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Maintenance Procedures for Communication Manager, Branch Gateways and Servers
Trunk group alarm options
You can use the pages 3 to 22 of the Alarm Reporting Options to group trunk groups and to administer a collective alarm reporting strategy. For example, the Trunk group alarm options page shows the first 100 trunk groups by number.
In this screen trunk groups 1-100 report alarms to the Alarm Log in the following ways:
Trunk groups 1-25 are assigned to Alarm Group 1: On-board alarms report as-is (major and minor). See the On-board Trunk Alarms (Alarm Group 1) field in Set options form). Both major and minor off-board alarms are downgraded to the warning alarms.
Trunk groups 26-50 are assigned to Alarm Group 2: Major on-board alarms report as minor alarms, and minor alarms report as warning alarms (On-board Trunk Alarms (Alarm Group 2) field in Set options form). Both major and minor off-board alarms are downgraded to warning alarms.
Trunk groups 51-75 are assigned to Alarm Group 3: Major on-board alarms report as-is to the Alarm Log, and minor alarms report as warning alarms (On-board Trunk Alarms (Alarm Group 3) field in Set options form). Both major and minor off-board alarms are downgraded to warning alarms.
Trunk groups 76-100 are assigned to Alarm Group 4: Major on-board alarms are not reported to the Alarm Log, and minor alarms report as warning alarms (On-board Trunk Alarms (Alarm Group 4) field in Set options form). Both major and minor off-board alarms are downgraded to warning alarms.