Lucent Technologies R5SI User Manual

Issue 1

April 1997

Maintenance Commands and Trouble-Clearing Aids 

Page 8-485

status packet-control 

If during the execution of a command a resource problem occurs that requires 
the user to restart the command, then the following message is displayed:

Command resources busy; 

Press CANCEL to clear, and then resubmit

If all of the available maintenance resources are currently in use, then the 
following message will be displayed:

All maintenance resources busy; try again later

For the following output example, the command status packet-control 1A was 
entered.

Service State:

This field describes the service state of the packet-control. Valid 
service states are "in-service" and "out-of-service". In-service 
means that the packet-control is providing service. Out-of-service 
means that the packet-control is not providing service. Typical 
reasons for the out-of-service state are:

■

The packet-control is busied out.

■

The packet-control has failed.

Total No. of links:

The total number of links that require establishment for normal 
operation. Point-to-point signaling links are an example of links 
that require establishment. There is usually one point-to-point 
signaling link per endpoint with packet-bus connectivity (for 
example, ISDN-BRI endpoints).

No. of links that are 
established:

The number of links that are established out of the total number of 
links. Ideally, all point-to-point signaling links are in the 
established state and thus, the number of established links will be 
equal to the total number of links.

 
 status packet-control 1A
 
                     PACKET CONTROL STATUS
 
                     Service State: in-service
                Total No. of links: 10
 No. of links that are established: 10

 Command successfully completed