Lucent Technologies R5SI Manual Do Utilizador
DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 5
Maintenance and Test for R5vs/si
Maintenance and Test for R5vs/si
555-230-123
Issue 1
April 1997
Maintenance Commands and Trouble-Clearing Aids
Page 8-585
test hardware-group
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A hardware-group command executing in the foreground may be aborted by
either pressing the ’cancel’ key on the SAT or by entering the "cancel
hardware-group" command on a different SAT.
either pressing the ’cancel’ key on the SAT or by entering the "cancel
hardware-group" command on a different SAT.
However, if the system technician wishes to cancel a "test hardware-group"
command running in the background the "cancel hardware-group" command
needs to be entered on any SAT.
command running in the background the "cancel hardware-group" command
needs to be entered on any SAT.
A canceled "test hardware-group" command can be resumed at the point it left
off by entering the "resume hardware-group" command on the SAT. Restarts are
not allowed for "test hardware-group" commands entered with either the
"all-ports" option or the "spe-interchange" option.
off by entering the "resume hardware-group" command on the SAT. Restarts are
not allowed for "test hardware-group" commands entered with either the
"all-ports" option or the "spe-interchange" option.
Defaults
The default for the command is short with a repeat of 1.
Parameters
carrier location
A ’carrier location’ represents the carrier to be tested and is entered
as UUC format where ’UU’ is a valid cabinet number (1-3) and the ’C’
represents any value between A-E. The type of carrier may be port, or
processor. In the case of a port carrier, all universal port and
tone-clock boards (see reference 4) and its affiliated MOs residing in
the specified carrier are tested. For a processor carrier, all SPE
complex and tone-clock boards and its affiliated MOs are tested.
as UUC format where ’UU’ is a valid cabinet number (1-3) and the ’C’
represents any value between A-E. The type of carrier may be port, or
processor. In the case of a port carrier, all universal port and
tone-clock boards (see reference 4) and its affiliated MOs residing in
the specified carrier are tested. For a processor carrier, all SPE
complex and tone-clock boards and its affiliated MOs are tested.
cabinet location
A ’cabinet location’ represents the cabinet to be tested. It can be any
value between 1-3. All PN and PNC related MOs plus cabinet specific
MOs, including maintenance boards and environment (ring
generator, battery, power, emergency transfer, external alarms, fans,
and temperature) will be tested if they reside in the specified ’cabinet
location’.
value between 1-3. All PN and PNC related MOs plus cabinet specific
MOs, including maintenance boards and environment (ring
generator, battery, power, emergency transfer, external alarms, fans,
and temperature) will be tested if they reside in the specified ’cabinet
location’.
board location
A ’board location’ represents the physical location of the board and is
entered as ’UUCSS’ format, where ’UU’ is a valid cabinet number
(1-3), ’C’ is a carrier number between A-E, and ’SS’ is the slot position.
All MOs on the specified ’board location’ including ports will be
tested.
entered as ’UUCSS’ format, where ’UU’ is a valid cabinet number
(1-3), ’C’ is a carrier number between A-E, and ’SS’ is the slot position.
All MOs on the specified ’board location’ including ports will be
tested.
print
This will cause the report to be printed if a printer is linked to the SAT.
schedule
When the "schedule" option is specified, the command is validated
and then a scheduling form is displayed to allow the technician to
schedule execution of the command. The command is then placed in
the command queue and is executed at the specified time. The
information displayed by the command is sent to the system printer
instead of the screen. Refer to the Report Scheduler and System
Printer feature specification [5] for more details.
and then a scheduling form is displayed to allow the technician to
schedule execution of the command. The command is then placed in
the command queue and is executed at the specified time. The
information displayed by the command is sent to the system printer
instead of the screen. Refer to the Report Scheduler and System
Printer feature specification [5] for more details.