Table of Contents

A
B
C
D
E
G
H
I
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V

Index

A

ack-alm command     A-2

acknowledging alarms     6-4

active log file     4-8

ALARMDEBOUNCETIME parameter     6-1

alarm messages

continous mode     6-3

noncontinuous mode     6-3

alarms

acknowledging     6-4

cleared state     6-4

clearing     6-4

CONFIG_CHANGE     6-11

CONFIGURATION_FAILURE     6-6

debounce period     6-1

EISUP_PATH_FAILURE     6-7

ENDPOINT_CALL_CONTROL_INTERFACE_FAILURE     6-12

ENDPOINT_CHANNEL_INTERFACE_FAILURE     6- 12

GAPPED_CALL_NORMAL     6-13

GAPPED_CALL_PRIORITY     6-13

GATEKEEPER_INTERFACE_FAILURE     6-8

GENERAL_PROCESS_FAILURE     6-8

H323_STACK_FAILURE     6-6

IP_LINK_FAILURE     6-8

list     6-5

LOW_DISK_SPACE     6-9

OVERLOAD_LEVEL1     6-14

OVERLOAD_LEVEL2     6-11

OVERLOAD_LEVEL3     6-9

PROVISIONING_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT     6-14

retrieving     6-3

severity level

critical     6-2, 6-4

informational     6-2, 6-4

major     6-2, 6-4

minor     6-2, 6-4

SNMP manager     6-2

STOP_CALL_PROCESSING     6-15

trap types     6-2

troubleshooting     6-6

VSC_FAILURE     6-10

array index     5-8

B

batch files

creating     3-4

description     3-3

logging to     3-4

starting     3-4

C

call control subsystem     1-3

call processing

starting     4-2

stopping     4-1

call processing application

starting     4-2

stopping     4-2

call-related measurements     4-3

checksum     5-1

CIAgent     4-2

CIAGENTSCANPERIOD parameter     4-2

Cisco HSI

See HSI

clearing alarms     6-4

clr-alm command     6-4, A-3

clr-meas command     4-5, A-3

codec parameters     5-12

commands

ack-alm     A-2

clr-alm     6-4, A-3

clr-meas     4-5, A-3

diaglog     3-4, A-4

h     A-4

help     3-6, A-5

MML configuration     5-2

prov-add     5-3, 5-4, 5-7, A-6

prov-cpy     A-7

prov-dlt     5-3, 5-4, 5-7, A-8

prov-ed     5-3, 5-4, 5-7, A-9

prov-exp     A-10

prov-rtrv     A-11

prov-sta     3-4, A-13

prov-stp     3-4, A-14

quit     3-6, A-15

radlog     4-10, A-16

restart-softw     4-1, A-17

rtrv-alms     6-2, 6-3, A-18

rtrv-alms:cont     6-2, 6-3

rtrv-calls     A-18

rtrv-ctr     4-6, A-19

rtrv-dest     A-19

rtrv-gapping     4-11, A-20

rtrv-log     A-21

rtrv-mml     A-22

rtrv-ne     A-22

rtrv-ne-health     A-23

rtrv-overload     4-8, A-23

rtrv-softw     4-2, A-24

set-dest-state     A-25

set-gapping     4-11, A-26

set-log     4-8, 4-10, A-26

set-overload     A-27

sta-callproc     4-2, A-28

sta-softw     4-2, A-29

sta-trc     A-29

stp-call     A-30

stp-callproc     4-1, A-31

stp-softw     4-2, A-31

stp-trc     A-32

CONFIG_CHANGE alarm     6-11

configuration

commands parameter     5-2

data

constant     5-1

dynamic     5-1

static     5-1

redundant PGW 2200     G-1

skeleton file     B-1

CONFIGURATION_FAILURE alarm     6-6

configuring

Cisco HSI     2-11

group and user names     2-3

H.323 stack     5-6

MML sessions     3-1

constant configuration data     5-1

continous mode alarm messages     6-3

conventions

document     xv

MML commands     3-2

counter groups

H.245     4-3

RAS     4-3

counters, retrieving     4-6

critical severity level     6-2, 6-4

D

data

configurable     B-1

constant     B-1

dynamic     B-1

provisionable     B-1

static     B-1

debounce     6-1

default active log file     4-8

detailed logging     6-16

diaglog command     3-4, A-4

documentation

obtaining     xvii

related     xvi

document conventions     xv

dual Cisco HSI     2-10, G-1

dynamic

configuration data     5-1

system data parameters     5-4

E

E-ISUP

cause values     C-1, D-1

names     C-1, D-1

overview     1-4

protocol     1-4

EISUP_PATH_FAILURE alarm     6-7

ENDPOINT_CALL_CONTROL_INTERFACE_FAILURE alarm     6-12

ENDPOINT_CHANNEL_INTERFACE_FAILURE alarm     6-12

Enhanced ISDN User Part

See E-ISUP

G

GAPPED_CALL_NORMAL alarm     6-13

GAPPED_CALL_PRIORITY alarm     6-13

gapping

call type     4-10

description     4-10

level     4-10

retrieving data     4-11

setting     4-11

GATEKEEPER_INTERFACE_FAILURE alarm     6-8

GENERAL_PROCESS_FAILURE alarm     6-8

group names, configuring     2-3

H

H.225 protocol     1-4

H.245

codec parameters     5-12

counter groups     4-3

parameters     5-11

H.323

cause values     E-1, F-1

IP network     1-2

names     E-1, F-1

network     1-1

stack

configuration     5-6

system parameters     5-7

H.323 Signaling Interface

See HSI

H323_STACK_FAILURE alarm     6-6

hardware requirements     1-4

h command     A-4

help command     3-6, A-5

HSI

base directory path     2-4

configuration

data     5-1

file     5-1

overview     5-1

configuring     2-11

default

base directory path     2-7

gatekeeper port     2-4

group name     2-4

user name     2-4

dual     2-10, G-1

hardware requirements     1-4, 2-1

installing

previous version     2-12

procedures     2-3

required information     2-4

subdirectories     2-5

MML sessions, configuring     3-1

overview     1-1

performance and sizing     1-5

preinstallation tasks     2-3

recovery     1-5

removing     2-12

restarting     4-1

security     1-4

services     1-1

software requirements     1-4, 2-1

starting     2-11

status     4-2

stopping     2-11

subsystems     1-2

system limitations     1-5

uninstalling     2-12

upgrading     2-11

I

informational

events     6-2

severity level     6-2, 6-4

installation procedures

Cisco HSI     2-3

Solaris 8 operating system     2-1

IP_LINK_FAILURE alarm     6-8

IP network

H.323 network     1-2

PSTN     1-2

L

LOGDIRECTORY parameter     4-9

LOGFILEROTATEINTERVAL parameter     4-8

LOGFILEROTATESIZE parameter     4-8

log files

active     4-8

format     4-9

location     4-9

naming convention     4-8

rotating     4-8

logging

batch files     3-4

description     4-8

detailed     6-16

RADVision     4-10

log levels, setting     4-10

log messages

format     4-9

packages     4-9

LOW_DISK_SPACE alarm     6-9

M

major severity level     6-2, 6-4

man-machine language

See MML

measurements

call-related     4-3

resetting     4-5

system-related     4-2

messages, log     4-9

minor severity level     6-2, 6-4

MML commands

case sensitivity     3-3

conventions     3-2

syntax     3-2

MML configuration commands

component     5-2

export     5-2

session     5-2

MML response messages

error     3-5

status     3-5

MML sessions

configuring     3-1

help     3-6

quitting     3-6

starting     3-3

N

noncontinuous mode alarm messages     6-3

nonprovisionable data parameters     5-6

O

OAM subsystem     1-3

obtaining documentation     xvii

obtaining technical assistance     xviii

overlappedSending parameter     5-9

overload

data

retrieving     4-8

setting     4-7

description     4-6

level 1     4-6

level 2     4-7

level 3     4-7

OVERLOAD_LEVEL1 alarm     6-14

OVERLOAD_LEVEL2 alarm     6-11

OVERLOAD_LEVEL3 alarm     6-9

OVLDLEVEL1FILTER parameter     4-6

OVLDLEVEL1PERCENT parameter     4-6

OVLDLEVEL1THRESHLOWERCALLS parameter     4-6

OVLDLEVEL1THRESHLOWERCPU parameter     4-6

OVLDLEVEL1THRESHUPPERCALLS parameter     4-6

OVLDLEVEL1THRESHUPPERCPU parameter     4-6

OVLDLEVEL2FILTER parameter     4-7

OVLDLEVEL2PERCENT parameter     4-7

OVLDLEVEL2THRESHLOWERCALLS parameter     4-7

OVLDLEVEL2THRESHLOWERCPU parameter     4-7

OVLDLEVEL2THRESHUPPERCALLS parameter     4-7

OVLDLEVEL2THRESHUPPERCPU parameter     4-7

OVLDLEVEL3PERCENT parameter     4-7

OVLDLEVEL3THRESHLOWERCPU parameter     4-7

OVLDLEVEL3THRESHUPPERCALLS parameter     4-7

OVLDLEVEL3THRESHUPPERCPU parameter     4-7

P

parameters

ALARMDEBOUNCETIME     6-1

CIAGENTSCANPERIOD     4-2

codec     5-12

dynamic system data     5-4

H.245     5-11

H.323 system     5-7

LOGDIRECTORY     4-9

LOGFILEROTATEINTERVAL     4-8

LOGFILEROTATESIZE     4-8

nonprovisionable data     5-6

overlappedSending     5-9

OVLDLEVEL1FILTER     4-6

OVLDLEVEL1PERCENT     4-6

OVLDLEVEL1THRESHLOWERCALLS     4-6

OVLDLEVEL1THRESHLOWERCPU     4-6

OVLDLEVEL1THRESHUPPERCALLS     4-6

OVLDLEVEL1THRESHUPPERCPU     4-6

OVLDLEVEL2FILTER     4-7

OVLDLEVEL2PERCENT     4-7

OVLDLEVEL2THRESHLOWERCALLS     4-7

OVLDLEVEL2THRESHLOWERCPU     4-7

OVLDLEVEL2THRESHUPPERCALLS     4-7

OVLDLEVEL2THRESHUPPERCPU     4-7

OVLDLEVEL3PERCENT     4-7

OVLDLEVEL3THRESHLOWERCPU     4-7

OVLDLEVEL3THRESHUPPERCALLS     4-7

OVLDLEVEL3THRESHUPPERCPU     4-7

Q.931     5-7

RAS     5-8

static system data     5-3

PGW 2200

description     1-2

redundant configuration     2-10, G-1

PKINST file     2-10, 2-12

protocols

E-ISUP     1-4

H.225     1-4

Q.931     1-4

RUDP     1-4

prov-add command     5-3, 5-4, 5-7, A-6

prov-cpy command     A-7

prov-dlt command     5-3, 5-4, 5-7, A-8

prov-ed command     5-3, 5-4, 5-7, A-9

prov-exp command     A-10

PROVISIONING_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT alarm     6-14

prov-rtrv command     A-11

prov-sta command     3-4, A-13

prov-stp command     3-4, A-14

Q

Q.931

parameters     5-7

protocol     1-4

quit command     3-6, A-15

R

radlog command     4-10, A-16

RADVision

H.323 overview     1-4

logging     4-10

RAS

counter groups     4-3

parameters     5-8

redundant PGW 2200 configuration     2-10, G-1

related documentation     xvi

Reliable User Datagram Protocol

See RUDP

resetting measurements     4-5

restarting the Cisco HSI     4-1

restart-softw command     4-1, A-17

retrieving

counters     4-6

gapping data     4-11

overload data     4-8

rotating log files     4-8

rtrv-alms:cont command     6-2, 6-3

rtrv-alms command     6-2, 6-3, A-18

rtrv-calls command     A-18

rtrv-ctr command     4-6, A-19

rtrv-dest command     A-19

rtrv-gapping command     4-11, A-20

rtrv-log command     A-21

rtrv-mml command     A-22

rtrv-ne command     A-22

rtrv-ne-health command     A-23

rtrv-overload command     4-8, A-23

rtrv-softw command     4-2, A-24

RUDP

overview     1-4

protocol     1-4

S

security features     1-4

set-dest-state command     A-25

set-gapping command     4-11, A-26

set-log command     4-8, 4-10, A-26

set-overload command     A-27

setting

gapping     4-11

overload data     4-7

signaling interface

See HSI

Simple Network Management Protocol

See SNMP

skeleton configuration file     5-2, B-1

SNMP

manager     6-2

MIB     4-3

subagent     2-11, 4-2

trap types     6-2

software requirements     1-4

Solaris 8 operating system

disk partitions     2-2

installation     2-1

platform requirements     2-1

sta-callproc command     4-2, A-28

starting

batch files     3-4

call processing     4-2

call processing application     4-2

Cisco HSI     2-11

MML sessions     3-1, 3-3

sta-softw command     4-2, A-29

static

configuration data     5-1

system data parameters     5-3

sta-trc command     A-29

STOP_CALL_PROCESSING alarms     6-15

stopping

call processing     4-1

call processing application     4-2

Cisco HSI     2-11

stp-call command     A-30

stp-callproc command     4-1, A-31

stp-softw command     4-2, A-31

stp-trc command     A-32

system configuration data

dynamic     5-4

static     5-3

system-related measurements     4-2

T

technical assistance, obtaining     xviii

trap types     6-2

troubleshooting alarms     6-6

U

uninstalling Cisco HSI     2-12

update types     5-7, 5-8, 5-11

user names, configuring     2-3

V

VSC_FAILURE alarm     6-10

Posted: Thu Aug 15 15:25:35 PDT 2002
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