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System Alarms

The alarms' menu allows access to a list of alarms.

System Alarms

Attribute  Value Comment
Sequence Num Int32 Each alarm is given a unique sequence number which helps to distinguish it from other alarms. 
Tid tid The Target System ID of the OLT which issued the alarm.
Ip-addr x.y.z.q The IP address of the OLT that sent the alarm in dotted notation.
Aid

access identifier

The access identifier that uniquely identifies the port or entity within the OLT that is having an issue.

Event Time Time and date The time and date when the alarm first occurred or was cleared.
Perceived Severity minor | major | critical

Whether the alarm is

minor (affects a single user)
major (affects up to 95 users)
critical (affects some number of users above 96 up to the full OLT. 

Is-alarm-clr true | false

Whether or not the alarm has cleared.

Probibility Cause String The name of the alarm that occurred which indicates the alarm type.
Description String A human readable description of the alarm.
Service-affecting true | false Whether or not the alarm affected service on the system.

 

 
Note 1: * = required parameter
  • Command Path – show>tolt>system>
  • Action – show
  • Module – tolt
  • Container – system
  • Container – alarms
  • Types – Input Parameters
    • Sequence Num   Each alarm is given a unique sequence number which helps to distinguish it from other alarms
      • int32
    • TID.Shows the Target Identifier (TID) of the OLT.
      • tid
    • Ip-addr .The IP address of the OLT that sent the alarm in dotted notation..
      • x.y.z.q
    • AID  The access identifier that uniquely identifies the port or entity within the OLT that is having an issue.
      • .access identifier
    • Event Time  The time and date when the alarm first occurred or was cleared.
      • Time and date
    • Perceived Severity – Whether the alarm is minor (affects a single user)
      major (affects up to 95 users)
      critical (affects some number of users above 96 up to the full OLT.  .
      • minor | major | critical
    • Is-alarm-clr – Whether or not the alarm has cleared.
      • true | false
    • Probibility Cause – The name of the alarm that occurred which indicates the alarm type..
      • string
    • Description – A human readable description of the alarm.
      • string
    • Service-affecting – Whether or not the alarm affected service on the system
      • true | false

System Alarms Show Example

    Command Path – show>running-config>system>
  • Action – show
  • Database – running-config
  • Module – tolt
  • Container – system
  • Container – alarms
  • Types – Example Parameters
    • | tab

 

  1. From the MDS1-ESUA<Config># command line, input show running-config tolt system alarms | taband press Enter
  2. Outputs similar to the following are displayed:
MDS1-ESUA<Config># show running-config tolt system alsrms | tab <enter>
SEQUENCE                                                          PERCEIVED                                                  SERVICE
NUM       TID                AID        EVENT TIME                SEVERITY   PROBABLE CAUSE            DESCRIPTION           AFFECTING
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
39        ZTP_SERIAL_NUMBER  MDS1-1-1   2025-07-09T07:21:14,094Z  minor      e-gponport-fail           OLT device not ready  true
161       ZTP_SERIAL_NUMBER  MDS1-1-2   2025-07-09T07:25:29,633Z  minor      e-gponport-fail           OLT device not ready  true
1         ZTP_SERIAL_NUMBER  MDS1-PWRA  2025-07-09T07:20:35,182Z  major      e-replaceableunitmissing  <1>Missing PSU        true
168       ZTP_SERIAL_NUMBER  NET1       2025-07-09T07:25:43,304Z  critical   e-lossofsignal                                  true
169       ZTP_SERIAL_NUMBER  NET2       2025-07-09T07:25:43,307Z  critical   e-lossofsignal                                  true
170       ZTP_SERIAL_NUMBER  NET3       2025-07-09T07:25:43,318Z  major      e-degradedsignal                                true

MDS1-ESUA<Config># _
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