an extension that is
appended to the Name value.
Remedial action: This alarm is mapped from a GNE trap. Remedial action depends on the specific equipment
and trap definition.
Description: This user-definable alarm is raised against a generic NE when the 5620 SAM receives a trap
from the generic NE that is mapped to the alarm in a generic NE alarm catalogue. The alarm mapping defines
the Probable cause, Severity, and Implicitly cleared values, and optionally contains an extension that is
appended to the Name value.
Remedial action: This alarm is mapped from a GNE trap. Remedial action depends on the specific equipment
and trap definition.
Description: This user-definable alarm is raised against a generic NE when the 5620 SAM receives a trap
from the generic NE that is mapped to the alarm in a generic NE alarm catalogue. The alarm mapping defines
the Probable cause, Severity, and Implicitly cleared values, and optionally contains an extension that is
appended to the Name value.
Remedial action: This alarm is mapped from a GNE trap. Remedial action depends on the specific equipment
and trap definition.
Description: This user-definable alarm is raised against a generic NE when the 5620 SAM receives a trap
from the generic NE that is mapped to the alarm in a generic NE alarm catalogue. The alarm mapping defines
the Probable cause, Severity, and Implicitly cleared values, and optionally contains an extension that is
appended to the Name value.
Remedial action: This alarm is mapped from a GNE trap. Remedial action depends on the specific equipment
and trap definition.
Description: This user-definable alarm is raised against a generic NE when the 5620 SAM receives a trap
from the generic NE that is mapped to the alarm in a generic NE alarm catalogue. The alarm mapping defines
the Probable cause, Severity, and Implicitly cleared values, and optionally contains an extension that is
appended to the Name value.
Remedial action: This alarm is mapped from a GNE trap. Remedial action depends on the specific equipment
and trap definition.
Description: This user-definable alarm is raised against a generic NE when the 5620 SAM receives a trap
from the generic NE that is mapped to the alarm in a generic NE alarm catalogue. The alarm mapping defines
the Probable cause, Severity, and Implicitly cleared values, and optionally contains an extension that is
appended to the Name value.
Remedial action: This alarm is mapped from a GNE trap. Remedial action depends on the specific equipment
and trap definition.
Description: This user-definable alarm is raised against a generic NE when the 5620 SAM receives a trap
from the generic NE that is mapped to the alarm in a generic NE alarm catalogue. The alarm mapping defines
the Probable cause, Severity, and Implicitly cleared values, and optionally contains an extension that is
appended to the Name value.
Remedial action: This alarm is mapped from a GNE trap. Remedial action depends on the specific equipment
and trap definition.
Description: This user-definable alarm is raised against a generic NE when the 5620 SAM receives a trap
from the generic NE that is mapped to the alarm in a generic NE alarm catalogue. The alarm mapping defines
the Probable cause, Severity, and Implicitly cleared values, and optionally contains an extension that is
appended to the Name value.
Remedial action: This alarm is mapped from a GNE trap. Remedial action depends on the specific equipment
and trap definition.
Description: The alarm is raised when in-band signaling between the ONT and SAR for GPON statistics
collection is not established after 30 seconds of GPON port uptime.
Remedial action: Informational - Reachability between SAR and ONT devices has to be checked.
Description: The alarm is raised when in-band signaling between the ONT and SAR for GPON statistics
collection is established.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a PIM register, PIM (*,G) assert, PIM (*,G) join/prune,
or an IGMP local membership message for a group defined in the SSM address range.
Remedial action: Informational - a threshold for Anonymous Communication Rejection transmission failures
has been exceeded. If the condition persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: A tmnxMobGwCdfDownAlarm notification is generated when both the primary and the secondary
Charging Data Functions (CDFs) are down for active Rf diameter sessions
Remedial action: The Charging Data Functions (primary and secondary) are down for a Rf reference point.
The CDF function appears down for one of the following reasons: the underlying IP or physical interface is
down, the far end diameter peer is down or the underlying transport between this NE and the peer NE is down.
To resolve the issue ensure that the IP/physical interface is up, check that the far end diameter peer is
operational and check that the underlying transport network is up.
Remedial action: The compact flash device of the MGW is approaching capacity. The contents of the device
must be analysed to identify redundant content which can be deleted.
Remedial action: The compact flash device of the MGW is approaching capacity. The contents of the device
must be analysed to identify redundant content which can be deleted.
Description: A GwDdnThrottlingStart notification is generated when the serving gateway (SGW) starts
throttling the Downlink Data Notification (DDN) for the low priority traffic towards a peer node (SGSN/MME).
Remedial action: The serving gateway (SGW) starts throttling the Downlink Data Notification (DDN) for the
low priority traffic towards a peer node (SGSN/MME). When the throttling duration is passed, the SGW will stop
throttling the DDN.
Description: A GwDdnThrottlingStop notification is generated when the serving gateway (SGW) stops
throttling the Downlink Data Notification (DDN) for the low priority traffic towards a peer node (SGSN/MME).
Remedial action: The serving gateway (SGW) stops throttling the Downlink Data Notification (DDN) for the
low priority traffic towards a peer node (SGSN/MME). When another throttling instruction is received from a
peer node, the SGW will start throttling the DDN.
Description: An alarm is raised when there has been a change in GPRS Tunneling Protocol (GTP) Prime
Server state for all mobile system groups.
Remedial action: If a GTP Prime server group state is down, CDR packets will be written to CDR files until at
least one server becomes available.
Remedial action: Informational: The IPv4 or IPv6 address pool usage reached 85% of the pool size. Need to
closely monitor the usage.
Description: A tmnxMobGwRadGrpFailAlarm notification is generated when all the radius servers have failed
in the radius server group.
Remedial action: The Radius server(s) which are configured in the Radius Server are unreachable. This
problem may occur in a number of different scenarios. The server(s) may have become unresponsive - please
refer to the Radius server documentation for assistance. The network connectivity to the server(s) may have
been lost - please investigate why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM receives a tmnxMobGwRadPeerFailAlarm notification in
response to a RADIUS server failure.
Remedial action: A Radius peer is operationally down for one of the following reasons: the underlying IP or
physical interface is down, the far end peer is down or the underlying transport between this NE and the peer
NE is down. To resolve the issue ensure that the IP/physical interface is up, check that the far end peer is
operational and check that the underlying transport network is up.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE fails to boot because of a hardware problem.
Remedial action: The CPM card in the chassis may have suffered a failure. Remove and reset the card in
question. If this does not resolve the problem replace the card.
Description: The alarm is raised when an SDP binding hash label is enabled and the return SDP binding hash
label is disabled. If this misconfiguration causes the mismatch of the operational hash label on both sides, the
receiving site will drop the data packets as a result. This alarm is cleared when the hash label is either enabled
or disabled on both sides.
Remedial action: The hash label must be enabled or disabled on both ends of the SDP
Description: The alarm is raised when the hash label is enabled on a VPRN site and disabled on another site
in the service.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The hash label must be
enabled or disabled on both ends of the SDP
Table 39-302 HashLabelSignalCapabilityMismatch
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
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Description: The alarm is raised when an SDP binding hash label signal capability is enabled and the return
SDP binding hash label signal capability is disabled or not supported. If this misconfiguration causes the
mismatch of the operational hash label on both sides, the receiving site will drop the data packets as a result.
This alarm is cleared when the hash label signal capability is either enabled or disabled on both sides.
Remedial action: The hash label signal capability must be enabled or disabled on both ends of the SDP
Description: This alarm indicates a communication issue with hdmAlarmListenerFailure Listener of HDM.
Description: This alarm indicates a communication issue with hdmResynchroListenerFailure Listener of HDM.
Description: This alarm indicates a communication issue with hdmWebservicesFailure Listener of HDM.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when an MSS detects a high BER.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of routes in a VPRN exceeds the high threshold value. The
high threshold value is a percentage of the maximum number of routes specified in the VPRN configuration.
The percentage is derived by adding 100 to the threshold value in the VPRN configuration and dividing the
result by 2. The alarm information includes the number of routes and this calculated high threshold value.
Remedial action: Informational. The threshold configured should be revisited to ensure that it is not set to low
given the number of routes that are being received. If the threshold is set close to the maximum number of
routes supported by the NE then it is probable that there is an issue with another NE or VRF instance in the
network. If the problem persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when the actual DB size consumed by Correlation Events exceeds the
threshold.
Remedial action: Correlation Events DB storage reached threshold or exceeded, increase "Max DB Size" in
Correlation Partition Manager GUI.
Description: The alarm is raised when a BGP site tries to establish a peering using a hold time that is less
than the configured strict hold time. The peering is rejected as a result.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The hold time must be set to a
value greater than the strict hold time.
Description: The alarm is raised when the trapDroppedRaisesAlarm parameter is enabled and the maximum
allowed number of SHCV host connectivity loss events on a SAP is exceeded. The SHCV action in response
to the alarm is specified by the maxHostLostConnectivityRate parameter. If the specified action is to remove
the host information, the host information is removed and the connectivity of the host is not subsequently
verified.
Remedial action: This may be a transient error condition in the network or possible congestion or could be a
sign that the SHCV ping interval is too short. Verify the status of the network for those subscribers and the
service SHCV configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of dynamically allocated Host Shared Filters based on the
indicated filter reaches or exceeds the configured high watermark. This alarm is cleared when the number of
dynamically allocated Host Shared Filters drops to or below the configured low watermark of the indicated filter.
Remedial action: Please check the watermark configurations on the indicated filter and make an adjustment
accordingly.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of Idle 2G UEs exceeds the threshold that has been set by
the operator.
Raising condition: ((’2G Idle UEs Threshold’ NOT EQUAL ’0L’) AND (’2G Idle UEs’ > ’2G Idle UEs
Threshold’))
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of Idle 3G UEs exceeds the threshold that has been set by
the operator.
Raising condition: ((’3G Idle UEs Threshold’ NOT EQUAL ’0L’) AND (’3G Idle UEs’ > ’3G Idle UEs
Threshold’))
Remedial action: Informational - no corrective action required.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of 4G Idle UEs exceeds the threshold that has been set by
the operator.
Raising condition: ((’4G Idle UEs Threshold’ NOT EQUAL ’0L’) AND (’4G Idle UEs’ > ’4G Idle UEs
Threshold’))
Description: This alarm is raised when an IGMP host subscribes to a new multicast group that cannot be
installed because the maximum number of active groups on the IGMP group interface SAP has already been
reached.
Remedial action: Increase the value of the ’maxGroups’ attribute in the parent IGMP group interface so that
the number of active IGMP groups stays under the configured threshold.
Description: This alarm is raised when an attempt is made to configure a group source for a group when the
number of group sources is equal to vRtrIgmpGrpIfSapMaxGrpSources, the maximum number of group
sources per group supported on the SAP.
Remedial action: Increase the value of the ’maxGrpSources’ attribute in the parent IGMP group interface so
that the number of active IGMP Group sources stays under the configured threshold.
Description: This alarm is raised when an IGMP host subscribes to a multicast group with a source that
cannot be installed because the maximum number of active sources on the IGMP group interface SAP has
already been reached.
Remedial action: Increase the value of the ’maxSources’ attribute in the parent IGMP group interface so that
the number of active IGMP sources stays under the configured threshold.
Description: This alarm is raised when an attempt is made to configure a source for a group when the number
of group sources is equal to vRtrIgmpHostMaxGrpSources, the maximum number of group sources per group
supported on the host.
Remedial action: Increase the value of the ’maxGrpSources’ attribute in the parent IGMP group interface so
that the number of active IGMP Group sources stays under the configured threshold.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IGMP group is removed from an SDP binding because the number
of allowed IGMP groups specified by sdpBndIgmpSnpgCfgMaxNbrGrps is reached.
Remedial action: This can be remedied by increasing the maximum number of allowed IGMP groups on the
SDP.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IGMP group is removed from a SAP because the number of allowed
IGMP groups specified by sapIgmpSnpgCfgMaxNbrGrps is reached.
Remedial action: This can be remedied by increasing the maximum number of allowed IGMP groups on the
SAP.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IGMP group or source is dropped on a given SDP Bind because a
user configurable upper limit given by sdpBndIgmpSnpgCfgMaxNbrGrpSrcs is reached
Remedial action: This can be remedied by increasing the maximum number of allowed IGMP group sources
on the SDP.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IGMP group or source is dropped on a given SAP because a user
configurable upper limit given by sapIgmpSnpgCfgMaxNbrGrpSrcs is reached
Remedial action: This can be remedied by increasing the maximum number of allowed IGMP Group sources
on the SAP.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IGMP source is removed from an SDP binding because the number
of allowed IGMP sources specified by sdpBndIgmpSnpgCfgMaxNbrSrcs is reached.
Remedial action: This can be remedied by increasing the maximum number of allowed IGMP sources on the
SDP.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IGMP source is removed from a SAP because the number of
allowed IGMP sources specified by sapIgmpSnpgCfgMaxNbrGrps is reached.
Remedial action: This can be remedied by increasing the maximum number of allowed IGMP sources on the
SAP.
Description: The alarm is raised when the IGP Prefix is unreachable i.e. all the advertising routers are down.
Remedial action: This alarm can be cleared when the IGP Prefix for the Virtual Switch is reachable.
Description: This alarm indicates a failure of the BB to CB link, which leads to BB slice 1 failure.
Description: This alarm indicates a failure of the BB to CB link, which leads to BB Slice 3 failure
Impact: Temperature read from BB is not precise anymore and fan control cannot work normally. eNB may be
in condition of over temperature
Remedial action: Reset the BB in low traffic hours,if problem persists then replace the BB
Description: The GNSS firmware is incompatible with the GNSS receiver component.
Impact: GNSS receiver cannot be programmed. Therefore satellite based synchronization cannot be
supported.
Remedial action: Check the GNSS type and ensure firmware to be downloaded is compatible with GNSS
component vendor and part..
Table 39-337 IK4004199 - GNSS FIRMWARE UPGRADE FAILURE
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The GNSS firmware fails to be successfully loaded to the GNSS receiver component
Impact: GNSS receiver cannot be programmed. Therefore satellite based synchronization cannot be
supported.
Remedial action: Check the GNSS type and ensure firmware to be downloaded is compatible with GNSS
component..
Description: This event indicates that the eNB has started a high accuracy GPS survey for OTDOA, which
normally takes 10 hours to complete.
Description: This alarm indicates a high accuracy GPS survey has not been successfully completed after 24
hours.
Impact: Quality of GPS timing source is too low to support OTDOA geolocation.
Remedial action: Check GPS performance. Ensure good GPS receiver and GPS antenna is installed per
Alcatel-Lucent guidelines and located to have a full sky visibility with no local interference or multipath, then
power cycle the controller to restart survey. If GPS reception can’t be improved then disable OTDOA
(isGeoLocPhaseSyncAllowed="False), which will clear the alarm."
Description: This alarm indicates that all the attempts initiated by the MCE to set up the M3 AP with a peer
MME have failed. The failure can be due to a MME reject (oam intervention or unknown cause) or it can be
due to a timer expiration on the MCE side because the MME has not answered on time.
Impact: The M3MmeAccess Operational state and Availability Status are set to {Disabled, Failed}. So the peer
MME concerned by the M3 setup failure can’t convey the signaling for eMBMS.
Remedial action: Correct the issue on the MME; when the issue is solved, lock then unlock the
M3MmeAccess.
Description: This alarm indicates that all attempts to perform the MCE initiated M3 Reset/All have failed due
to no response of the MME.
Impact: The M3MmeAccess Operational state and Availability Status are set to {Disabled, Failed}. So the peer
MME concerned by the M3 setup failure can’t convey the signaling for eMBMS.
Remedial action: Correct the issue on the MME; when the issue is solved, lock then unlock the
M3MmeAccess.
Description: This event indicates that an on-line change of the ABS duty cycle leads to increase the downlink
percentage of the PRB consumption beyond a configurable threshold called
eIcicDlAlarmOnAbsDutyCycleThresholdOnPrb in the object called eIcicAbsGenerationConf.
Table 39-343 IK4007214 - END OF INTERRAT CDMA HRPD ANR ACTIVE PHASE
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
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Description: This event indicates the end of the inter-RAT CDMA HRPD ANR active phase.
Table 39-344 IK4007215 - END OF INTERRAT CDMA 1xRTT ANR ACTIVE PHASE
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: This event indicates the end of the inter-RAT CDMA 1xRTT ANR active phase.
Table 39-345 IK4007216 - CDMA HRPD NEIGHBOR RELATION MIB INSTANCE CANNOT BE REMOVED BY ANR
Alarm Attributes Applicable
major
releases
Description: This alarm indicates the HRPD neighbor relation MIB instance is not removed because the
removal is not allowed.
Remedial action: Remove the existing HRPD neighbor relation so that it can be created by ANR under the
correct frequency.
Table 39-346 IK4007217 - CDMA 1xRTT NEIGHBOR RELATION MIB INSTANCE CANNOT BE REMOVED BY ANR
Alarm Attributes Applicable
major
releases
Description: This alarm indicates the 1xRTT neighbor relation MIB instance is not removed because the
removal is not allowed.
Remedial action: Remove the existing 1xRTT neighbor relation so that it can be created by ANR under the
correct frequency.
Description: This event indicates that a HRPD Neighbor Relation has been replaced with another higher
priority neighbor.
Description: This event indicates that a 1xRTT Neighbor Relation has been replaced with another higher
priority neighbor.
Description: This alarm indicates this cell is a victim of a CDMA PCI (pnOffset) confusion, it has neighbor cells
in a particular CDMA neighboring frequency that have the same PCI. A manual intervention is needed to solve
the problem. This issue may affect mobility procedures from LTE to CDMA.
Impact: Mobility procedure triggered in the eNB towards CDMA may be directed to a wrong neighboring cell.
Remedial action: The maintenance action is to change the PCI value of one of the neighbor CDMA cells to
resolve the conflict.
Table 39-350 IK4007221 - UTRAN NEIGHBOR RELATION MIB INSTANCE CANNOT BE REMOVED BY ANR
Alarm Attributes Applicable
major
releases
Description: This alarm indicates the UTRAN neighbor relation MIB instance is not removed because the
removal is not allowed.
Remedial action: Remove the existing UTRAN neighbor relation so that it can be created by ANR under the
correct frequency.
Table 39-351 IK4007222 - PCI OUT OF PCI ALLOWED LIST DETECTED UNDER RESOLUTION
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: This alarm indicates a PCI out of the related pciAllowedList provided by the operator. The
eNodeB attempts for a resolution.
Impact: The impact is that the PCI used is not in the list provided by the operator, so may use a value reserved
for other topic.
Remedial action: This is due to an operator action. AutoPCI will solve the issue by changing the PCI. So
check that pciAllowedList is the one that you really need.
Description: There is a mismatch between MIM configuration data RadioCacEnb and HW reported
capabilities detected.
Remedial action: The operator has to check the MIM configuration of RadioCacEnb object and the installed
Controller Type. The MIM configuration must be aligned to the capability of the HW.
Table 39-353 IK4009211 - BB TO BB LOSS OF USER PLANE INTERBOARD CONNECTIVITY FOR LEGACY ENB
Alarm Attributes Applicable
major
releases
Description: This alarm indicates a loss of User Plane inter-board connectivity between this BB board and the
peer BB board(s) indicated in the additional info.
Impact: Telecom: No impact on non-CA calls, Carrier Aggregation calls are no longer possible between this
board and the peer board indicated in the additional info.
Remedial action: Reset the board where the alarm is raised, If it does not clear the alarm, perform an eNodeB
reset; If it fails to recover, replace the board.
Description: This alarm indicates a loss of User Plane inter-board connectivity between this BB board and the
peer BB board(s) indicated in the additional info.
Impact: Telecom: No impact on non-CA calls, Carrier Aggregation calls are no longer possible between this
board and the peer board indicated in the additional info.
Remedial action: Reset the board where the alarm is raised, If it does not clear the alarm, perform an eNodeB
reset; If it fails to recover, replace the board.
Description: This alarm indicates a loss of User Plane inter-board connectivity between this BB board and the
CB board indicated in the additional info.
Impact: Telecom: The user plane GTP traffic for calls is interrupted.
Remedial action: Reset the board where the alarm is raised, If it does not clear the alarm, perform an eNodeB
reset; If it fails to recover, replace the board.
Description: This alarm indicates a loss of User Plane inter-board connectivity between this CB board and the
peer BB board(s) indicated in the additional info.
Impact: Telecom: The user plane GTP traffic for calls is interrupted.
Remedial action: Reset the eNodeB, If it fails to recover, replace the board.
Description: This alarm indicates that the RFM cant execute the request because it is temporary unavailable.
The request will be repeated.
Impact: Telecom: Possible loss of telecom resources. OAM: No impact on OAM service.
Description: This alarm indicates the scenario failure due to no-response from the module.
Impact: Telecom: The telecom resources processed by the module are lost as the module is out of service.
OAM: No impact on OAM service.
Remedial action: Reset the module. If the alarm persist replace the module.
Description: This alarm indicates the scenario failure due to RFM failure of processing.
Impact: Telecom: The telecom resources processed by the module are lost as the module is out of service.
OAM: No impact on OAM service.
Remedial action: Reset the module. If the alarm persist replace the module.
Description: This alarm indicates that the RFM has been detected as not operational. In most situations a
second alarm related to this object should be already raised and an equipment reset already triggered.
Impact: Telecom: The telecom resources processed by the module are lost as the module is out of service.
OAM: No impact on OAM service.
Remedial action: If the eNodeB recovery action does not fix the alarm then reset the module. If the alarm
persists replace the module.
Description: This alarm indicates that high accuracy GPS self survey for OTDOA sync has not been
successfully completed after 24 hours.
Remedial action: Check GPS performance. Ensure good GPS receiver and GPS antenna is installed per
Alcatel-Lucent guidelines and located to have a full sky visibility with no local interference or multipath, then
power cycle the controller to restart survey. If GPS reception can’t be improved then disable OTDOA sync
(isGeoLocPhaseSyncAllowed="False), which will clear the alarm."
Description: This event indicates that the eNB has started a high accuracy GPS survey for OTDOA, which
normally takes 10 hours to complete.
Description: The backhaul port name defined in the configuration, received from the EMS by the eNB doesn’t
match with the identity of the ethernet backhaul port used by the eNB to connect to the EMS.
Impact: The eNB shall not apply the transport configuration if this configuration involves more than one
ethernet port and as long as the cabling doesn’t match the configuration. Else the risk will be to not be able to
reach anymore the eNB from the EMS
Description: This alarm indicates that the policing ingress CIR exceeds the Ethernet port speed, when
policing is requested on the Ethernet port.
Remedial action: Review the Ethernet port policing configuration and change if necessary.
Table 39-365 IK4022003 - ETHERNET PORT NOT OPERATIONAL
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: This alarm indicates that a feature involving the use of this Ethernet Port has been activated and
the Ethernet Port is not operational.
Impact: The feature that needs the use of the Ethernet Port cannot be activated.
Remedial action: The cabling shall be checked as well as the EMS configuration in order cabling and EMS
configuration match.
Description: This event indicates that a feature involving the use of this Ethernet Port has been activated and
the Ethernet Port is operational.
Description: This alarm indicates that the eNB failed to send/receive traffic through an Ethernet port.
Remedial action: The eNB Ethernet port equipement shall be checked and the eNB controller board or the
SFP will be replaced if necessary.
Description: This alarm indicates that either the sum of the egress CIR per VLAN exceeds the Ethernet port
speed when shaping per VLAN is requested on this Ethernet port, either the egress CIR exceeds the Ethernet
port speed when shaping per port is requested on this Ethernet port.
Remedial action: Review the Ethernet port shaping configuration and change if necessary.
Description: This alarm indicates the misalignment between the tertiary CPRI port position in MIM
configuration and the detected tertiary CPRI port position, or the tertiary CPRI port is configured but the RRH
cant support 3 ports at all.
Impact: Telecom: the assigned cell is not operational. OAM: No impact on OAM service.
Remedial action: Verify and correct the configuration data or Verify and correct the hardware configuration, or
verify if RRH support 3 CPRI ports.
Description: This alarm indicates inconsistency in the cell or corresponding sector configuration versus the
RRH hardware capacity
Impact: Telecom: the cell is not operational. OAM: No impact on OAM service.
Remedial action: Verify and correct the configuration data or Verify and correct the hardware configuration
Table 39-371 IK4305189 - LTE NEIGHBOR RELATION MIB INSTANCE CANNOT BE REMOVED BY ANR
Alarm Attributes Applicable
major releases
Description: This alarm indicates the LTE neighbor relation MIB instance is not removed because the removal
is not allowed.
Remedial action: Remove the existing LTE neighbor relation so that it can be created by ANR under the
correct frequency.
Description: This alarm indicates that the cell cannot be enabled due to licensing restriction
Impact: Telecom: The cell is not operational. OAM: No impact on OAM service.
Description: This alarm indicates a cell is configured with 4 DL antennas, whereas the feature allowing 4 Tx
antennas is disabled (is4TxAntennasEnabled="false)."
Impact: Telecom: The telecom service on the cell is disabled. OAM: No impact on OAM service.
Remedial action: Verify the DL antennas setting for this cell in MIM and verify the is4TxAntennasEnabled flag
in MIM.
Impact: Telecom: Possible loss of telecom resources. OAM: No impact on OAM service.
Remedial action: Verify and correct the configuration data. Identify from additional info the impacted
parameter.
Description: This alarm indicates that the cell configuration with Tri-carrier is not supported by the equipped
modem type.
Description: This alarm indicates 5 TWAMP Control sessions have been requested in a VLAN. 4 is the
maximum supported number.
Impact: TWAMP Control sessions above the number supported are ignored.
Remedial action: Check TWAMP client configuration to ensure it matches maximum requirements of the base
station server.
Description: A TWAMP session in the VLAN has failed based on lack of incoming Test packets for a period of
time configured by SERVWAIT/REFWAIT timers.
Impact: TWAMP session with loss of packets is terminated.
Remedial action: Check TWAMP client and the backhaul link between TWAMP client and base station for any
backhaul connectivity failure.
Description: The server has a TWAMP Control session Request with an unacceptable Mode value. Only
’Unauthenticated’ is acceptable.
Impact: TWAMP Control sessions will be supported only when mode is Unauthenticated.
Remedial action: Check TWAMP client configuration to ensure it matches the acceptable ’mode’ value for
Unauthentication.
Description: This alarm indicates 6 TWAMP test-sessions have been requested in a TWAMP Control-session
in a VLAN. 5 is the maximum supported number.
Impact: TWAMP test sessions above the number supported are ignored.
Remedial action: Check TWAMP client configuration to ensure it matches maximum requirements of the base
station server.
Description: This alarm indicates 5 TWAMP Control sessions have been requested in a VLAN. 4 is the
maximum supported number.
Impact: TWAMP Control sessions above the number supported are ignored.
Remedial action: Check TWAMP client configuration to ensure it matches maximum requirements of the base
station server.
Description: A TWAMP session in the VLAN has failed based on lack of incoming Test packets for a period of
time configured by SERVWAIT/REFWAIT timers.
Remedial action: Check TWAMP client and the backhaul link between TWAMP client and base station for any
backhaul connectivity failure.
Description: The server has a TWAMP Control session Request with an unacceptable Mode value. Only
’Unauthenticated’ is acceptable.
Impact: TWAMP Control sessions will be supported only when mode is Unauthenticated.
Remedial action: Check TWAMP client configuration to ensure it matches the acceptable ’mode’ value for
Unauthentication.
Description: This alarm indicates that the System Integrity Monitor, monitoring the health of the eNodeB cell,
has detected an active antenna transmit path (Cell, RFM id, antenna port #) with zero power continually for the
Phase 1 detection period.
Impact: Telecom: The alarm is notice that the cell is degraded. OAM: no impact..
Remedial action: No action is required. If the degradation persists, SIM may escalate to Local Recovery
Action on the implicated cell.
Table 39-384 IK4306117 - SIM HEALTH CHECK PHASE 1 - LOW RRC SUCCESS RATE
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: This alarm indicates that the System Integrity Monitor, monitoring the health of the eNodeB, has
detected a degradation in the RRC Success Rate on the cell. This is the SIM Phase 1 detection.
Impact: Telecom: The alarm is notice that the RRC Success Rate is degraded. OAM: no impact.
Remedial action: No action is required. If the degradation persists, SIM may escalate to Local Recovery
Action.
Table 39-385 IK4306118 - SIM HEALTH CHECK PHASE 2 - LOW RRC SUCCESS RATE
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: This alarm indicates that the System Integrity Monitor, monitoring the health of the eNodeB, has
detected that the RRC Success Rate degradation has persisted beyond the configurable limit. This is the SIM
Phase 2 detection.
Impact: Telecom: The alarm is notice that the RRC Success Rate is degraded. OAM: no impact.
Remedial action: No action is required. If SIM escalation to Local Recovery Action is allowed, SIM will
automatically trigger Local Recovery Action to try to restore service on this cell.
Table 39-386 IK4306119 - SIM HEALTH CHECK - MAXIMUM NUMBER OF LRA REACHED
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The OAM System Integrity Monitor has run a SIM Health Check on the cell and has detected a
degradation that has escalated to the point of Phase 2 recovery. But, since SIM has already taken the
configurable maximum number of SIM triggered Phase 2 recovery actions on this cell in a 24 hour period, SIM
is prevented from taking recovery on this detection. Investigation is required to determine the cause for the
frequent degradations.
Impact: Telecom: The cell is degraded according to the health check that is failing. OAM: no impact.
Remedial action: No action is required.
Description: This event indicates that the ENB suffered from an unexpected, unplanned failure on the RFME.
Specific details are in the Additional Text.
Impact: Depending on the nature of the failure, some Telecom or OAM functionalities may not be available
during recovery. On successful reset, the Telecom and OAM functionalities are available.
Description: This alarm indicates that the System Integrity Monitor, monitoring the health of the eNodeB, has
detected an active antenna transmit path (Cell, RFM id, antenna port #) with zero power continually for the
Phase 2 detection period.
Impact: Telecom: The alarm is notice that the cell is degraded. OAM: no impact.
Remedial action: No action is required. If SIM escalation to Local Recovery Action is allowed, SIM will
automatically trigger Local Recovery Action to try to restore service on this cell.
Description: This event indicates that the Smart Collection Service initiated a smart data collection and has
either 1) created a Local File, 2) streamed DDT to the DTC, and/or 3) used On Demand File Collection to push
the ODFC archive to the Snapshots and Postmortem Collector entity (SPC). This was triggered by a fault event
or state change. Specific details about the triggering event and the files that were collected are in the
Additional Text.
Impact: Telecom: no impact. OAM: no impact.
Description: This alarm indicates the SON process that adjusts intra-frequency handover parameters has
started adjusting handover parameters.
Impact: MRO adjustment has begun and tuning of handover parameters is in progress for handover
optimization.
Description: This alarm indicates 6 TWAMP test-sessions have been requested in a TWAMP Control-session
in a VLAN. 5 is the maximum supported number.
Impact: TWAMP test sessions above the number supported are ignored.
Remedial action: Check TWAMP client configuration to ensure it matches maximum requirements of the base
station server.
Impact: Telecom: The telecom resources processed by the module are lost as the module is out of service.
OAM: No impact on OAM service.
Remedial action: Reset the module. If the alarm persists, replace the module.
Table 39-393 IK4901006 - UNSUPPORTED DELEGATION BY OTHER CONTROLLER
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The primary controller for this RE (CDMA, WCDMA or GSM) has delegated a management
function such as ’Software Management’ to the LTE controller. This function is not supported by this LTE
release.
Impact: The delegated management function (e.g. software management) is not currently available.
Remedial action: Reconfigure the RE on the primary controller (CDMA, WCDMA or GSM) to no longer
delegate the unsupported management function to LTE.
Description: The alarm is raised when a VRF import policy for a VPRN cannot be found. The alarm
information includes the policy ID. Note: starting from SAM 12.0 R1, SAM no longer raise this alarm since it is
not much useful but has performance issue.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The VRP import policy must be
created and distributed to the NE reporting the problem. Note: starting from SAM 12.0 R1, SAM no longer
raises this alarm.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a incompatibility of channel spacing value defect raise.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when a incompatibility of channel spacing value defect raise.
Description: The alarm is raised when a provisioned MPT frequency is incompatible with the MPT hardware.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a provisioned MSS frequency is incompatible with the MSS hardware.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an incompatibility of the modulation value defect raise.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when an incompatibility of the modulation value defect raise.
Description: The alarm is raised when the provisioned modulation parameters are incompatible with the MPT
hardware.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the configured modulation parameters are not supported by MPT (or)
when XPIC is configured on an MPT that does not allow XPIC capability.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a incompatibility of the power value defect raise.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when a incompatibility of the power value defect raise.
Table 39-404 IncompatibleProtection (equipment)
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised in case of hardware incompatibility for 1+1 radio configuration i.e. MPT-HCv2
without RPS or XPIC equipped.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the provisioned MSS transmit power is incompatible with the MSS
hardware.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the provisioned MPT shifter parameters are incompatible with the MPT
hardware.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the provisioned MSS shifter parameters are incompatible with the MSS
hardware.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the provisioned MPT transmit power is incompatible with the MPT
hardware.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when there are not exactly two APS bundles in an APS group.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MC LAG has fewer than two members.
Description: The alarm is raised when an object is created with default values but not yet made active.
Remedial action: The object is created with default values but not yet made active. Please activate.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device detects one or more configuration inconsistencies. On a 9500
MPR, this can be caused by cross-connect creation failure during service creation.
Remedial action: Please click on the clear inconsistencies button from the NE properties GUI form to clear the
inconsistencies.
Description: The alarm is raised when a local SRRP SAP is backed up by a different SRRP instance on a
remote peer.
Remedial action: Reconfigure the instance so that the peer SRRP instances have the same ID.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is insufficient bandwidth on a radio link between hops in a
service.
Remedial action: Information - Service cannot be deployed because insufficient bandwidth on the port. Use a
different port or ensure the required bandwidth.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a dbDescript packet on a non-virtual interface from an
NE whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or
authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a dbDescript packet has been received on a non-
virtual interface from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s
configuration.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a dbDescript packet has been received on a non-
virtual interface from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a hello packet on a non-virtual interface from an NE
whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication
type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a hello packet has been received on a non-virtual
interface from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s
configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a hello packet on a non-virtual interface from an NE
whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a hello packet has been received on a non-virtual
interface from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsAck packet on a non-virtual interface from an NE
whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication
type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsAck packet has been received on a non-virtual
interface from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s
configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsAck packet on a non-virtual interface from an NE
whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsAck packet has been received on a non-virtual
interface from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsReq packet on a non-virtual interface from an NE
whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication
type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsReq packet has been received on a non-virtual
interface from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s
configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsReq packet on a non-virtual interface from an NE
whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsReq packet has been received on a non-virtual
interface from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsUpdate packet on a non-virtual interface from an
NE whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or
authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsUpdate packet has been received on a non-
virtual interface from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s
configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsUpdate packet on a non-virtual interface from an
NE whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsUpdate packet has been received on a non-
virtual interface from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a null packet on a non-virtual interface from an NE
whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication
type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a null packet has been received on a non-virtual
interface from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s
configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a null packet on a non-virtual interface from an NE
whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a null packet has been received on a non-virtual
interface from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE cannot parse an OSPF packet that it receives on a non-virtual
interface.
Remedial action: Informational - an NE cannot parse an OSPF packet that it receives on a non-virtual
interface.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when there is a loss of communication with MPT. Please refer 9500
Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a Inter X-Polarized MPTs Communication Failure
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised during a network topology rescan in which the 5620 SAM does not find a
previously configured NE BOF address, and the Management IP Selection of the NE is set to one of the
following: - Out Of Band Preferred - In Band Preferred
Remedial action: A configuration error has been made which must be corrected. The BOF address must be
configured on the NE.
Description: The alarm is raised when the RP address in a Join Prune message is not the RP for the group
specified in the message.
Remedial action: Informational - please make sure the RP address in a Join Prune message is the RP for the
group specified
Description: The alarm is raised when the RP address in a Register message is not the RP for the group
specified in the message.
Remedial action: Informational - please make sure the RP address in a Register message is the RP for the
group specified
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred that must be corrected. Please check the global Virtual
Anycast RP configuration and its operational status flag so that the loopback is properly configured, PIM is
enabled on the loopback interface.
Description: The alarm is raised when unmanaged IP address becomes managed virtual router IP address.
Remedial action: The source entry point unmanaged IP address becomes managed virtual router IP address.
Please re-configure source entry point.
Description: The alarm is raised when the IP addresses configured on different VPRN sites within service
overlap.
Remedial action: Please check the IP Addresses configured on different VPRN sites have no overlap.
Table 39-439 IPListMismatch
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when the IP address list in an advertisement message from the current
master does not match the configured IP address list.
Remedial action: Check the configured IP addresses, make sure they match the advertised IP addresses
from the master VRRP instance.
Description: This alarm is raised when the re-calculation by the CPAA shows that no IP Path is available.
Remedial action: Informational - The IP path record provides an Error code which provides a clue on why the
path is down.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5650 CPAM cannot set up an IP path monitor after the number of
attempts specified by the cpamManagedRoute problematicThresholdAlarmAfter value in the nms-server.xml
file. The alarm is raised if the cpamManagedRoute problematicRetryStrategy value in nms-server.xml is set to
countdown. The default problematicRetryStrategy value of reactive prevents the alarm from being raised.
Remedial action: Informational - The Retry strategy can be modified in nms-server.xml. This alarm is not
raised for the default retry strategy, reactive.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5650 CPAM stops trying to set up an IP path monitor after the
number of attempts specified by the cpamManagedRoute problematicDeadAfter value in the nms-server.xml
file. The alarm is raised if the cpamManagedRoute problematicRetryStrategy value in nms-server.xml is set to
countdown. The default problematicRetryStrategy value of reactive prevents the alarm from being raised.
Remedial action: Informational - The Retry strategy can be modified in nms-server.xml. This alarm is not
raised for the default retry strategy, reactive.
Description: If IP Path is enabled for monitoring Multicast, the alarm is raised when at least one IP Path
segment is not Multicast enabled. The alarm is cleared when all the segments are Multicast enabled.
Remedial action: Informational - The segments without PIM interface enabled can be obtained from path
record. PIM should be enabled on these interfaces in order for alarm to be cleared.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when a BFD session on an IPsec interface goes down. The situation
may occur if the underlying physical interface is down either because of administrative disabling or a fault on
the far end port or due to a cable connection or cable failure. This alarm will also be raised if the underlying
transport network fails or is unreliable. Resolving the underlying instability in the transport network will correct
this problem.
Description: The alarm is raised when a BFD session transitions from Up to Down and back to Up within the
BFD operational state transition interval.
Remedial action: The BFD session on an IPsec interface has transitioned from Up to Down and back to Up
within the configured BFD Flapping Interval.
Table 39-446 IPsecInterfaceBfdSessionMissing
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when a previously present BFD session is absent.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when a previously present BFD session on an IPsec interface is absent.
The situation may occur if the underlying physical interface is down either because of administrative disabling
or a fault on the near end port or due to a cable connection or cable failure. This alarm will also be raised if the
underlying transport network fails or is unreliable. Resolving the underlying instability in the transport network
will correct this problem.
Description: The trap tIPsecRUSAFailToAddRoute is sent when adding route to tIPsecRUSARemAddr for the
remote-user tunnel fails with reason indicated by tIPsecNotifReason.
Description: This alarm is sent when creation of a remote-user tunnel fails with reason indicated by
notifReason.
Remedial action: The current bit rate on the MDA in the ISA-AA group is greater than or equal to the
configured Bit Rate High Watermark. The threshold configured should be revisited to ensure that it is not set
too low. To disable the notification, set the Packet Rate High Watermark to maximum.
Description: The alarm is raised when the capacity cost for an MDA in an ISA-AA group reaches the
configured threshold.
Remedial action: The capacity cost high threshold for the MDA in the ISA-AA group has been reached.
Description: The alarm is raised when an ISA-AA Group has no configured primary MDA or the number of
active MDAs is not equal to the number of configured primary MDAs.
Remedial action: There is a failure on the ISA-AA group. Ensure that ISA-AA group has a primary MDA group
member configured, and that the number of active MDAs is equal to the number of configured primary MDAs.
Description: The alarm is raised when an ISA-AA group uses a greater number of flow records than the value
specified by tmnxBsxFlowFullHighWatermark.
Remedial action: The number of flow records that the ISA-AA group is using is greater than or equal to the
configured Flow Full High Watermark. The threshold configured should be revisited to ensure that it is not set
too low.
Description: The alarm is raised when the current flow setup rate on the MDA in the ISA-AA group is greater
than or equal to tmnxBsxFlowSetupHighWatermark, and the prior bit rate is less than the threshold.
Remedial action: The current flow setup rate on the MDA in the ISA-AA group is greater than or equal to the
configured Flow Setup High Watermark. The threshold configured should be revisited to ensure that it is not set
too low. To disable the notification, set the Flow Setup High Watermark to maximum.
Description: The alarm is raised when the current weighted average shared buffer for an ISA in the from
subscriber direction is greater than or equal to a high water mark in a normal, non-overloaded, state.
Remedial action: The ISA-AA Egress From-Subscriber buffer pool has entered an overload state as
determined by the configured Buffer Utilization High Watermark. The threshold configured should be revisited
to ensure it is not set too low. To disable the notification, set the Buffer Utilization High Watermark to the
maximum.
Description: The alarm is raised when an ISA-AA Group has a configured backup MDA but there is no
standby MDA available.
Remedial action: The ISA-AA Group has a configured backup MDA but there is no standby MDA available.
Check that the configured standby MDA is active and operationally up. There may be a fault with the ISA
Application Assurance MDA.
Remedial action: Overload Cut-Through is enabled on the ISA-AA Group. All traffic is cut-through and the
ISA-AA MDA is overloaded. Disable Overload Cut-Through if this is not required.
Description: The alarm is raised when the current packet rate on the MDA in the ISA-AA group is greater than
or equal to tmnxBsxPacketRateHighWatermark, and the prior rate is less than this threshold.
Remedial action: The current packet rate on the MDA in the ISA-AA group is greater than or equal to the
configured Packet Rate High Watermark. The threshold configured should be revisited to ensure that it is not
set too low. To disable the notification, set the Packet Rate High Watermark to maximum.
Description: The alarm is raised when an ISA-AA group experiences an activity switch from one ISA-AA to
another.
Remedial action: The ISA-AA Group has performed an activity switch from one ISA-AA MDA to another.
Description: The alarm is raised when the current weighted average shared buffer use for an ISA in the To
subscriber direction, is greater than or equal to a high water mark, after being in a normal or non-overloaded
state.
Remedial action: The ISA-AA Egress To-Subscriber buffer pool has entered an overload state as determined
by the configured Buffer Utilization High Watermark. The threshold configured should be revisited to ensure it
is not set too low. To disable the notification, set the Buffer Utilization High Watermark to the maximum.
Description: The alarm is raised when Epipe service sites that are bound to a PBB backbone use different
ISID values.
Remedial action: All service sites must use consistent I-SID values for a PBB backbone.
Description: The alarm is raised when service sites use inconsistent I-SID values for a PBB backbone. The
alarm is raised against a VPLS or M-VPLS service.
Remedial action: All service sites must use consistent I-SID values for a PBB backbone.
Description: The alarm is raised when IS-IS receives a Hello PDU from an IS with which it does not share an
area address.
Remedial action: Check whether NET address is configured and the AREA ID between two adjacencies are
not the same.
Description: The alarm is raised when IS-IS receives a PDU that contains incorrect authentication information.
Remedial action: The authentication information on the ISIS Site needs to be changed to match its
neighbours.
Description: The alarm is raised when IS-IS receives a PDU that contains the wrong authentication type.
Remedial action: The authentication information on the ISIS Site needs to be changed to match its
neighbours.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of routes exported from the route table to an IS-IS level
drops below the Export Limit value for the level.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of routes exported from the route table to an IS-IS level is
equal to the Export Limit value for the level.
Remedial action: Informational - the number of routes exported from the route table to an IS-IS level is equal
to the Export Limit value for the level
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of routes exported from the route table to an IS-IS level is
equal to the Export Limit percentage specified by the Export Limit Log Percent value.
Remedial action: Informational - the number of routes exported from the route table to an IS-IS level is equal
to the Export Limit percentage specified by the Export Limit Log Percent value.
Description: The alarm is raised when the IS-IS LSP rate exceeds the maximum allowed value because of an
unstable IGP network.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. IGP historical map can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of IS-IS LSPs exceeds the maximum allowed value
because of a large IGP network.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. IGP historical map can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when a manual area address assigned to an IS is ignored during a route
computation.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. The advertised routes can be viewed using
CPAM IGP prefix list.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM receives a vRtrIsisRejectedAdjacency trap, which
indicates that an adjacency cannot be established in response to a Hello PDU from an IS because of a lack of
resources.
Remedial action: Informational, might have exceeded the maximum number of adjacencies allowed.
Description: Notification to inform the application that the FGW’s IPSP instance has become inactive
Description: Notification to inform the application that the FGW’s IPSP instance has become inactive
Description: The alarm is raised when the SAP is changed in Service for 9500.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE notifies the 5620 SAM that it cannot create a new L2TP session.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when an NE notifies the 5620 SAM that it cannot create a new L2TP
session. Verify the configuration to have LNS group assigned to the group tunnel profile or tunnel profile.
Additionally, verify the length of the auto-generated subscriber identification.
Description: This alarm is raised when a L2TP tunnel is added to the tunnel-selection-blacklist. It is
automatically cleared when the tunnel is removed from the list.
Remedial action: In most cases the problem is a configuration mismatch between LAC and LNS, or a problem
on LNS. Please refer to the additional text and enable the debug log on event lac-session-setup to figure out
the root cause.
Description: The alarm is raised when Lacp expired on subgroup lag member due to state change.
Remedial action: The reasons for LACP Expired alarm may vary. The following possible causes of this alarm
should be investigated. The partner lag member oper state may have changed or LACP Transmit Standby may
have been disabled - this can be remedied by enabling the LACP Transmit Standby on Lag. The partner lag
member 802.3ah oper state may have changed - ensure that 802.3ah state is same on both ends. The partner
lag member dot1ag state may have changed - ensure that dot1ag state is same on both ends.
Description: The alarm is raised when the subgroup lag member dot1ag state has changed.
Remedial action: The lag member dot1ag state may have changed - please ensure that dot1ag state is same
on both ends.
Description: The alarm is raised when the subgroup lag member efmOam state has changed.
Remedial action: The lag member 802.3ah oper state may have changed - please ensure that 802.3ah state
is same on both ends.
Description: The alarm is raised when the subgroup lag member partner oper state has changed.
Remedial action: The lag member oper state may have changed or LACP Transmit Standby may have been
disabled - this can be remedied by enabling the LACP Transmit Standby on Lag.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when the label action specified for the last hop in a static LSP is not a pop
action.
Remedial action: Ensure the last hop configured with a pop label action, if the last hop node is managed by
SAM.
Description: The alarm is raised when the last hop in a static LSP is not the destination.
Remedial action: Ensure the last hop configured in the static LSP match the destination of the LSP, if the last
hop node is managed by SAM.
Description: The alarm is raised when a Loss of Cell Delineation signal is detected on an ASAP MDA.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: Check operational state down reason and state qualifier, then update accordingly.
Description: This alarm is generated when the FGW succeeds in sending a previously failed legal req file.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of third-party routers in the 5650 CPAM network reaches
100 percent of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Third Party Router licenses purchased and available on the
CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of third party routers under management in the
network. Please contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Third Party Router licenses purchased and available on the
CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of third party routers under management in the
network. Please contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of third-party routers in the 5650 CPAM network reaches
90 to 100 percent of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Third Party Router licenses purchased and available on the
CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of third party routers under management in the
network. Please contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of BGP Route Profiles in the 5650 CPAM reaches 100
percent of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Bgp Route Profile Module licenses purchased and available
on the CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of Bgp Route Profiles in the network. Please
contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of BGP Route Profiles in the 5650 CPAM reaches 75 to 90
percent of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Bgp Route Profile Module licenses purchased and available
on the CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of Bgp Route Profiles in the network. Please
contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of BGP Route Profiles in the 5650 CPAM reaches 90 to
100 percent of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Bgp Route Profiles Module licenses purchased and available
on the CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of BGP Route Profiles in the network. Please
contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of Alcatel-Lucent large routers in the network reaches 100
percent of the 5650 CPAM license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Big Router licenses purchased and available on the CPAM
server is insufficient as compared to the number of big routers under management in the network. Please
contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of Alcatel-Lucent large routers in the network reaches 75 to
90 percent of the 5650 CPAM license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Big Router licenses purchased and available on the CPAM
server is insufficient as compared to the number of big routers under management in the network. Please
contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Table 39-496 LicensedBigRouterLimitNearlyExceeded
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of Alcatel-Lucent large routers in the network reaches 90 to
100 percent of the 5650 CPAM license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Big Router licenses purchased and available on the CPAM
server is insufficient as compared to the number of big routers under management in the network. Please
contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of routers in a simulation scenario reaches 100 percent of
the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of licenses purchased and available on the CPAM server for
routers in a simulation scenario is insufficient as compared to the number of routers in a simulation scenario.
Please contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of routers in a simulation scenario reaches 75 to 90
percent of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of licenses purchased and available on the CPAM server for
routers in a simulation scenario is insufficient as compared to the number of routers in a simulation scenario.
Please contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of routers in a simulation scenario reaches 90 to 100
percent of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of licenses purchased and available on the CPAM server for
routers in a simulation scenario is insufficient as compared to the number of routers in a simulation scenario.
Please contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of IP path monitors in the 5650 CPAM reaches 100 percent
of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Path Computation Module licenses purchased and available
on the CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of PCA paths in the network. Please contact
Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of IP path monitors in the 5650 CPAM reaches 75 to 90
percent of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Path Computation Module licenses purchased and available
on the CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of PCA paths in the network. Please contact
Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of IP path monitors in the 5650 CPAM reaches 90 to 100
percent of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Path Computation Module licenses purchased and available
on the CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of PCA paths in the network. Please contact
Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of multicast routers in the 5650 CPAM reaches 100 percent
of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Multicast Router licenses purchased and available on the
CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of multicast routers under management in the network.
Please contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of multicast routers in the 5650 CPAM reaches 75 to 90
percent of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Multicast Router licenses purchased and available on the
CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of multicast routers under management in the network.
Please contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of multicast routers in the 5650 CPAM reaches 90 to 100
percent of the license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Multicast Router licenses purchased and available on the
CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of multicast routers under management in the network.
Please contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of Alcatel-Lucent small routers in the network reaches 100
percent of the 5650 CPAM license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Small Router licenses purchased and available on the CPAM
server is insufficient as compared to the number of small routers under management in the network. Please
contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of Alcatel-Lucent small routers in the network reaches 75
to 90 percent of the 5650 CPAM license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Small Router licenses purchased and available on the CPAM
server is insufficient as compared to the number of small routers under management in the network. Please
contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of Alcatel-Lucent small routers in the network reaches 90
to 100 percent of the 5650 CPAM license capacity.
Remedial action: Informational - The number of Small Router licenses purchased and available on the CPAM
server is insufficient as compared to the number of small routers under management in the network. Please
contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional licenses.
Remedial action: Provide a new LKDI license file with a further expiration date.
Description: The alarm is raised when the primary 5650 CPAM server license does not match the standby
5650 CPAM server license.
Remedial action: Informational - Please ensure that the same license key is installed on both the active and
standby SAM/CPAM servers
Description: The alarm is raised when an operator tries to modify a mirror destination that is in use by an LI
mirror.
Description: The alarm is raised when a mirror destination Operational State changes from Down to Up.
Description: The alarm is raised when a Loss of IMA Frame signal is detected on an ASAP MDA.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an operator tries to assign a filter that is in use by LI to an interface.
Description: The alarm is raised when an operator tries to assign a filter that is in use by LI to a SAP.
Description: The alarm is raised when an operator tries to assign a filter that is in use by LI to an SDP.
Description: The alarm is raised when one or more misconfigured LAG members are detected, for example,
when some LAG members are in access mode and some are in network mode.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The configuration of the LAG
port member should be checked and the configuration error corrected,
Description: The alarm is raised when the LAG mode differs from the mode of one or more LAG members, for
example, when the LAG mode is access and the LAG members are in network mode.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The configuration of the LAG
port member should be checked and the configuration error corrected,
Description: The alarm is raised when a LAG port joins a LAG by entering the attached state.
Description: The alarm is raised when a LAG port leaves a LAG by exiting the attached state.
Description: The alarm is raised when a LAG port is removed from a LAG because of an invalid configuration.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. Please check the configuration
of the port in question.
Description: The alarm is raised when any of the Optical Link end point is operationally down.
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required
by looking at the active alarms on the Link End points to understand why the underlying transport network is
unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a link identifier mismatch.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Table 39-524 LinkIdentifierMismatch (radioequipment)
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when an MSS detects a link identifier mismatch.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: This alarm indicates that there was a loss of communication link with FileServer.
Description: The alarm is raised when an LI mirror source Operational State changes from Up to Down.
Description: The alarm is raised when an LI mirror source Operational State changes from Down to Up.
Description: The alarm is raised when an operator tries to modify a filter that is in use by LI.
Description: The alarm is raised when an operator assigns a mirror filter that is in use by LI and the
assignment may be overruled.
Description: The alarm is raised when a parameter of a filter which is referenced by Lawful Intercept (LI), or a
parameter of one of its entry is changed. This notification may be triggered only if the LI filter lock is overruled,
and one of the following actions occurs: -a filter referenced by LI has been deleted. -one of the parameters
(default-action, scope) of a filter which is referenced by LI has been changed. -a filter which is referenced by LI
is overwritten. -a new entry is created for a filter which is referenced by LI. -an entry of a filter which is
referenced by LI is activated. -an entry is removed from a filter which is referenced by LI. -an entry of a filter
which is referenced by LI is renumbered. -oneof the parameters of an entry in a filter which is referenced by LI
is changed.
Description: The alarm is raised when the assignment of a mirror filter is overruled by another filter
assignment.
Description: The alarm is raised when an operator tries to modify an IPv6 filter or an IPv6 filter entry that is in
use by LI.
Description: The alarm is raised when an operator tries to modify an IP filter or an IP filter entry that is in use
by LI.
Description: The alarm is raised when an operator tries to modify a MAC filter or a MAC filter entry that is in
use by LI.
Description: The alarm is raised when a SAP that is associated with LI is modified or deleted.
Description: The alarm is raised when a subscriber that is associated with LI is modified or deleted.
Description: The alarm is raised when abnormal state resulted due to local radio Tx is muted manually.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when abnormal state resulted due to local radio Tx is muted manually.
Description: The alarm is raised when a Loss of Delay Synchronization signal is detected on an ASAP MDA.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Table 39-539 LoopbackActivateAbnormalState (equipment)
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when abnormal state resulted due to loopback activated.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when abnormal state resulted due to manual loopback activation by
user.
Description: The alarm is raised when abnormal state resulted due to loopback activated.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when abnormal state resulted due to manual loopback activation by
user.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is a loss of communication command path between far end
transmitter and local receiver .
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an Ethernet frame loss is detected on a CES.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when a loss occurs on CES over Ethernet Frames.
Description: The alarm is raised when a loss of ESMC signal failure is detected.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MPT radio protection loss occurs.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when a protection loss occurs on MPT Radio.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a Loss of Radio Frame from Radio Path
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the total switch fabric capacity becomes less than the line card
capacity due to link failures. At least one of the taps on the Card is below 100% capacity.
Remedial action: 1. Make sure that the hardware switching fabric capacity is more than the line card capacity.
2. Please reboot the card and check if it resolves the problem. If problem persists after reboot, please contact
Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when an LPS port learns a bridged MAC address.
Description: The alarm is raised either when an LPS port is enabled after the learning window expires and
MAC address learning on the port is disabled, or when the learning window expires with slice and port values
of 0.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of received external LSAs exceeds the configured number
allowed. By default, there is no limit. The alarm information includes the configured LSDB limit and one of the
following LSDB overflow states: - 0, which means no overflow - 1, which means nearing limit - 2, which means
limit exceeded
Remedial action: Informational - the number of received external LSAs exceeds the configured number
allowed. The alarm will also be raised when external LSAs is nearing limit.
Description: The alarm is raised when the default MSAP group interface name of a DHCP Host, concatenated
with the port ID is longer than 32 characters.
Remedial action: The string configured in DHCP Host as default MSAP Group Interface Name concatenated
with the port-id is longer than 32 characters. It is an invalid configuration since it exceeds the length allowed for
a Group Interface Name. (Please) Reconfigure the MSAP Group Interface Name or refer to the Local User
Database documentation for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when the default MSAP group interface name of a PPP host, concatenated
with the port ID is longer than 32 characters.
Remedial action: The string configured in PPP Host as default MSAP Group Interface Name concatenated
with the port-id is longer than 32 characters. It is an invalid configuration since it exceeds the length allowed for
a Group Interface Name. (Please) Reconfigure the MSAP Group Interface Name or refer to the Local User
Database documentation for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when the system detects that the MAC accounting table is full.
Remedial action: This alarm can be cleared when the used MAC entries are deleted by disabling MAC
accounting on a particular interface or through manual intervention with a user command such as clear router
interface mac.
Description: The alarm is raised when the system detects that the MAC accounting table is full.
Remedial action: This alarm can be cleared when the used MAC entries are deleted by disabling MAC
accounting on a particular interface or through manual intervention with a user command such as clear router
interface mac.
Description: The alarm is raised when an attempt is made to assign a pinned MAC address to another L2
access interface or spoke SDP binding in an M-VPLS or VPLS.
Description: The alarm is raised when a managed route could not be installed.
Remedial action: Check the additional text of the alarm for more details.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5650 CPAM cannot set up a managed route after the number of
attempts specified by the cpamManagedRoute problematicThresholdAlarmAfter value in the nms-server.xml
file. The alarm is raised if the cpamManagedRoute problematicRetryStrategy value in nms-server.xml is set to
countdown. The alarm is not raised if the problematicRetryStrategy value is set to the default of reactive.
Remedial action: Informational - The Retry strategy can be modified in nms-server.xml. This alarm is not
raised for the default retry strategy, reactive.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5650 CPAM stops trying to set up a managed route after the
number of attempts specified by the cpamManagedRoute problematicDeadAfter value in the nms-server.xml
file. The alarm is raised if the cpamManagedRoute problematicRetryStrategy value in nms-server.xml is set to
countdown. The alarm is not raised if the problematicRetryStrategy value is set to the default value of reactive.
Remedial action: Informational - The Retry strategy can be modified in nms-server.xml. This alarm is not
raised for the default retry strategy, reactive.
Description: The alarm is raised when a management VLAN ID is in use by another service type.
Raising condition: (’managementVlanConflict’ EQUAL ’true’)
Remedial action: Ensure that the VLAN ID of this Management Service is not used on any other type of VLAN
Service.
Description: The alarm is raised when an operator has manually initiated a switchover. This alarm is not self
clearing. Another switchover will not be permitted for 10 mins.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of FECs accepted from the peer has reached the value
specified by fecLimit. The alarm is cleared when a new MaxFecThresholdChange notification is received.
Remedial action: Number of FECs accepted from the peer has reached the value specified by FEC Limit.
Appropriate configuration changes in local or peer LSR will be required.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of FECs accepted from the peer has exceeded the
threshold percent of the value specified by fecLimit. The alarm is cleared when the number of FECs received
drops below the threshold percent of the value specified by fecLimit.
Remedial action: Number of FECs accepted from the peer has exceeded or dropped below the threshold
percent of the value specified by FEC Limit. Appropriate configuration changes in local or peer LSR will be
required.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of routes exported from a route table to a VRF reaches the
configured maximum.
Remedial action: Informational. The threshold configured should be revisited to ensure that it is not set to low
given the number of routes that are being received. If the threshold is set close to the maximum number of
routes supported by the NE then it is probable that there is an issue with another NE or VRF instance in the
network. If the problem persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of IPv6 routes in a VPRN exceeds the configured
maximum.
Remedial action: The number of IPv6 routes has exceeded the configured maximum for the VPRN - the route
table must be examined to ensure that all of the routes in the table are valid and not the result of a
misconfiguration in the VPRN service. If all of the routes appear to be valid then the value used as the
maximum value should be revisited.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of multicast routes in a VPRN exceeds the configured
maximum.
Remedial action: Informational. The number of multicast routes in a VPRN exceeds the configured maximum.
The value used as the threshold value should be revisited.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of routes in a VPRN reaches the maximum number of
routes specified in the VPRN configuration. The alarm information includes the number of routes, the specified
maximum, and the route type, which is either IPv4 or IPv6.
Remedial action: Informational. The threshold configured should be revisited to ensure that it is not set to low
given the number of routes that are being received. If the threshold is set close to the maximum number of
routes supported by the NE then it is probable that there is an issue with another NE or VRF instance in the
network. If the problem persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of IPv6 routes exported from a route table to a VRF
reaches the configured maximum.
Remedial action: Informational. The threshold configured should be revisited to ensure that it is not set to low
given the number of routes that are being received. If the threshold is set close to the maximum number of
routes supported by the NE then it is probable that there is an issue with another NE or VRF instance in the
network. If the problem persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is generated when the maximum number of Packet Data Network (PDN) connections
for this Access Point Name (APN) on the gateway is reached.
Remedial action: Maximum number of PDN connections for this APN on the gateway is reached.To accept
new PDN connections, system has to wait until the number of PDN connections goes below the value of
PdnApnMaxPdnConnections.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IGMP group is dropped because a multicast CAC policy is applied.
Remedial action: Informational - no corrective action required.
Description: The alarm is raised when a PIM group is dropped because a multicast CAC policy is applied.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IGMP group is dropped because a multicast CAC policy is applied
to an SDP binding.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IGMP group is removed from a SAP because a multicast CAC
policy is applied.
Remedial action: the number of multicast routes in a VPRN exceeds the configured threshold value. The
value used as the threshold value should be revisited.
Description: The alarm is raised when a peer of MC IPsec tunnel groups has unconfigured or mismatched
synchronization tag.
Raising condition: ((’Synchronization Tag’ NOT EQUAL ’Synchronization Tag’) OR ((’Synchronization Tag’
EQUAL ’\"\"’) OR (’Synchronization Tag’ EQUAL ’\"\"’)))
Clearing condition: ((’Synchronization Tag’ EQUAL ’Synchronization Tag’) AND ((’Synchronization Tag’ NOT
EQUAL ’\"\"’) AND (’Synchronization Tag’ NOT EQUAL ’\"\"’)))
Remedial action: Check if the synchronization tag has been configured for the MC IPsec tunnel group peer
and they matches.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects a mismatch in the last 16 bits of the source
backbone MAC address on the peer device. This mismatch prevents PBB access dual homing from operating.
Remedial action: Check the MAC Address LSB is correct for source backbone address.
Remedial action: Check the MAC Address LSB is correct for source backbone address.
Description: The alarm is raised when the mobile-gateway or the CPM has changed its geo-redundancy state
or the peer’s connection status has changed.
Remedial action: Check what caused this state change. Bring the peer and/or peer-link up and ensure that
the chassis and CPM geo-redundancy states are ’hot’.
Description: The alarm is raised when ISSU state between the mobile-gateways participating in the geo-
redundancy changes
Remedial action: Check what caused this change in ISSU state and correct the issue for geo-redundancy to
work.
Description: The alarm is raised when the system is configured as an OMCR warm standby system, and the
total number of entries in the MCS database for a particular application becomes high. When the 80% and
90% threshold is crossed, there is no effect. When the 100% threshold is exceeded, the peer indicated by the
values of tmnxMcPeerIpType and tmnxMcPeerIpAddr is shut down automatically by this system.
Remedial action: Reconfigure the oversubscribed multi chassis redundancy set up to reduce the number of
entries protected by this system.
Table 39-585 McPathBlackHole
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when a multicast (S,G) specification enters a black-hole state.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when a source, group (S,G) goes into a black-hole state. The situation
may occur when a certain source, group(S,G) has a bandwidth higher than it’s configured maximum and no
path/plane that can accommodate for the bandwidth of the new stream. This can be remedied by increasing
the path limit(iom2 and older) or plane limit (iom3 and newer) at the Daughter Card tab or by modifying Ingress
Multicast Path Management policy which assigned to the card.
Description: The alarm is raised when one or more multicast (S,G) specifications enters a black-hole state.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when one or more source, group (S,G) goes into a black-hole state. The
situation may occur when a certain source, group (S,G) has a bandwidth higher than it’s configured maximum
and no path/plane that can accommodate for the bandwidth of the new stream. This can be remedied by
increasing the path limit(iom2 and older) or plane limit (iom3 and newer) at the Daughter Card tab or by
modifying Ingress Multicast Path Management policy which assigned to the card.
Description: The alarm is raised when an incoming packet is dropped because of BGP MD5 key
authentication failure.
Remedial action: A configuration error has been made which must be corrected. The MD5 authentication key
configured is incorrect.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM receives a svcTlsMfibTableFullAlarmRaised trap for a
VPLS site. The alarm clears when the 5620 SAM receives a svcTlsMfibTableFullAlarmCleared trap for the site.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why
Description: The alarm is raised when the status of switchover enforced on the mobile-gateway in geo-
redundancy changes
Remedial action: Check switchover failure reason and correct the issue in order to perform switchover.
Description: This alarm is raised when the state of a connection with a Mobile Gateway has changed.
[CAUSE] The state of a connection with a Mobile Gateway has changed to Fault. [EFFECT] The effect
depends on the new state. [RECOVERY] No recovery is required on this system.
Remedial action: Fault occurred on the connection with Mobile Gateway. Check the physical connection and
interfaces between Mobile Gateway and WLAN Gateway.
Description: This alarm is raised when the Negotiated QoS profile RADIUS attribute contains a release
indicator either for GGSN or PGW that does not correspond to the interface type actually used in GTP. e.g. the
release indicator is for GGSN and the interface type used in GTP is S2a/S2b while it should be Gn.
Remedial action: The RADIUS Server configuration should be corrected to match the MgwPeer interface type
actually used in GTP.
Table 39-592 MicroBFDSessionDown
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when there is a change in the state of the micro-BFD session of a link (port)
of the LAG. When the state is ’idle’, ’failed’, ’waitingFwd’, ’up’, then the port is forwarding traffic. When the state
is ’waiting’, ’down’, then the port is not forwarding traffic.
Remedial action: Micro BFD Session state of one of the LAG links is changed. Please check the LAG’s BFD
configuration or the configuration of the LAG and the Ports in it.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of IPv6 routes in a VPRN exceeds the configured threshold
value. The alarm information includes the number of IPv6 routes and the threshold value.
Remedial action: The number of IPv6 routes has exceeded the configured maximum for the VPRN - the route
table must be examined to ensure that all of the routes in the table are valid and not the result of a
misconfiguration in the VPRN service. If all of the routes appear to be valid then the value used as the
threshold value should be revisited.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of routes in a VPRN exceeds the threshold specified in the
VPRN configuration. The threshold value is a percentage of the maximum number of routes specified in the
VPRN configuration. The alarm information includes the number of routes and the threshold value.
Remedial action: Informational. The threshold configured should be revisited to ensure that it is not set to low
given the number of routes that are being received. If the threshold is set close to the maximum number of
routes supported by the NE then it is probable that there is an issue with another NE or VRF instance in the
network. If the problem persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when more than two destination Sites are configured for a service mirror.
Remedial action: Delete destination site so that there are two or less destination sites in one Mirror service.
Description: The alarm is raised when the encapsulation types of the mirror sites differ.
Remedial action: Reconfigure the ’Encapsulation Type’ for the sites (delete and re-add the sites if not
configurable) so that the ’Encapsulation Type’ are the same in one Mirror service.
Description: The alarm is raised when the ports in a service use different inflow clock sources.
Remedial action: Configured inflow is not in sync with the configuration on the NE. Please check for
Mismatch.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred that must be corrected. Please check to make sure the
global Virtual Anycast RP service type and this PIM Anycast RP service type are consistent.
Description: The alarm is raised when two VR instances in a VR have different backup addresses.
Remedial action: Reconfigure the backup addresses for the peer VRRP instances so that they are the same.
Description: The alarm is raised when two VR Instances in a VR have backup addresses that are in different
subnets.
Remedial action: Reconfigure the ip addresses for the peer VRRP instances so that they are in the same
subnets.
Description: The alarm is raised when two VR instances in a VR are of different types, for example, when one
VR instance type is Network and the other is IES.
Remedial action: Reconfigure the VRRP instance peers so that they are from the same type of interfaces
(Network, IES or VPRN).
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM cannot find the falling event object that is named in an
RMON policy alarm definition.
Remedial action: Cannot find the falling event object that is named in an RMON policy alarm definition.
Please create the required event.
Description: The alarm is raised when a static LSP is created without hops.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM cannot find the rising event object that is named in an
RMON policy alarm definition.
Remedial action: Cannot find the rising event object that is named in an RMON policy alarm definition. Please
create the required event.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred that must be corrected. Please check the global Virtual
Anycast RP configuration and its operational status flag so that the Static RP and Group Range(s) are all
configured.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects a spoke SDP binding between two sites in one
M-VPLS or VPLS. The alarm is not raised by the 5620 SAM, Release 4.0 or later.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is a mismatch between the compatible mode of the MLD SAP
and the version of the received query. It is generated when the SAP is in MLDv1 compatible mode but it
receives an MLDv2. It will include information on the configured version of the compatibility mode of the SAP,
and the version of the received query.
Remedial action: Change the MLD Version attribute on the MLD Group Interface to match the MLD host
version.
Description: ’This alarm is raised when an attempt is made to configure a group when the number of groups
configured on the SAP, is equal to the ’Maximum Number of Groups’ supported on the SAP.’
Remedial action: Increase the value of the ’Maximum Number of Groups’ attribute in the parent MLD group
interface so that the number of active MLD groups stays under the configured threshold.
Description: This alarm is raised when an attempt is made to configure a group source for a group when the
number of group sources is equal to the ’Maximum Number of Group Sources’ per group supported on the
SAP.
Remedial action: Increase the value of the ’Maximum Number Of Group Sources’ attribute in the parent MLD
group interface so that the number of active MLD Group sources stays under the configured threshold.
Description: ’This alarm is raised when an attempt is made to configure a source for a group when the
number of sources for this group is equal to the ’Maximum Number of Sources’ per group supported on the
SAP.’
Remedial action: Increase the value of the ’Maximum Number Of Sources’ attribute in the parent MLD group
interface so that the number of active MLD sources stays under the configured threshold.
Description: The alarm is raised when the MLD host SAP is configured as MLDv2 but receives an MLDv1
Query. It will include information on the configured version of the SAP, and the version of the received query.
Remedial action: Change the MLD Version attribute on the MLD Group Interface to match the MLD host
version.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is a mismatch between the compatible mode of the MLD Host
and the version of the received query, i.e. the Host is in MLDv1 compatible mode but it receives a MLDv2
Query.
Remedial action: Change the MLD Version attribute on the MLD Group Interface to match the MLD host
version.
Description: This alarm is generated when a host is eligible for running MLD, but MLD cannot be started on
the host.
Remedial action: A host is eligible for running MLD, but MLD cannot be started on the given host.
Description: This alarm is generated when an attempt is made to configure a group when the number of
groups configured on the PIM interface is equal to the maximum number of groups supported on the host.
Remedial action: Increase the value of the ’Maximum Number of Groups’ attribute in the MLD group interface
so that the number of active MLD groups stays under the configured threshold.
Description: The alarm is generated when an attempt is made to configure a source for a group when the
number of group sources is equal to the maximum number of group sources per group supported on the host.
Remedial action: Increase the value of the ’Maximum Number Of Group Sources’ attribute in the MLD group
interface so that the number of active MLD Group sources stays under the configured threshold.
Description: The alarm is generated when an attempt is made to configure a source for a group when the
number of sources for this group is equal to the maximum number of sources per group supported on the host.
Remedial action: Increase the value of the ’Maximum Number Of Sources’ attribute in the MLD group
interface so that the number of active MLD sources stays under the configured threshold.
Description: The alarm is raised when the MLD host is configured as MLDv2 but receives an MLDv1 Query. It
will include information on the configured version of MLD Host, and the version of the received query.
Remedial action: Change the MLD Version attribute on the MLD Group Interface to match the MLD host
version.
Description: The alarm is raised when a SAP drops an MLD group because the configurable maximum
number of MLD groups on the SAP is reached.
Remedial action: Increasing the maximum number of MLD Groups to prevent groups from being dropped.
Description: The alarm is raised when the ’Link Fragmentation and LFI’ bit is set but LFI isn’t active for
MLPPP Bundle. It is cleared for other cases. If LFI is not desired, disable it in the L2TP MLPPP configuration of
the related routing instance. Or, ensure that the MLPPP bundle only contains a single link.
Remedial action: If LFI is not desired, disable it in the L2TP MLPPP configuration of the related routing
instance. Or, ensure that the MLPPP bundle only contains a single link.
Description: The alarm is raised when the SGW or PGW writes Charging Data Record (CDR) packets to the
local compact flash for the mobile system group.
Remedial action: Retrieve Charging Data Record (CDR) files from compact flash.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the available NE memory is insufficient for allocation to a task.
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance
Description: This alarm is raised when total monitored objects count cross certain threshold. It is in warning
when the total count exceeds 90% of the limit, and in critical when the total count reaches the limit. It is
automatically cleared when the total count is back under the limit and threshold.
Remedial action: Please remove unnecessary supervision groups or change the inclusion filters of
supervision groups to reduce monitored objects.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MPLS instance resignal timer expires.
Description: The alarm is raised when the Operational State of a VLAN path instance is Down.It could be
caused by one of the following conditions: - The radio link is down. - A cross connect is deleted. - The
Operational State of one or more ports in the cross connect is Down.
Remedial action: Components of the VLL service , site , ports and or links may be down. Please check the
components for root cause.
Table 39-627 MPTCardFailure
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: This alarm is raised when RPS/XPIC Plug-in card failure is detected.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MPT radio power source has a power supply failure.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE notifies the 5620 SAM that it cannot create an MSAP.
Remedial action: This warning is raised when the NE fails to create an MSAP. Please review the alarm’s
additional text to obtain information about the error condition. Possible problems can be mis-configuration of
the capture SAP, authentication failures, a missing target service or interface, illegal trigger packets and more.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MSDP site receives a number of source active messages that
exceeds the configured maximum.
Remedial action: Increase the configurable maximum number of source active messages if possible.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MSDP group receives a number of source active messages that
exceeds the configured maximum.
Remedial action: Increase the configurable maximum number of source active messages if possible.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MSDP peer receives a number of source active messages that
exceeds the configured maximum.
Remedial action: Increase the configurable maximum number of source active messages if possible.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MSDP site experiences an RPF failure.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MSDP source receives a number of source active messages that
exceeds the configured maximum.
Remedial action: Increase the configurable maximum number of source active messages if possible.
Description: The alarm is raised when a misconfiguration is discovered between two signaling multi-segment
pseudowires. For example, configuring both multi-segment pseudowires as master would cause this
notification.
Remedial action: Configure multi-segment pseudo-wires such that both are not configured to be master.
Description: The alarm is raised when an owner VR instance detects another instance that advertises itself as
an owner.
Remedial action: Shut down one of the peer VRRP instances and change the owner to false and then turn it
up.
Description: The alarm is raised on RPL elements configured as RPL owners, when there are multiple RPL
owners detected in the ring topology.
Remedial action: A configuration error has been made which must be corrected. The duplicate RPL owners
must be deleted.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects a duplicate VRF policy in a multicast VPRN. The
alarm information includes the VRF policy ID and type, and information about the service site. Note: starting
from SAM 12.0 R1, SAM no longer raise this alarm since it is not much useful but has performance issue.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The duplicate VRF policy must
be removed. Note: starting from SAM 12.0 R1, SAM no longer raises this alarm.
Description: The alarm is raised when a VRF export policy for a multicast VPRN cannot be found. The alarm
information includes the policy ID. Note: starting from SAM 12.0 R1, SAM no longer raise this alarm since it is
not much useful but has performance issue.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. A VRF export policy with the
appropriate ID must be configured. Note: starting from SAM 12.0 R1, SAM no longer raises this alarm.
Description: The alarm is raised when a VRF import policy for a multicast VPRN cannot be found. The alarm
information includes the policy ID. Note: starting from SAM 12.0 R1, SAM no longer raise this alarm since it is
not much useful but has performance issue.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. A VRF import policy with the
appropriate ID must be configured. Note: starting from SAM 12.0 R1, SAM no longer raises this alarm.
Description: This alarm is raised when a microwave link changes activity for EPS.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: This alarm is raised when a microwave link maintenance command changes.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: This alarm is raised when a microwave link discovered peer changes.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: This alarm is raised when a microwave link changes activity for RPS.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: This alarm is raised when a microwave link changes activity for TPS.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the session usage of an ISA-NAT group member reaches the high
watermark. The alarm clears when the session usage reaches the low watermark.
Remedial action: Review the watermarks configuration to make sure it matches the capacity of your network.
If required, deploy extra equipment to deal with the demand.
Table 39-649 NatIsaMemberSessionUsageHigh
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Remedial action: Review the watermarks configuration to make sure it matches the capacity of your network.
If required, deploy extra equipment to deal with the demand.
Description: The alarm is raised when the ICMP port usage of an L2-aware NAT subscriber reaches the high
or low watermark.
Remedial action: Review the watermarks configuration to make sure it matches the capacity of the network. If
required, deploy extra equipment to deal with the demand.
Description: The alarm is raised when the session usage of an L2-aware NAT subscriber reaches the high or
low watermark.
Remedial action: Review the watermarks configuration to make sure it matches the capacity of your network.
If required, deploy extra equipment to deal with the demand.
Description: The alarm is raised when the TCP port usage of an L2-aware NAT subscriber reaches the high or
low watermark.
Remedial action: Review the watermarks configuration to make sure it matches the capacity of your network.
If required, deploy extra equipment to deal with the demand.
Description: The alarm is raised when the UDP port usage of an L2-aware NAT subscriber reaches the high
or low watermark.
Remedial action: Review the watermarks configuration to make sure it matches the capacity of your network.
If required, deploy extra equipment to deal with the demand.
Description: The alarm is raised when the block usage of an L2-aware NAT address pool reaches the high
watermark. The alarm clears when the block usage reaches the low watermark.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the block usage of a L2-aware NAT address pool reaches its threshold
on a particular member MDA of its ISA group. Please ensure the address pool block usage configuration
adequate for the system requirement. This alarm will be cleared automatically once the block usage is below
the watermark.
Description: The alarm is raised when the block usage of a large-scale NAT address pool reaches the high
watermark. The alarm clears when the block usage reaches the low watermark.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the block usage of a Large Scale NAT address pool reaches its
threshold on a particular member MDA of its ISA group. Please ensure the address pool block usage
configuration adequate for the system requirement. This alarm will be cleared automatically once the block
usage is below the watermark.
Remedial action: Informational - please check the connection to the neighbor is fine, e.g the peer is not in
shutdown state. The alarm will be cleared when the neighbor is discovered up.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects a loss of connection to a PIM neighbor.
Remedial action: There is a lost connection to the PIM Neighbor. Check the PIM Neighbor to ensure it is still
operational and that underlying transport of the SAP or SDP is operationally up.
Description: Replay of the NETCONF notification event buffer has failed and 5620 SAM is no longer
attempting to replay old events. Any Performance Measurement Statistics files that 5620 SAM was trying to
replay must be manually retrieved from the 9471 WMM. The additionalText field of the alarm displays the
timestamp of the last successful NETCONF notification that 5620 SAM has processed after server startup. If
the additionalText field is empty, we have not processed any NETCONF notifications since the 5620 SAM
started and any missing files need to be manually retrieved from the 9471 WMM. New NETCONF event
notifications are still processed as normal.
Remedial action: Replay of the NETCONF notification event buffer has failed and 5620 SAM is no longer
attempting to replay old events. Any Performance Measurement Statistics files that 5620 SAM was trying to
replay must be manually retrieved from the 9471 WMM. The additionalText field of the alarm displays the
timestamp of the last successful NETCONF notification that 5620 SAM has processed after server startup. If
the additionalText field is empty, we have not processed any NETCONF notifications since the 5620 SAM
started and any missing files need to be manually retrieved from the 9471 WMM. New NETCONF event
notifications are still processed as normal.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM is unable to subscribe for Netconf event notification from
a network element. For a WMM: if this problem persists it may result in a loss of PM file collection.
Remedial action: Informational -if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the Netconf event subscription configuration is failing.
Description: The alarm is raised when the chassis type of the shadow network element does not match with
the chassis type of the discovered NE.
Remedial action: A configuration error has been made which must be corrected. The pre-provisioned NE
chassis type defined must match the chassis type of the node being discovered.
Description: The alarm is raised when the type of the shadow network element does not match with the type
of the discovered NE.
Remedial action: A configuration error has been made which must be corrected. The pre-provisioned NE type
defined must match the type of the node being discovered.
Description: The alarm is raised when the version of the shadow network element does not match with the
version of the discovered NE.
Remedial action: A configuration error has been made which must be corrected. The pre-provisioned NE
version defined must match the version of the node being discovered.
Table 39-663 NodeDatabaseCorruptionDetected
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: This alarm is raised when an error in the node causes the node to lose its configuration and
come up in an inconsistent/incomplete state. To overcome this it might be necessary to reconfigure the node.
Remedial action: The node configuration is inconsistent. You may have to do a Reconfigure. However if it’s a
first discovery, you have to delete the node, then create a pre-provisioned NE instance, create a new discovery
rule with a self-configuration policy and discover the node.
Description: The alarm is raised when a software misalignment has been detected on the node and comes
back up with an unexpected software version (software change triggered by external tool) To correct this
situation it is necessary to download and activate on the node the software referenced by SAM and then
reconfigure the node with the 5620 SAM’s current configuration.
Remedial action: the NE software is misaligned. Perform a Download and Activate Software operation with
the software version known by SAM which is the reference.
Description: The alarm is raised when all subscriber identification scripts are operationally down.
Raising condition: ((’isLocal’ EQUAL ’true’) AND (’Primary Script Operational State’ NOT EQUAL ’Up’) AND
(’Secondary Script Operational State’ NOT EQUAL ’Up’) AND (’Tertiary Script Operational State’ NOT EQUAL
’Up’))
Clearing condition: ((’isLocal’ EQUAL ’true’) AND ((’Primary Script Operational State’ EQUAL ’Up’) OR
(’Secondary Script Operational State’ EQUAL ’Up’) OR (’Tertiary Script Operational State’ EQUAL ’Up’)))
Remedial action: If the DHCP ACK Python script processing behaviour is desired, please make sure that
primary, secondary and tertiary scripts are installed and operationally up.
Table 39-666 NoRPLOwner
Alarm Attributes Applicable major releases
Description: The alarm is raised when there is No RPL Owner selected on a Radio Ring.
Remedial action: Operator has to configure at least one of the Elements belonging to a Radio Ring as RPL
Owner.
Description: The alarm is raised when a lease cannot be created because not enough contiguous blocks are
found for the requested delegated prefix size.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when a lease cannot be created because not enough contiguous blocks
are found for the requested delegated prefix size. Please adjust the associated pools.
Remedial action: Please check if the configured servers are physically reachable (IP ping) from the node (Or)
check if the configured servers are enabled as NTP Server (NTP Server attribute on General Tab) and their
Operational state is Up (Or) check if the authentication keys are correctly defined on the client and the NTP
server node.
Remedial action: This is informational alarm to indicate that the current clock source has changed for the
node. Alarm needs to be manually cleared.
Description: The alarm is raised when the termination point(s) of the OCH trail are operationally down.
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required
by looking at the active alarms on the hops to understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when all the OCh cross connections (XCs) of an OCh trail do not have the
same trail name. In order for the auto wavekey processing to work properly, the XC name should be the same
on all NEs of the OCh trail.
Remedial action: Recreate the OCH Cross Connects with same OCH Trail name else Wave Tracker does not
work properly.
Description: The alarm is raised when the termination point(s) of the ODU trail are operationally down.
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required
by looking at the active alarms on the hops to understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when all the OCh cross connections (XCs) of an OCh trail do not have the
same trail name. In order for the auto wavekey processing to work properly, the XC name should be the same
on all NEs of the OCh trail.
Remedial action: Recreate the OCH Cross Connects with same OCH Trail name else Wave Tracker does not
work properly.
Description: The alarm is raised to notify the user, when an OLC State change takes place at the specified
revert time.
Remedial action: Informational - This is a notification alarm to indicate that the object will revert it’s OLC state.
Description: The alarm is raised when termination point(s) of the OMS trail are operationally down.
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required
by looking at the active alarms on the hops to understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: This Alarm is generated when the operational virtual MAC of an SRRP instance conflicts with the
MAC of the parent interface.
Remedial action: The alarm is generated when the operational virtual MAC of an SRRP instance conflicts with
the MAC of the parent interface. The SRRP virtual router instance is not allowed to become operationally ’up’.
Description: The Alarm is generated when a previously occurring OperDownInvalidMac notification has been
cleared. Operational virtual MAC of an IPv4 SRRP instance does not have any conflict with the MAC of the
parent interface.
Remedial action: The alarm is generated when a previously occurring OperDownInvalidMac notification has
been cleared. Operational virtual MAC of an IPv4 SRRP instance does not have any conflict with the MAC of
the parent interface.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an Amplifier Loss of input optical power on an optical
amplifier interface.
Remedial action: Ensure that the input optical power at the face plate is greater than the minimum required
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an Amplifier Loss of output power on an optical
amplifier interface.
Remedial action: If the alarm is persistent: 1. clear the mda, 2. clear card 3. replace the card
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an Amplifier Module Case Temperature High on an
optical amplifier interface.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an Amplifier Module Case Temperature Low on an
optical amplifier interface.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an Amplifier Module Communication Failure on a
tunable dispersion compensation module’s interface.
Remedial action: If the alarm is persistent: 1. clear the mda, 2. clear card 3. replace the card
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an Amplifier Pump over current on an optical amplifier
interface.
Remedial action: If the alarm is persistent: 1. clear the mda, 2. clear card 3. replace the card
Table 39-684 OPticalAmplifierPumpTemperature
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an Amplifier Pump Temperature on an optical amplifier
interface.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a Tdcm EEPROM invalid on a tunable dispersion
compensation module’s interface.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a Tdcm Module Communication Failure on a tunable
dispersion compensation module’s interface.
Remedial action: If the alarm is persistent: 1. clear the mda, 2. clear card 3. replace the card
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a Tdcm Module Temperature Low on a tunable
dispersion compensation module’s interface.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a Tdcm Not Ready on a tunable dispersion
compensation module’s interface.
Remedial action: This is a transient condition that should clear under normal operation but if it causes the link
to fail and persists: 1. clear the mda, 2. clear card 3. replace the card
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a Tdcm Thermal Control Temperature Limit on a
tunable dispersion compensation module’s interface.
Remedial action: If this alarm persists: 1. clear the mda, 2. clear card 3. replace the card
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a Tdcm Thermal Control Unlocked on a tunable
dispersion compensation module’s interface.
Remedial action: This is a transient condition that should clear under normal operation but if it causes the link
to fail and persists: 1. clear the mda, 2. clear card 3. replace the card
Description: The alarm is raised when the total number of exported routes to the OSPF level, drops below the
configured limit.
Remedial action: Informational - the total number of exported routes from the route table to this OSPF level
drops below the configured export limit.
Description: The alarm is raised when the total number of routes to the OSPF level is equal to the configured
limit for exported routes.
Remedial action: Informational - the total number of routes for the level is equal to the configured limit for
exported routes
Description: The alarm is raised when the total number of exported routes to the OSPF level is equal to the
configured percentage, vRtrIsisExportLimitLogPercent of the export limit.
Remedial action: Informational - the total number of exported routes or the level is equal to the configured
Export Limit Log Percent
Table 39-695 OspfExternalLsaThresholdExceeded
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of OSPF external LSAs exceeds the maximum threshold
because a large number of external LSAs flooding into the IGP.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. The advertised external routes can be
viewed using CPAM IGP prefix list.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE retransmits an OSPF packet. The alarm information includes the
NE ID of the OSPF neighbor. The alarm is not raised against a Release 4.0 or later NE.
Remedial action: Informational - an NE retransmits an OSPF packet. The alarm information includes the NE
ID of the OSPF neighbor. The alarm is not raised against a Release 4.0 or later NE.
Description: The alarm is raised when the OSPF internal LSA rate for an area exceeds the maximum allowed
value because of an unstable IGP network.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. IGP historical map can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of OSPF internal LSAs for an area exceeds the maximum
allowed value because of a large IGP network.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. IGP historical map can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the OSPF LSA rate for an NE exceeds the maximum allowed value
because of an unstable NE link.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. IGP historical map can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of OSPF LSAs for an NE exceeds the maximum allowed
value because the NE advertises too many LSAs.
Remedial action: User configured alarm for monitoring purpose. IGP historical map can be used for
debugging purpose.
Description: The alarm is raised when the termination point(s) of the OTS trail are operationally down.
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required
by looking at the active alarms on the hops to understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Table 39-702 OTUAlarmIndicationSignal
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an AIS on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a BDI on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an ODU alarm indication signal on an OTU-enabled
interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a BER-SD on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a BER-SF on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a FEC Rx/Tx mode mismatch on an OTU-enabled
interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a FEC-SD on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a FEC-SF on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an ODU open connection indication on an OTU-
enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an LOC on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an LOF on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an LOM on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an LOS on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an ODU AIS on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an ODU locked on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an ODU-OCI on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a PM backward defect indication on an OTU-enabled
interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an ODU locked indication on an OTU-enabled
interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a PM BDI on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports an ODU open connection indication on an OTU-
enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports a trace ID mismatch on an OTU-enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when the termination point(s) of the OTU trail are operationally down.
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required
by looking at the active alarms on the hops to understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when all the OCh cross connections (XCs) of an OTU trail do not have the
same trail name. In order for the auto wavekey processing to work properly, the XC name should be the same
on all NEs of the OTU trail.
Remedial action: Recreate the OCH Cross Connects with same Trail name else Wave Tracker does not work
properly.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device reports one or more uncorrectable FEC errors on an OTU-
enabled interface.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when a stack element enters pass-through mode because there is no slot
number for the element.
Remedial action: Login to switch console, correct the slot number and reload stack.
Description: The alarm is raised when a parent template in a template binding is invalid. The alarm is
deprecated in the 5620 SAM, Release 6.0 and later.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MPLS path generates an mplsTunnelReoptimized trap.
Description: The alarm is raised when an MPLS path generates an mplsTunnelRerouted trap.
Remedial action: Informational only.
Description: The alarm is raised when a VPLS contains a B-Site and an I-Site.
Raising condition: ((’Include B-Site(s)’ EQUAL ’true’) AND (’Include I-Site(s)’ EQUAL ’true’))
Clearing condition: ((’Include B-Site(s)’ NOT EQUAL ’true’) OR (’Include I-Site(s)’ NOT EQUAL ’true’))
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which needs to be corrected. The service can have only
an I-site or a B-site but not both.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IOM or CPM experiences a P-chip CAM error.
Remedial action: Informational - if the condition persists then the card indicated in the alarm should be
replaced.
Description: The alarm is raised when persistent FCS errors are detected on the specified complex in the
specified direction.
Remedial action: A fault has been detected in the hardware. If the problem persists please contact Alcatel-
Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when a P chip detects a memory parity error. The alarm is raised against a
7450 ESS, 7710 SR, or 7750 SR. The alarm is raised against a Release 6.0 NE at R10 or later and a Release
6.1 NE at R5 or later.
Remedial action: A fault has been detected in the hardware if the problem persists please contact Alcatel-
Lucent support for assistance.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred that must be corrected. Please check the global Virtual
Anycast RP configuration and its operational status flag so that the Inconsistent Peer Sets and Only one peer
bits are reset.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when L2TP peer is unreachable. Please verify the L2TP tunnel profile
configuration to ensure that the peer is properly configured. Also verify that the peer is actually reachable from
this network element. This alarm is cleared automatically when L2TP Peer becomes reachable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an error is detected while processing a persistence record.
Description: The alarm is raised when the filesystem reaches 90 percent usage.
Remedial action: Delete unnecessary files on the compact flash disk. This operation must be executed using
CLI interface on the NE.
Description: The alarm is raised when the physical link between two hops of a VLAN path is down.
Remedial action: Check if the port that is used in the physical link is operationally up.
Description: The alarm is raised when an attempt to verify the certificate fails.
Remedial action: An attempt to verify the certificate fails. Please make sure the certificate specified exists
under the node cf3:system-pki and is a valid certificate
Description: The alarm is raised when an attempt to read the file fails.
Remedial action: An attempt to read the PKI file fails. Please make sure the path specified is correct and the
file exists under the node cf3:system-pki
Table 39-741 PkiFileReadFailed (sitesec)
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when an attempt to read the file fails.
Remedial action: An attempt to read the PKI file fails. Please make sure the path specified is correct and the
file exists under the node cf3:system-pki
Description: The alarm is raised because of resource usage fluctuation that happens when the number of in-
use stats resource usage exceeds 95 percent and deprecates below 85 percent of the specified stats pool limit
more than 200 times.
Remedial action: Notifications will resume once the resource usage fluctuation is in control i.e when the
occurrence of tmnxPlcyAcctStatsPoolExcResource and tmnxPlcyAcctStatsPoolLowResource is less than 200.
Description: The alarm is raised when a 5620 SAM main server loses connectivity to an NE and as a result
retrieves PM files that were not previously collected.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when the actual number of free addresses in a pool falls below the
desired minimum number specified in the address pool configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when the two ports that are to be part of a service cross-connect are
segregated.
Remedial action: Segregated ports are being used in service. Remove the port from Segregation or use a
port that is not involved in Segregation.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the 48V Voltage Failure happens in the power supply A of the local
Shelf.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the 48V Voltage Failure happens in the power supply A of the remote
Shelf.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the 48V Voltage Failure happens in the power supply B of the local
Shelf.
Description: This Alarm is raised when the 48V Voltage Failure happens in the power supply B of the remote
Shelf.
Description: This alarm is generated if any one of the AC rectifiers for a given power supply is in a failed state
or is missing. When the alarm is raised during device discovery, one or both AC Rectifiers of the Power Supply
Tray may be not equipped. When the alarm is raised while the device is in the managed state, one or both AC
Rectifiers of the Power Supply Tray might be removed or they have a fault condition. The alarm clears when
the status changes to OK.
Remedial action: Ensure that the NE is properly connected to power. There is an increased risk of the power
supply failing, causing insufficient power to the system. Please bring the AC rectifiers back online by equipping
them properly. If the problem persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is an NCP phase setup problem.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the NCP phase setup failed, thus IP protocol can not be configured for
the user that attempted to set up the PPP session. Please verify NCP setup configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE notifies the 5620 SAM that it cannot create a PPPoA Session.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the problem encountered by NE while trying to create a new PPPoA
session. Please review the alarm’s additional text to obtain information about the error condition. Possible
problems include authentication failures, LCP or IPCP layer problems during the session establishment, or
possible mis-configuration on the service interface or PPP policy.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE notifies the 5620 SAM that it cannot create a PPPoE Session.
Remedial action: This alarm indicates the problem encountered by NE while trying to create a new PPPoE
session. Please review the alarm’s additional text to obtain information about the error condition. Possible
problems include authentication failures, LCP or IPCP layer problems during the session establishment, or
possible mis-configuration on the service interface or PPP policy.
Description: The alarm is raised when a BGP instance learns the maximum number of peer routes.
Remedial action: Informational. The threshold configured should be revisited to ensure that it is not set to low
given the number of peer routes that are being received. If the threshold is set close to the maximum number
of routes supported by the NE then it is probable that there is an issue with another NE in the network. If the
problem persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when a BGP instance exceeds the threshold percentage of the configured
maximum.
Remedial action: Informational. The threshold configured should be revisited to ensure that it is not set to low
given the number of peer routes that are being received. If the threshold is set close to the maximum number
of routes supported by the NE then it is probable that there is an issue with another NE in the network. If the
problem persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when communication between the virtual switch to the primary controller has
failed.
Remedial action: This alarm can be cleared when primary virtual switch is operationally up.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAMtest on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Table 39-763 ProbeFailedAlarm (lte)
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when ProbeFailedAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Table 39-767 ProbeFailedAlarm (mpls)
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAMtest on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when ProbeFailedAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when ProbeFailedAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when ProbeFailedAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAMtest on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports a probe failure.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: This alarm is raised when a probe failure trap is received from the node.
Description: The alarm is raised when a license mismatch is detected for provisioned equipment.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the Precision Timing Protocol (PTP) is enabled on a card that does not
support clock recovery.
Remedial action: Please enable PTP on CPM which supports OCX0 oscillator type
Description: The alarm is raised when the aluPtpClockRecoveryState changes for an IEEE 1588 Precision
Timing Protocol (PTP) clock.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is a change in the synchronization source for a Precision Timing
Protocol (PTP) clock.
Description: The alarm is raised when the Precision Timing Protocol (PTP) process on the card is out of
resources. This may occur in either of two situations: 1. The number of PTP peers exceeds the system limit. 2.
The total unicast packet rate negotiated with all PTP peers reaches the maximum packet rate supported by the
system.
Description: The alarm is raised when the aluPtpPortDSPortState changes for an IEEE 1588 Precision Timing
Protocol (PTP) port.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is a change of the received quality level on the Precision Timing
Protocol (PTP).
Description: The alarm is raised when a Q-chip experiences an occurrence of a buffer memory error on IOM
or CPM.
Remedial action: A fault has been detected in the hardware if the problem persists please contact Alcatel-
Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when an inter-chip interface (XPL2 bundle) experiences internal datapath cell
errors on IOM or CPM.
Remedial action: A fault has been detected in the hardware if the problem persists please contact Alcatel-
Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when an inter-chip interface (XPL2 bundle) experiences an internal datapath
problem on IOM or CPM.
Remedial action: A fault has been detected in the hardware if the problem persists please contact Alcatel-
Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when a Q-chip experiences an occurrence of an internal memory error on
IOM or CPM.
Remedial action: A fault has been detected in the hardware if the problem persists please contact Alcatel-
Lucent support for assistance.
Remedial action: Informational.The alarm is raised when a slot experienced a data path failure due to Qchip
reset on IOM/CPM which caused a timeout on short BFD or ETH-OAM protocol timers. Services-related data
associated with the impacted protocol may be lost.
Description: The alarm is raised when a Q-chip experiences an occurrence of a statistics memory error on
IOM or CPM.
Remedial action: A fault has been detected in the hardware if the problem persists please contact Alcatel-
Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when an interface configured for IGMPv3 receives a query message for an
earlier IGMP version. The interface subsequently enters an IGMP mode that is compatible with the earlier
version. The alarm information includes the IGMP version on the interface and the IGMP version of the
received query.
Description: The alarm is raised each time when the RADIUS client has sent 10 RADIUS Accounting-On
messages without receiving any acknowledgement from the RADIUS server.
Remedial action: Ensure that: 1.The RADIUS server is up and running. 2.The RADIUS server policy
configuration is correct. Please note that this system will keep on retrying indefinitely until it receives an
acknowledgement from the RADIUS server.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a threshold crossing - Radio hop 15 minutes TCA
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a threshold crossing - Radio hop 15 minutes UAT
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a threshold crossing - Radio hop 24 Hours TCA
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a threshold crossing - Radio Link 15 minutes TCA
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a threshold crossing - Radio Link 15 minutes UAT
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a threshold crossing - Radio Link 24 Hours TCA
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when abnormal state resulted due to Radio link AM mode.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when abnormal state resulted due to Radio link AM mode.
Description: The alarm is raised when the radio link between two hops of a VLAN path is down.
Remedial action: Check if the port that is used in the Radio link is operationally up.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a ATPC/ACM Loop problem - CH1 Radio Loop Problem
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a ATPC/ACM Loop problem - CHX Radio Loop Problem
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a microwave radio device receives a remote defect indication from the
far end microwave radio.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a valid microwave radio software package is not present at startup.
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a RADIUS accounting request is not successfully sent to any of the
RADIUS servers specified in the RADIUS accounting policy.
Remedial action: The Radius server(s) which are configured in the accounting policy are unreachable. This
may occur in a number of different scenarios. The server(s) may have become unresponsive - please refer to
the Radius server documentation for assistance. The network connectivity to the server(s) may have been lost
- please investigate why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when a request to insert a filter entry is not successful for a RADIUS
application.
Remedial action: A Configuration error has occurred. The request to insert a filter entry was not successful for
Radius application. Check the configuration filter entry.
Description: The alarm is raised when the utilization of a filter entry range that is reserved for filter entry
insertion increases to the configured maximum value for a RADIUS application insert range.
Remedial action: The filter entry range reserved for filter entry insertion has increased to the configured high
watermark for Radius application. Make an adjusted to the watermarks or to the filter.
Remedial action: Verify the RADIUS server is properly configured to process pending authentication requests
at the desired rate and ensure that this rate matches the authentication request limit defined for this RADIUS
server on the network element.
Remedial action: Ensure that: 1.The routes defined in the RADIUS Server have a valid syntax. 2.The number
of downloaded routes is less than the maximum. 3.There are no issues affecting the node’s ability to populate
the routes into the routing table.
Description: The alarm is raised when a Remote Defect Indication signal is detected on an ASAP MDA.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT receives a remote MPT CH1 remote defect indication
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT receives a remote MPT CHX remote defect indication
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a customer NE is configured with a bridge priority of zero. The SDP
binding that connects to the customer device is subsequently blocked.
Remedial action: Remove the customer’s device or reconfigure the customer’s bridge priority with value
greater than zero.
Description: The alarm is raised when a 5620 SAM main server receives a CPMSwitchover trap from an NE,
which indicates that the standby CPM detects an active CPM failure and is preparing to take over as the new
active CPM.
Description: The alarm is raised when the local and remote redundant interfaces are not correctly paired.
Remedial action: Reconfigure the redundant interfaces for the peer SRRP instances so that they match each
other.
Description: The alarm is raised when a radio link is discovered between two nodes when there is already a
physical link(s) between the same nodes.
Remedial action: Informational-this alarm indicates that there is another radio link between the nodes
involved.
Description: The alarm is raised when the Timing Reference One on an NE is not qualified due to Loss of
Signal.
Remedial action: Make sure that peer connected to Reference One is properly configured.
Description: The alarm is raised when the Timing Reference One on an NE is not qualified due to Out of
frequency.
Remedial action: Check the communication path is up between the local PTP slave clock and its selected
master
Description: The alarm is raised when the Timing Reference One on an NE is not qualified due to Out of poll
in range.
Description: The alarm is raised when the Timing Reference Two on an NE is not qualified due to Loss of
Signal.
Remedial action: Make sure that peer connected to Reference Two is properly configured.
Description: The alarm is raised when the Timing Reference Two on an NE is not qualified due to Out of
frequency.
Remedial action: Make sure that frequency configured for Reference Two is correct.
Description: The alarm is raised when the Timing Reference Two on an NE is not qualified due to Out of poll
in range.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of 4G Registered UEs exceeds the threshold that has been
set by the operator.
Raising condition: ((’4G Registered UEs Threshold’ NOT EQUAL ’0L’) AND (’4G Registered UEs’ > ’4G
Registered UEs Threshold’))
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of 4G Registered Idle UEs exceeds the threshold that has
been set by the operator.
Raising condition: ((’4G Registered Idle UEs Threshold’ NOT EQUAL ’0L’) AND (’4G Registered Idle UEs’ >
’4G Registered Idle UEs Threshold’))
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a device detects that a provisioned card is not physically present.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is a mismatch between the installed card type and the expected
card type.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The card type configured for
the slot identified in the alarm must match the installed card type.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is a mismatch between the installed equipment type and the
expected equipment type.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The card type configured for
the slot identified in the alarm must match the installed card type.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IOM fails to program an OIF for an (S,G) record because the
replication limit for that (S,G) on that IOM has been reached. The replication limit per (S,G) entry on an IOM is
currently 127.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects a pre-assigned route target on this VPRN has
been modified. The alarm information includes the source, i.e., import or export, and the conflict reserved
VPRN RT entry distinguished name.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which should be corrected. This VPRN’s route target has
been modified from its pre-reserved value defined in the Reserved VPRN Route Target Table.
Description: The alarm is raised when a SAP that is used for resiliency is deleted.
Description: The alarm is raised when the software restore process on an NE fails.
Remedial action: The SW image on the NE may have been inadvertently corrupted. Download a new copy of
the SW image to the NE. If the problem persists contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: This alarm is generated when an MPLS-TP LSP revertive mode mismatch is detected on the
protection MEP. The revertive mode must match on the local node and the far-end node.
Remedial action: This alarm is generated when an MPLS-TP LSP revertive mode mismatch is detected on
the protection MEP. The revertive mode must match on the local node and the far-end node.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when RF switch failure is detected. Refer 9500 Node Maintenance
manual for remedial action information
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when RF switch failure is detected. Refer 9500 Node Maintenance
manual for remedial action information
Description: The alarm is raised when the Ring Audit has detected a problem.
Remedial action: A configuration error has been made which must be corrected. Please see the additional
test for more details.
Description: The alarm is raised when a peer authentication failure occurs. The alarm information includes the
peer address.
Remedial action: Informational - please check that RIP neighbor is sending the RIPv2 packet with the
matching authentication key with this router.
Description: The alarm is raised when a peer authentication mismatch occurs. The alarm indicates the peer
address.
Remedial action: Informational - please check that RIP neighbor is sending the RIPv2 packet with the
matching authentication type with this router.
Description: The alarm is raised when the total number of exported routes from the route table to this RIP
level drops below the configured export limit
Description: The alarm is raised when the total number of routes for the level is equal to the configured limit
for exported routes
Remedial action: Informational - Additional routes would not be exported into RIP from the route table.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of exported routes for the RIP level equals the percentage
of the export limit configured in the Export Limit Log Percent parameter.
Remedial action: Informational - Additional routes will continue to be exported into RIP from the route table till
the export limit is reached.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of RIP routes learned by an NE exceeds the maximum
specified in the RIP configuration of the NE.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of files in the root directory reaches the maximum.
Remedial action: This alarm has been raised due the fact that the number of files in the root directory of the
compact flash has gone beyond the pre-defined limit. To rectify this issue please remove unused files from the
root directory.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5650 CPAM cannot discover one or more routers because the
license capacity is reached.
Raising condition: (’License violation due to multiple routers addition’ EQUAL ’true’)
Clearing condition: (’License violation due to multiple routers addition’ EQUAL ’false’)
Remedial action: Informational - The number of router (Big/Small/Multicast/Third Party) licenses purchased
and available on the CPAM server is insufficient as compared to the number of big/small/multicast/third party
routers under management in the network. Please contact Alcatel-Lucent Sales to purchase additional
licenses.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects a conflict between the configured route target on
VPRN and the Reserved VPRN Table. The alarm information includes the source, i.e., import or export, and
the conflict reserved VPRN RT entry distinguished name.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which should be corrected. The configured VPRN route
target has a conflict with the Reserved VPRN Route Target Table. This route target has been been reserved by
another service.
Description: This alarm is raised when the configured route targets associated with this Reserved Route
Target entry has been misconfigured; i.e. the route target RT1 or RT2 is not configured when they are needed
for associated VPRN service site creation. The affected route target’s relative distinguished name is included in
the alarm.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which should be corrected. This Reserved VPRN Route
Target Table does not have all the configured route targets that are needed for the associated VPRN. This
alarm needs to be explicitly cleared.
Description: The alarm is raised when abnormal state resulted due to force switch/lockout operation in RPS
mode.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when forced-switch/lockout command in RPS mode which led to an
abnormal condition.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: This Alarm is raised when failure happens to RTM 3.3V monitoring from the carrier.
Description: This Alarm is raised when failure happens to RTM 12V monitoring from the carrier.
Description: This Alarm is raised when failure happens to RTM current monitoring from the carrier.
Description: This Alarm is raised when failure happens to Power supply status,from the RTM point of view.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of DHCP lease-state entries on a SAP reaches the
configured maximum value. This value is defined by sapTlsDhcpLeasePopulate for a TLS VLAN service, and
by vRtrIfDHCPLeasePopulate for an IES or VPRN service.
Remedial action: The Number of DHCP lease-state entries (e.g. subscribers) on the affected interface has
crossed the leasePopulate threshold defined in the DHCP Relay configuration of that interface. Please review
the DHCP leasePopulate configuration and adjust the number of allowed leases to meet the network
requirements. Alternately, the DHCP leases can be spread out across extra interfaces.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE notifies the 5620 SAM that it cannot update the DHCP Lease
State table upon reception of a DHCP ACK message.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when an NE notifies the 5620 SAM that it cannot update the DHCP
Lease State table upon reception of a DHCP ACK message. Verify the local DHCP server configuration or the
DHCP relay configuration. Additionally, verify the length of the auto-generated subscriber identification.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM is unable to proxy a DHCP request.
Remedial action: Please verify your DHCP relay configuration. The local proxy server will not become
operational without the emulated-server address being specified. Also ensure the Proxy server state is enabled
on this SAP.
Description: The alarm is raised when the SRRP SAPs on the local interface do not match the SRRP SAPs
on the remote interface.
Remedial action: Reconfigure the Service Access Interfaces for the Group Interface so that they connecting
to each other for the peer SRRPs.
Description: The alarm is raised when a restricted SAP receives a re-learn request for a protected MAC
address.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE tries to learn a dynamic MAC address from an IP-only static
host.
Remedial action: Informational - The NE has detected an existing FIB entry with the same MAC address,
created for another static host. Clearing the FIB entries could fix it.
Description: The alarm is raised when the tag of a local SAP does not match the tag of a remote SAP.
Remedial action: Reconfigure the SAPs for the peer SRRP instances so that their tags match each other.
Description: The alarm is raised when a SAP resynchronization indicates that the VLAN subtype of the SAP is
different from the site subtype. The alarm information includes the ID of the associated port.
Remedial action: Ensure that the VLAN Subtype of the SAP matches the VLAN Subtype of the Site.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM cannot find an SAA Accounting Policy.
Remedial action: A configuration error has been made which must be corrected. An SAA Accounting policy is
required but has not been configured - please perform the required configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when PM Bin Statistics has exceeded the limit of alarms for an interval.
Remedial action: Informational - the maximum number of bin threshold alarms that can be raised in the reset
interval has been reached. After the Bin alarm reset interval has passed, alarms can be raised again for the
next interval until the number of alarms reaches the limit again.
Description: The alarm is raised if sas pm bin stats count exceeds threshold limit. This Alarm has to be
cleared Manually.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised if sas pm bin stats count exceeds Threshold Limit.This Alarm has to be
cleared Manually.
Description: The alarm is raised if test result count exceeds maximum allowed Limit.
Description: The alarm is raised when incoming OAM traps can not be handled because the number of tasks
that await processing on the SasResyncWorkerPool queue by the 5620 SAM surpasses the servers capacity
to process them. The trap tasks mainly include incoming test results and threshold crossing events.
Remedial action: Consider stopping some SNMP based tests or using accounting-file based tests instead.
The alarm has to be cleared manually.
Description: The alarm is raised when a rising or falling threshold is crossed by a jitter, latency, or loss value.
The alarm is raised only against a scheduled test. The alarm information includes the threshold type, the
threshold setting, and the current rising or falling value.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE reaches 60 percent of the allowed number of created or
simultaneously executed OAM tests. An attempt to create or execute an NE schedulable test on an NE fails
when the number of tests reaches 95 percent of the NE capacity. The alarm information includes the following:
- the NE ID - the number of deployed tests on the NE - the allowed number of deployed tests on the NE
Remedial action: Informational - 5620 SAM is close to or at the maximum number of OAM tests it can
support.
Description: This alarm was raised from within a SAM user script when certain conditions were met, as
implemented by the script author. See the alarm’s ’Additional Text’ for any informative details the script author
may have supplied.
Remedial action: This is an alarm generated from within a SAM user script, and therefore the remedial action
will vary. See the alarm’s "Additional Text" for any remedial action the script author may have supplied.
Description: The alarm is raised when the primary subscriber identification script URL is operationally up, but
a lower-priority script or URL is operationally down.
Raising condition: ((’isLocal’ EQUAL ’true’) AND (’Primary Script Operational State’ EQUAL ’Up’) AND
((’Secondary Script Operational State’ NOT EQUAL ’Up’) OR (’Tertiary Script Operational State’ NOT EQUAL
’Up’)))
Clearing condition: ((’isLocal’ EQUAL ’true’) AND ((’Primary Script Operational State’ NOT EQUAL ’Up’) OR
((’Secondary Script Operational State’ EQUAL ’Up’) AND (’Tertiary Script Operational State’ EQUAL ’Up’))))
Remedial action: If the DHCP ACK Python script processing behaviour is desired, please make sure that
primary, secondary and tertiary scripts are installed and operationally up.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The configuration on the
endpoints of the SDP does not match causing the SDP to be down. Correct the configuration error and the
SDP will come up.
Description: The alarm is raised when a restricted SDP receives a re-learn request for a protected MAC
address.
Description: The alarm is raised when an SDP binding drops an MLD group because the configurable
maximum number of MLD groups on the SDP binding is reached.
Remedial action: Increase the maximum number of MLD groups for the SDP binding.
Description: The alarm is raised when last pseudo-wire (PW) goes standby or down and when first PW
becomes active on the Backbone Edge Bridge (BEB) where control PW is standby or down on that SDP.
Remedial action: The battery on the subrack element(MPT) should be replaced or re-installed.
Description: The alarm is raised when a trace mismatch is detected on a SONET section.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE reports that a serial channel has a loopback alarm condition.
Remedial action: DHCP client has a static IP address. Make sure that the DHCP client has a dynamic IP
address
Description: This fault is generated when the DNS server within FGW hardware is out of service.
Description: This fault is generated when the ToD server within FGW hardware is out of service
Description: The alarm is raised when the system has reverted to default lease timer values for a particular
DHCP client because the configuration of the lease timers was inconsistent.
Remedial action: This warning is generated when configuration of the lease timers of a particular DHCP client
is inconsistent; the system has reverted to default lease timer values. The lease renew time T1 and lease
rebind time T2 have been reverted to the default value of 1/2 and 2/3 of the lease time. Please check the lease
timers configuration on the local DHCP server to ensure the timers are compatible.
Description: The alarm is raised when the maximum number of leases allocated by local DHCP server is
reached.
Remedial action: Informational - this alarm indicates that the maximum number of leases allocated by a local
DHCP server was reached. The address ranges for existing address pools should be extended or a new
address pool should be configured for the local DHCP server.
Description: The alarm is raised when a DHCP message is generated but the message size exceeds either
the maximum DHCP message size, or the size provided by the client in the option maximum DHCP message
size.
Remedial action: Review the access network DHCP configuration to ensure all parties send DHCP packets
with appropriate message size.
Description: The tmnxDhcpSvrUserDbUnknown notification is generated when the local DHCP server
instance drops a DHCP message because a local user database with the name specified for this server
instance could not be found.
Remedial action: Please specify a valid local user database for this server instance.
Description: This alarm is raised when the VPRN service associated with a route target reservation entry has
been modified, i.e., the service name is changed, or the service is deleted, or there is duplicate VPRN service
with the same service and customer name detected. The associated service manager ID is attached with the
alarm.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which should be corrected. The VPRN service
associated with this Route Target Reservation entry has been modified, or there is duplicate VPRN service with
the same service name detected.
Description: The alarm is raised when the sampling of an sFlow counter poller is interrupted or started.
Remedial action: Counter sampling may not be available. Make sure counter poller is reachable from NE and
no counter poller sequence reset happened.
Description: The alarm is raised when an sFlow packet fails to transmit from an active sFlow receiver.
Remedial action: Packet transmission failed.Flow data may be lost. Please check the Receiver configurations
and make sure it is up and running.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of PIM snooping source group records on a card exceeds
the maximum.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm is raised when the number of PIM snooping source group records
on a card exceeds the maximum. To rectify this issue please increase the max number of groups for the pim
snooping associated with the card. The maximum number allowed is 16,000 (S,G) entries.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a dbDescript packet on a sham link from an NE whose
authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a dbDescript packet has been received on a sham
link from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s
configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a dbDescript packet on a sham link from an NE whose
configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a dbDescript packet has been received on a sham
link from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a hello packet on a sham link from an NE whose
authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a hello packet has been received on a sham link
from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a hello packet on a sham link from an NE whose
configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a hello packet has been received on a sham link
from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsAck packet on a sham link from an NE whose
authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsAck packet has been received on a sham link
from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsAck packet on a sham link from an NE whose
configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsAck packet has been received on a sham link
from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsReq packet on a sham link from an NE whose
authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsReq packet has been received on a sham link
from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsReq packet on a sham link from an NE whose
configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsReq packet has been received on a sham link
from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Table 39-914 ShamLinkLsUpdateAuthFailure
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsUpdate packet on a sham link from an NE whose
authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsUpdate packet has been received on a sham link
from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsUpdate packet on a sham link from an NE whose
configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsUpdate packet has been received on a sham link
from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a null packet on a sham link from an NE whose
authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a null packet has been received on a sham link from
the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s configuration.
Table 39-917 ShamLinkNullPacketConfig
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a null packet on a sham link from an NE whose
configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a null packet has been received on a sham link from
the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE cannot parse an OSPF packet that it receives on a sham link.
Remedial action: Informational - an NE cannot parse an OSPF packet that it receives on a sham link.
Description: The alarm is raised when shelf CPU usage exceeds the threshold value.
Description: The alarm is raised when shelf memory usage exceeds the threshold value.
Description: The alarm is raised when shelf Rx exceeds the threshold value.
Description: The alarm is raised when shelf Tx exceeds the threshold value.
Remedial action: The NE has detected internal temperatures which are abnormally high. This could be
caused by a failed fan unit or one or more dirty fan filters. Replacing the failed unit or filters should resolve the
problem. Alternately the environment that the NE is operating in may not be within specifications found in the
NE user guides.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the configured VPLS ID on a BGP AD object differs from the VPLS ID
configured for the VPLS site.
Remedial action: The VPLS ID on a BGP AD object must match the VPLS ID configured for the VPLS site.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM tries to deploy a value for an object when a transaction
that involves the object is in progress from a different context.
Remedial action: Another transaction is updating the object, Please try after some time.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM receives a tmnxTrapDropped notification from an NE to
indicate that the NE has dropped a trap. As a result, the 5620 SAM resynchronizes the table associated with
the dropped trap.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE fails to boot because of a software problem.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE begins to download software to a IOM or CPM card.
Description: The alarm is raised when the CPM fails to load the software from the specified location. The
alarm information includes the software location.
Remedial action: The CPM card did not find the SW in the expected location. Reinstall the SW using 5620
SAM.
Description: The alarm is raised when software initialization on an IOM or CPM card completes.
Description: The alarm is raised when software initialization on an IOM or CPM card begins.
Description: This alarm is raised when the transfer of software scheduled by a Self Config policy fails due to
communication problem (communication timeout, cable disconnected). It is automatically cleared before
starting a new upgrade scheduled by a Self Config policy.
Remedial action: Check what happened during the File Transfer. Possible issues: Loss of NE Connectivity,
FTP daemon down, FTP credential issues
Description: This alarm is raised when the BS Communication State goes ’offline’. While BS communication
state is ’offline’ none of the Software Upgrade Operations can be attempted
Description: The alarm is raised when a loopback test is provisioned on a SONET/SDH port.
Remedial action: Remove the loopback test from the SONET/SDH port.
Description: This alarm is raised when a SON events cannot be handled (CM session is running). It is
automatically cleared.
Description: The alarm is raised when a SAP that is associated with this mirror source is modified or deleted.
Description: The alarm is sent when IS-IS SPB instance detects a neighbor to which it already has a direct
adjacency on another interface.
Remedial action: Check number of links to neighbor to make sure there is only one SPB link.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM receives a vRtrIsisRejectedAdjacency trap, which
indicates that an adjacency cannot be established in response to a Hello PDU from an IS because of a lack of
resources.
Remedial action: Informational, might have exceeded the maximum number of adjacencies allowed.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of CLI login failures due incorrect user name or password
using SSH session exceeds the configured value.
Description: The alarm is raised when a standby device software version mismatch is detected.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a standby device software version mismatch is detected.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when standby Software version on the MPT does not match the
software version on the core. Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM is unable to poll a network stats object, for example,
because of intermittent or no IP connectivity to an NE, incorrect SNMP security parameters, or disabled SNMP
on the NE.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand a) why the underlying transport network is unreliable or b) why the NE is too busy to respond to
5620 SAM or c) has SNMP been disabled on the NE. Once the issue has been resolved SAM will
automatically re-attempt.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects multiple available auxiliary servers for test
execution.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects no available auxiliary servers for test execution.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects an STM test ID range mismatch between the
primary and standby main servers.
Remedial action: The configuration on the primary and standby servers must be aligned to resolve this
problem. Please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Description: The alarm is raised when the 5620 SAM detects one or more STM Tests that have IDs outside
the specified range.
Remedial action: A configuration error has been made which must be corrected. The testId in a STM test
definition must be within the testId range specified within the nms-server.xml file
Description: The alarm is raised when an AAA server (e.g. a RADIUS server) specifies an ATM Traffic
Descriptor override for a subscriber host while it has already specified another one for another host on the
same ATM Virtual Circuit.
Remedial action: Modify the AAA configuration so that all subscriber hosts sharing the same ATM Virtual
circuit use the same ATM Traffic Descriptor Override VSA. If different overrides are required, then the
subscribers must be in different ATM Virtual Circuits.
Description: This alarm is raised when a DHCP server instance cannot offer an IP address to a host, because
a subnet binding with its access node (service) is required but not available anymore in the pool.
Remedial action: The configuration of the Local DHCP Server IP Address Pool and/or the access node
(service) must be changed in order to make more subnets available.
Table 39-950 SubnetFailCtrlError
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised each time a lease is created in a subnet with an inconsistent failover
configuration
Remedial action: A subnet lease has an inconsistent failover configuration, where the failover control type is
not identical for all subnet ranges while the pool subnet binding key is not equal to ’none’. Please restore
consistency of the failover control configuration for all subnet ranges in this subnet.
Description: The alarm is raised when the actual number of free addresses in a subnet falls below the desired
minimum number specified in the subnet configuration
Remedial action: Please ensure that an adequate free address threshold is configured or create a new subnet
to meet the system requirements. This warning is raised on IPv4 DHCP servers only.
Description: The alarm is raised when the IP address list received from the master does not match the local
IP address list.
Remedial action: Check the IP address of the Subscriber interface and make sure the address for the peer
SRRP instances are in the same subnet.
Description: The alarm is raised when the battery fails or is missing on SubRack.
Description: The alarm is raised when a secondary battery failure is detected on SubRack.
Description: The alarm is raised when a subscriber authentication policy for DHCP relay is misconfigured.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised on L2 and L3 access interfaces when the authentication policy specified
for DHCP Relay does not exist. Please make sure to select an authentication policy that exists or to configure
a new authentication policy with that name.
Description: The alarm is raised when a subscriber authentication policy for DHCP relay is misconfigured.
Remedial action: Check the local and global configuration for the subscriber authentication policy for DHCP
relay.
Description: This alarm is raised when the customer associated with a route target reservation entry has been
modified, i.e., the customer name can be changed, or the customer is deleted.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which should be corrected. This customer associated
with the Reserved VPRN Route Target Table has been modified.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE notifies the 5620 SAM that an IPv6 client requests a DHCPv6
non-temporary address (IA_NA) which overrides an existing SLAAC prefix that is assigned to a host. This
configuration causes the SLAAC host to be removed from the system.
Remedial action: Provide a non-overlapping IPv6 Address for the SLAAC host.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE notifies the 5620 SAM that it cannot create or update a SLAAC
host in the tmnxSubSlaacTable.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when an NE notifies SAM that it cannot create or update a SLAAC host
in the tmnxSubSlaacTable. Verify the service configuration.
Description: This alarm is raised when the NE deletes all existing hosts for a subscriber associated with a
virtual subnet because a new default router and/or subnet were assigned. This is the consequence of a
configuration change on the server that assigns the subnet.
Remedial action: The hosts must transmit DHCP requests if they require a connection.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE notifies the 5620 SAM that it cannot update the ARP Host table
upon reception of an ARP message.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when an NE notifies the 5620 SAM that it cannot update the ARP Host
table upon reception of an ARP message. Verify the service configuration. Additionally, verify the length of the
auto-generated subscriber identification.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of backbone MAC address indices on an NE reaches the
maximum allowed value. The alarm clears when the number of backbone MAC address indices on the NE falls
below 95 percent of the maximum allowed value.
Description: The alarm is raised when a slot is not compatible with the current stack. The slot subsequently
enters pass-through mode.
Remedial action: Login to switch console, and install same software load on primary and secondary slot and
synchronize them and reload switch.
Description: The alarm is raised when an SLOS signal is detected on a PDH tributary.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Description: The alarm is raised when the synchronization of certificate files between the primary and
secondary CPMs is stopped due to errors.
Remedial action: The synchronization of certificate files between the primary and secondary CPMs is stopped
due to errors. Depending on the reason specified, corrective action should be taken
Description: The alarm is raised when the flash card synchronization on an NE fails.
Remedial action: The SW image on the NE may have been inadvertently corrupted. Download a new copy of
the SW image to the NE. If the problem persists contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE undergoes a system mode change, for example, from SONET
to SDH mode. The alarm information includes the Site ID, old system mode value and new system mode
value.
Remedial action: Informational.The alarm is raised when an NE undergoes a system mode change, for ex.
from SONET to SDH mode.
Description: This Alarm is raised when a T-chip experiences an occurrence of an internal memory parity error.
Remedial action: A fault has been detected in the hardware. If the problem persists please contact Alcatel-
Lucent support for assistance.
Remedial action: 5620 SAM has temporarily lost contact with an NE. This may have been caused by the NE
restarting, the NE being taken off-line via operator intervention or by a loss of connectivity to the NE. If the NE
restarted then there will be an alarm indicating th
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when TestFailedAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when TestFailedAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when TestFailedAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when TestFailedAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object fails.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: This alarm is raised when a test failure trap is received from the node.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Table 39-999 TestThresholdExceededAlarm (bgp)
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Table 39-1003 TestThresholdExceededAlarm (lteservice)
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports that the test threshold has been
exceeded.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is un-reliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports that the test threshold has been
exceeded.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Table 39-1022 TestThresholdExceededAlarm2 (svt)
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports that the test threshold has been
exceeded.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when an OAM test on the object reports that a test threshold is exceeded.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when SasThresholdExceededAlarm is raised for any test on this object.
Remedial action: Informational - if the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required to
understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Remedial action: A condition set when a counter exceeds a user-selected high or low threshold. A TCA does
not generate an alarm but is available on demand through the CIT.Please refer 1830 PSS TroubleShooting
guide for more details.
Description: The alarm is raised when a ODUk value crosses a TCA threshold.
Remedial action: A condition set when a counter exceeds a user-selected high or low threshold. A TCA does
not generate an alarm but is available on demand through the CIT.Please refer 1830 PSS TroubleShooting
guide for more details.
Description: The alarm is raised when a OTUk value crosses a TCA threshold.
Remedial action: A condition set when a counter exceeds a user-selected high or low threshold. A TCA does
not generate an alarm but is available on demand through the CIT.Please refer 1830 PSS TroubleShooting
guide for more details.
Description: The alarm is raised when a port value crosses a TCA threshold.
Remedial action: A condition set when a counter exceeds a user-selected high or low threshold. A TCA does
not generate an alarm but is available on demand through the CIT.Please refer 1830 PSS TroubleShooting
guide for more details.
Description: The alarm is raised when the reserved CBS of an MDA crosses a threshold.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when the traffic rates being received on an MDA are exceeding the
amount of buffer allocated for the MDA in the committed burst size configuration parameter. In all probability
the QoS being delivered by the MDA is degraded. Steps must be taken to shed traffic from the ports/links
associated with the MDA.
Description: The alarm is raised when the reserved CBS of a port crosses a threshold.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when the traffic rates being received on a port are exceeding the
amount of buffer allocated for the port in the committed burst size configuration parameter. In all probability the
QoS being delivered by the port is degraded. Steps must be taken to shed traffic from the port in question..
Description: The alarm is raised when a system time input reference is disqualified.
Description: The alarm is raised when a system time input reference is selected.
Description: The alarm is raised when the timing of an NE is in the Holdover state.
Description: The alarm is raised when Timing Reference One on an NE is not in the Qualified state.
Raising condition: ((’Qualified For Use’ EQUAL ’Not Qualified’) AND (’Administrative State’ NOT EQUAL
’Down’))
Clearing condition: ((’Qualified For Use’ NOT EQUAL ’Not Qualified’) OR (’Administrative State’ EQUAL
’Down’))
Description: The alarm is raised when Timing Reference Two on an NE is not in the Qualified state.
Raising condition: ((’Qualified For Use’ EQUAL ’Not Qualified’) AND (’Administrative State’ NOT EQUAL
’Down’))
Clearing condition: ((’Qualified For Use’ NOT EQUAL ’Not Qualified’) OR (’Administrative State’ EQUAL
’Down’))
Description: The alarm is raised when a Loss of Signal occurs on the TMN Interface.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MC synchronization database entry is deleted locally.
Description: The alarm is raised when there are too many 7701 CPAAs for an ISIS L1 area.
Remedial action: Check the configuration of CPAA and make sure there is at most one CPAA configured for
an ISIS area within an administrative domain.
Description: The alarm is raised when an IS-IS topology system error is detected.
Remedial action: Alarm contains the systemId of the router which is not advertising ISIS TE RouterId. User
should either configure the ISIS TE routerId on the node or configure a routerId for that system in "ISIS System
ID Mapping" menu. Configuring the routerId in systemID mapping will not clear the alarm.
Description: This alarm is raised when service sites are not fully connected.
Remedial action: Connect the service sites with SDP Bindings, Vlan Uplinks, or PBB tunnels.
Description: The alarm is raised when abnormal state resulted due to force switch/lockout operation in TPS
mode.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when forced-switch/lockout command in TPS mode which led to an
abnormal condition.
Description: The alarm is raised when either Trail Path of Protected Trail is Operationally down.
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required
by looking at the active alarms on APS Group’s work and protect TPs to understand why trail protection is
degraded.
Description: The alarm is raised when the termination point(s) of the trail path are operationally down.
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required
by looking at the active alarms on the hops to understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when a a local or remote failure in an IMA group generates a Trail Signal Fail
message.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when any of the server trails in the service is operationally down
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required
by looking at the active alarms on Server Trails to understand why transport service protection is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when either work or protect path of Protected Transport Service is
operationally down
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required
by looking at the active alarms on APS Group’s work and protect TPs to understand why transport service
protection is degraded.
Description: The alarm is raised when: 1. The termination point(s) or VTS XC’s of the service path(s) are
operationally down. 2. There are missing VTS XCs in any of the service path(s) of this transport service.
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required
by looking at the active alarms on the hops to understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when the termination point(s) of the service path are operationally down.
Remedial action: Informational - If the alarm persists or is occurring frequently then investigation is required
by looking at the active alarms on the hops to understand why the underlying transport network is unreliable.
Description: The alarm is raised when the allocated SDP binding bandwidth specified by
sdpBookedBandwidth exceeds the sdpMaxBookableBandwidth value.
Remedial action: Please set the maximum bookable bandwidth parameter to a more appropriate value or
offload traffic from the SDP in question to another SDP.
Description: This alarm is raised when the number of tunnels and peers in the tunnel-selection-blacklist
reaches the limit configured on the L2TP Site, and is cleared when the limit is no longer reached.
Remedial action: Either increase Max List Length in Tunnel Selection Blacklist configuration or fix blacklisted
tunnels or peers.
Table 39-1051 TwampReflectorAlarm
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: This alarm is raised when a Twamp-Light Session is configured without a matching Reflector
Prefix.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when a Twamp-Light Session is configured without a matching
Reflector Prefix.
Description: The alarm is raised when a TWAMP control connection is disconnected by the TWAMP server
due to the connection being inactive for a period exceeding the server’s inactivity timeout, which generates a
TWAMP Server InactivityTimeout notification.
Remedial action: Verify the value of the inactivity-timeout parameter and modify it according to the operational
needs.
Description: The alarm is raised when the maximum number of concurrent TWAMP control connections for
the server has been reached. [EFFECT] The TWAMP client cannot request test runs on the rejected
connection. [RECOVERY] Configure the system-level maximum number of concurrent TWAMP control
connections to a larger value, or disconnect any TWAMP control connection.’
Remedial action: Verify the value of the max-conn-server parameter and modify it according to the operational
needs.
Description: The alarm is raised when the maximum number of concurrent TWAMP sessions for the server
has been reached. [EFFECT] The TWAMP client cannot request test runs on the rejected session.
[RECOVERY] Configure the system-level maximum number of concurrent TWAMP sessions to a larger value,
or disconnect any TWAMP session.’
Remedial action: Verify the max-sess-server parameter and modify it according to the operational needs.
Description: The alarm is raised when the maximum number of concurrent TWAMP control connections for a
TWAMP client prefix has been reached. [EFFECT] The TWAMP client cannot request test runs on the rejected
connection. [RECOVERY] Configure the prefix’s maximum number of concurrent TWAMP control connections
to a larger value, or disconnect a TWAMP control connection which uses the prefix.
Remedial action: Verify the max-conn-prefix parameter and modify it according to the operational needs.
Description: The alarm is raised when the maximum number of concurrent TWAMP sessions for a TWAMP
client prefix has been reached. [EFFECT] The TWAMP client cannot request test runs on the rejected session.
[RECOVERY] Configure the prefix’s maximum number of concurrent TWAMP sessions to a larger value, or
disconnect a TWAMP session which uses the prefix.’
Remedial action: Verify the max sess-prefix parameter and modify it according to the operational needs.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Table 39-1058 TxFailure
Alarm Attributes Applicable major releases
Description: The alarm is raised when a txFail (a fail of the Tx subfunction) defect raise.
Remedial action: The alarm is raised when a txFail (a fail of the Tx subfunction) defect raise.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE retransmits an OSPF packet on a non-virtual interface. The
alarm information includes the NE ID of the OSPF neighbor.
Remedial action: Informational - an NE retransmits an OSPF packet on a non-virtual interface. The alarm
information includes the NE ID of the OSPF neighbor.
Description: The alarm is raised when a VLAN type for a Site doesn’t match what has been configured on the
Service.
Remedial action: Configure the VLAN subtype on the site same as the service VLAN subtype.
Description: This alarm is raised when a NE’s TCE UDP port cannot be updated.
Remedial action: Ensure the NE is managed, reachable and that no configuration operation is in progress on
that NE and relaunch the operation.
Remedial action: One of the following conditions exists on the referenced physical interface which must be
corrected. A cable/fiber fault exists which must be corrected - check to ensure that the cable is not faulty and is
properly connected. The port is faulty - run diagnostics on the port to determine the nature of the fault. If the
problem cannot be resolved swap the card containing the port with a card which is known be functional.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which must be corrected. The card slot has not been
configured
Description: The alarm is raised when a queue specified in the access ingress or access egress policy of an
L2 access interface is not referenced by the scheduler policy for the interface.
Description: The alarm is raised when degradation of an underlying radio interface resource is detected.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an underlying resource is unavailable on an E1, radio, or Ethernet
interface.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an underlying E1, radio, or Ethernet interface resource service is
unavailable.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when the MPLS-TP SDP Tunnel has configured with a non-managed site.
Remedial action: Investigation is required to resolve the following possible scenarios: The far-end site at the
MPLS-TP SDP Tunnel is non-managed Site. Please start to manage the NE with SAM or change the far-end
site id to a correct MPLS-TP site at MPLS-TP SDP Tunnel form.
Description: The alarm is raised when VSD was not able to resolve network configuration for this virtual port.
The virtual port will not be assigned an ip address and there is no service associated with it.
Raising condition: ((’Active’ EQUAL ’true’) AND (’Resolved State’ EQUAL ’false’))
Remedial action: This alarm can be cleared when VSD is able to resolve the network configuration of the
virtual port. This notification reports that VSD cannot assign service objects to this virtual port. This could be
one or more of the domain, zone, subnet, user, or permission are missing, mismatched or not properly
configured in VSD. Please make sure the settings in VSD are correct for this virtual port.
Description: This alarm is raised when the Software Upgrade Application is unable to acquire lock to start the
operation. Retry the Software Upgrade Operation once the lock is released by the other application.
Remedial action: Retry the Software Management Operation once the lock is released by the other
application.
Description: The alarm is raised when an ODU software version mismatch is detected.
Remedial action: Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an ODU software version mismatch is detected.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when the software version on the MPT does not match the software
version on the core. Please refer 9500 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action information.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a dbDescript packet on a virtual link from an NE whose
authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a dbDescript packet has been received on a virtual
link from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s
configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a dbDescript packet on a virtual link from an NE whose
configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a dbDescript packet has been received on a virtual
link from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a hello packet on a virtual link from an NE whose
authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a hello packet has been received on a virtual link
from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a hello packet on a virtual link from an NE whose
configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a hello packet has been received on a virtual link
from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsAck packet on a virtual link from an NE whose
authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsAck packet has been received on a virtual link
from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsAck packet on a virtual link from an NE whose
configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsAck packet has been received on a virtual link
from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsReq packet on a virtual link from an NE whose
authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsReq packet has been received on a virtual link
from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsReq packet on a virtual link from an NE whose
configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsReq packet has been received on a virtual link
from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsReq packet on a virtual link from an NE whose
authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsUpdate packet has been received on a virtual link
from the network whose authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives an lsUpdate packet on a virtual link from an NE whose
configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a lsUpdate packet has been received on a virtual link
from the network whose configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a null packet on a virtual link from an NE whose
authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE authentication key or authentication type.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a null packet has been received on a virtual link
which authentication key or authentication type conflicts with the local NE’s configuration.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE receives a null packet on a virtual link from an NE whose
configuration parameters conflict with the local NE configuration parameters.
Remedial action: Informational - The alarm signifies that a null packet has been received on a virtual link
which configuration parameters conflict with the local NE’s configurations.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE cannot parse an OSPF packet that it receives on a virtual
interface.
Remedial action: Informational - an NE cannot parse an OSPF packet that it receives on a virtual interface.
Remedial action: This alarm can be cleared when virtual machine is up.
Description: The alarm is raised when VM state changes to Paused on this object.
Remedial action: This alarm can be cleared when the virtual machine is resumed.
Remedial action: This alarm can be cleared when virtual port is up.
Description: The alarm is raised when the aggregated Operational State of a VR is Down.
Remedial action: Check the configuration of both VRRP instances for the VRRP virtual router.
Description: The alarm is raised when Virtual Switch Controller is not operationally up.
Remedial action: This alarm can be cleared when virtual switch controller is operationally up.
Description: The alarm is raised when Openflow session to the virtual switch is lost.
Remedial action: This alarm can be cleared when virtual switch is operationally up.
Description: The alarm is raised when more than one virtual switches in the same domain have the same ip
address. Virtual switches that are not belong or have not been associated to any domain are considered to be
in ’undefined’ domain.
Remedial action: This might have caused by a network configuration. Please check the status of the Admin
Domain and/or the Virtual Switch ip address and controller state. Please make sure the CPAA is managed,
Admin Domain is operational, then unmanage the node with duplicate virtual switch ip address and remanage
it again. This alarm must be cleared manually.
Table 39-1093 VirtVpnBGPPrefixConflict
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when routes or service context could be stuck in compute or the network.
Remedial action: Routes or service context could be stuck in compute or the network. Reapply compute or
network policies to reset the network attachment.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is no route for the VPN regardless of routing on the virtual port.
Remedial action: There is no route for the VPN regardless of routing on the virtual port. This may be an
RR/VSC policy issue or internal VSD policy issue; e.g. no route assigned.
Description: The alarm is raised when there is no route on virtual port whereas BGP RIB has a route or routes
which do not match.
Remedial action: There is no route on virtual port whereas BGP RIB has a route or routes which do not
match. Check compute and Nuage virtualization policies.
Description: The alarm is raised when the radio link between two hops of a VLAN path is down.
Description: The alarm is raised when the radio link between two hops of a VLAN path is down.
Description: The alarm is raised when more than one type of VLAN service has the same VLAN ID. The
alarm is raised against a service.
Remedial action: Ensure that the VLAN Subtype of the Site matches the VLAN Subtype of the Service.
Raising condition: ((’Aggregation Operational State’ EQUAL ’Partially Down’) OR (’Aggregation Operational
State’ EQUAL ’Down’))
Clearing condition: ((’Aggregation Operational State’ NOT EQUAL ’Partially Down’) AND (’Aggregation
Operational State’ NOT EQUAL ’Down’))
Remedial action: Check the underlying physical link for the SAPs.
Table 39-1100 VLanUplinkNotCreated
Alarm Attributes Applicable major
releases
Description: The alarm is raised when an expected VLAN uplink does not exist.
Remedial action: Make sure the two participating ports which hold the uplink SAPs of the service are
physically connected and operationally up. And make sure a physical link is created and is operationally up
either by enabling LLDP or manually creating a physical link between those ports.If the physical link already
exists and operationally up, make sure the uplink SAPs has been created with matching encapsulation values,
in case the uplink SAPs has already been created with different encapsulation values, please delete those
uplink SAPs and create the uplink SAPs with same encapsulation values.
Description: The alarm is raised when an NE reports that a voice channel has a loopback alarm condition.
Description: The alarm is raised when a host match lookup fails to resolve the egress virtual port.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when the subscriber host with an intermediate destination ID that does
not match the host-match destination set under the V-port. Modify the intermediate destination ID of the
subscriber host to match the host-match defined in the v-port; Or modify the host-match destination ID to
match the intermediate destination ID of the subscriber host.
Remedial action: A configuration error has occurred which should be corrected. The VPRN type of the
created site is of a different topology type from the existing VPRN Sites of the service, i.e., mesh and
hub/spoke sites shall not be mixed in the same service. The service shall be deleted and re-created with
consistent type.
Description: The alarm is raised on the VSite object when there is an alarm on VPort that affects service.
Remedial action: One or more virtual ports are down or have BGP reachability problem such as stuck or
unreachable prefix. This alarm can be cleared when the corresponding alarms on virtual ports are cleared.
Remedial action: Informational - a vwm shelf card has been removed from the NE
Description: The alarm is raised when the configured vwm shelf id is different than the equipped vwm shelf.
Remedial action: This alarm is raised when the detected VWM shelf id does not match the provisioned id.
Please follow the below steps to clear this alarm: a. Check the id on the rotary dial on the VWM SHelf. b. Use
any of the following commands to clear the alarm. c. To change the VWM shelf id("config system vwm-shelf
<shelf-id> . d. To delete an existing shelf("config system no vwm-shelf <shelf-id>").
Remedial action: Informational - a vwm shelf has been removed from the NE
Description: The alarm is raised when a resource issue occurs while creating a WLAN Gateway tunnel QoS
infrastructure instance.
Remedial action: This may be a temporary phenomenon. If it persists, the QoS configuration or the scaling
may have to be modified to ensure enough resources are available for the UE QoS.
Description: This alarm is raised when a PM File notification is expected from the node, but has not been
received after a certain period of time.
Remedial action: SAM has not received a PM File notification from the node, and may have missed retrieving
PM Files. Ensure that the node has PMEnabled and PMFileEvent values set to true. Ensure a PM job is active
with an intended schedule. If the problem persists please contact Alcatel-Lucent support for assistance. This
alarm notification can be turned off under the General tab in the MME Instance.
Description: The alarm is raised when the number of WMM UE Occupied Slots exceeds the threshold that
has been set by the operator.
Raising condition: ((’WMM UE Occupied Slots Threshold’ NOT EQUAL ’0L’) AND (’WMM UE Occupied Slots’
> ’WMM UE Occupied Slots Threshold’))
Remedial action: The recovery action will depend on the exact failure cause as given by the failureReason.
Description: This alarm is raised when WPP protocol messages are sent out after a node is restarted but no
route to the web portal is available. This notification is sent every minute while the portal remains unreachable
up to a certain time. After that, all WPP messages to that portal are dropped.
Remedial action: Initially no recovery is required as it is expected that the WPP portal can be unreachable for
some time after a node restart. When the problem remains, the operator should check the routing table.
Description: The alarm is raised when a MPT detects a XPIC plug-in cable loss
Remedial action: Please refer to either 9500 or 7705 Node Maintenance manual for remedial action
information.