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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
2 INAP ETSI
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
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1. Introduction .............................................................................................................. 4
1.1. Purpose ......................................................................................................... 4
2. Alarms ..................................................................................................................... 5
2.1. General ......................................................................................................... 5
2.2. Supported Alarms ........................................................................................... 5
3. Errors ...................................................................................................................... 9
3.1. Error Log Format ............................................................................................ 9
3.2. Error Codes .................................................................................................... 9
Glossary ..................................................................................................................... 21
4. References ............................................................................................................... 22
1 Introduction
1.1 Purpose
In an active system when an event (failure) occurs, the affected module can generates either alarms, if it is
requested via an SS7 stack manager, to inform the system operator, and also update the system log file
with some error code.
• the alarms which are important (fatal) and recommended to be set by the operators in their SS7 stack
manager,
• the error codes which will be logged in the system log file (ss7trace.log).
2 Alarms
2.1 General
The Management Module interface is the only way that a module can be communicated.
Communication between the module and Management is maintained with primitive exchanges. Therefore,
there are a number of primitives are defined which will be used in getting different type of information
and status of the module. These primitives are explained in the Functional Specification of the module.
The primitives which are related to the alarms are:
• MM_ALARM_req
This primitive allows the Management to decide which alarms the module will send using the
MM_ALARM_ind primitive.
• MM_ALARM_ind
All alarms which are set in the alarm mask, previously set with the MM_ALARM_req primitive, will be
sent to Management using this primitive.
• MM_ALARM_conf
The confirmation of the MM_ALARM_req primitive. Each requested alarm is confirmed individually.
Each alarm which is identified by a unique number (alarm ID), is categorized in different severity levels.
The defined severity levels are:
• N - Notification
• W - Warning
• F - Fatal
The following table shows all alarms that the module can handle.
dialogue ID Lo
dialogue ID Hi
dialogue ID Hi
invoke ID
dialogue ID Hi
invoke ID
MM_ALARM_ind
Purpose:
This parameter contains additional information regarding the event that triggered the MM_ALARM_ind.
Format:
Value:
See the table in ch. 2.2 except for alarmIDs 4 - 35. In the table each line represents an octet. The octets are
sent in the way they appear in the table , from top to bottom. The Alarm parameters for alarm IDs 4 - 35
will be as follows:
Parameter Description
dialogue ID Hi
direction 0 = Sent
1 = Received
Each parameter is one octet and they are sent in the order they appear in the table, from top to bottom.
3 Errors
3.1 Error Log Format
Run-time errors are reported, in the following syntax, in the ss7trace.log file:
Example 3.1.
Note
There is also message trace which will appear in the file with ASCII mode, but this type of in-
formation is not the scope of this chapter. For more information, see Functional Specification for
the Common Part.
is invalid.
152 IN- OSF shall not be alone and has to be before (first)
APERR_OSF_ALONE_OR_IN_WRON any Initiating operation
G_ORDER
153 IN- The timer value for Initial DP SMS in the config-
APERR_CAP_INITIAL_DP_SMS_BAD uration is invalid.
_TVAL
156 IN- The timer value for Event Report SMS in the
APERR_CAP_EVENT_REPORT_SMS_ configuration is invalid.
BAD_TVAL
Error codes that start at 900 (plus 27000) are also defined. These are related to errors detected during
ASN.1 validation. For these log entries the parameters will be as follows:
Example 3.2.
0 ActivateServiceFilteringArg
1 ApplyChargingArg
2 ApplyChargingReportArg
3 AssistRequestInstructionsArg
4 CallGapArg
5 CallInformationReportArg
6 CallInformationRequestArg
7 CancelArg
8 CollectInformationArg
9 ConnectArg
10 ConnectToResourceArg
11 EstablishTemporaryConnectionArg
12 EventNotificationChargingArg
13 EventReportBCSMArg
14 FurnishChargingInformationArg
15 InitialDPArg
16 InitiateCallAttemptArg
17 PlayAnnouncementArg
18 PromptAndCollectUserInformationArg
19 ReceivedInformationArg
20 ReleaseCallArg
21 RequestNotificationChargingEventArg
22 RequestReportBCSMEventArg
23 ResetTimerArg
24 SendChargingInformationArg
25 ServiceFilteringResponseArg
26 SpecializedResourceReportArg
27 ExecuteArg
28 ExecuteResult
29 OpenSpecialFunctionArg
30 ContinueWithArgumentArg
31 DisconnectForwardConnectionWithArgumentArg
65 Cancelled
66 CancelFailed
67 ETCFailed
68 ImproperCallerResponse
69 MissingCustomerRecord
70 MissingParameter
71 ParameterOutOfRange
72 RequestedInfoError
73 SystemFailure
74 TaskRefused
75 UnavailableResource
76 UnexpectedComponentSequence
77 UnexpectedDataValue
78 UnexpectedParameter
79 UnknownLegId
80 UnknownCSID
100 AttributeError
101 NameError
102 ExecutionError
Glossary
ASN.1 Abstract Syntax Notation 1 (defined inReference [2])
4 References
Ericsson AB
[Reference_1] Management interface, Functional Specification for Ericsson Signaling Portable SS7, ITU-
T version, 155 17-CAA 201 30
ITU Standards
[Reference_2] Rec. X.208 (1988), “ Specification of Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1)"