sectionalarmmapping.cfg

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The sectionalarmmapping.cfg is a configuration file to allow customer-specific section alarm mapping. It allows you to specify if an alarm affects or does not affect a section.

The whole list of entries of this file are checked:

− if an alarm matches an entry, the ‘affect section’ value is used

− if an alarm matches several entries of the configuration file, the last value is used

− if an alarm does not match any of he entries, the default section alarm mapping is processed.

The default config file is shown below:

# Defines the customer-specific section alarm mapping, one line per entry

# Affect section true/false; Alarm text (* allowed); Location; TPAddress(Slot/SubSlot/Port/TTPId); SbuAddress(SlotId); NEFamily; NEId;

#true on all alarms if NE id and TPAddress or SbuAddress match

#true;*;;(c/*/*/*)

#false on all alarms

#false;*

#true if "LOS on SDH Clock Source" alarm and NE id and TPAddress or SbuAddress match

#true;Loss of Signal on SDH Clock Source*

#false if "AIS Received" alarm, the location contains "SAMO", alarm

#TPAddress slot matches the section slot, the alarm subslot = 0 and

#the alarm TPAddress port will not be checked

#false;AIS Received;SAMO;(c/0/*/*);

#false if "Unit not Assigned" alarm, the TPAddress is null, the SbuAddress

#slot is 12 and the NEFamily is 0 or 1

#false;Unit not Assigned;null;(12);;0,1

#true if "EQP*" alarm, the TPAddress or SbuAddress match on NE 3 and 24

#true;EQP*;;;;;3,24

Defines the customer-specific section alarm mapping, one line per entry
Affect section	Defines if the alarm affects the section or not. This value overwrites the “isTrafficAffected” flag of the alarm. Valid values: true, false
Alarm text (*allowed)	Defines the alarm text of the alarm. The comparison is not case sensitive. If no alarm text is defined the entry is invalid.
	Valid values:
	*	All Alarms
	*Shutdown	The alarm text ends with “Shutdown”
	SETS	The alarm text contains “SETS”
	Loss of Signal*	The alarm text starts with “Loss of Signal”
	Loss of Signal	The alarm text is equal “Loss of Signal”
Location	Checks if the alarm location contains the defined string. If nothing is defined, no check is done.
TPAddress (Slot/SubsSlot/Port/TTPid)	Defines the TPAddress with slot, subslot, port number, and TTP Id. If no TPAddress is defined, the slot, subslot and port number of the alarm must match with the section endpoint. All parameters has to be defined or none.
	Valid values:
	“null”	TPAddress equal null.
	’c’	TPAddress member must match with endpoint member.
	’0…’	TPAddress and endpoint member match with the indicated number.
	’*’	No check is done on this member.
	Note: The possible values for the slot are ‘c’ or ‘0…’. It is not possible to avoid a check on the slot.
SbuAddress (Slot)	Defines the SbuAddress slot. If no SbuAddress is defined, no check is done except the alarm TPAddress is null. Valid values:
	’c’	SbuAddress slot must match with endpoint slot.
	’0…’	SbuAddress and endpoint slot match with the indicated number.
	’*’	No check is done on the slot.
NEFamily	Defines the NE family. A list of families can be defined separated by ‘,’. If no NE family is defined, no check is done on it. Valid values:
	0	FOX-U Family
	1	FOX515 Family
	2	Desktop Family
	3	FOX61x Family
	4	SNMP Family
	5	XMLRPC Family
	6	Service Family
NEId	Defines the NE id. A list of NEs can be defined separated by ‘,’. If no NEs are defined, no check is done on it.