User's Manual Part 9

Commands Section 9

Element Management System (EMS) 4.0 User Manual

3. Interpret the response as follows:

• Each line (after header) represents one host/remote pair.

• Host is listed first, then remote. In the above example, the host is

identified as

(35 Host.11) EmbarrassMinn. The numeric

values in parentheses are the node number and site number. Host and

remote share the same site number.

• Values given will be one of the following:

•

Red = one or more major alarms exist. A major alarm places the identified

unit in standby operating mode (stopping RF functions).

•

Yellow = one or more minor alarms exist at the network element. A

minor alarm allows the unit to continue functioning in normal mode.

•

Green = no alarms exist at the network element.

NOTE: You cannot enter this command for a network element. If you try to, EMS

will send back a

REJECTED message such as shown below:

Apr 4, 2003 9:33:02 AM: DEMS (39 Host.13)Askov GET ALARM SUM-

MARY \

REJECTED (SUMMARY was not found) \

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5.5.3 GET SITENAME

This command can be used to determine the site name of a network element (host

or remote) identified by node number. It can also be used to list the site names for

all network elements currently connected to EMS.

To determine the site name of a network element

1. Enter a command in the following format

DEMS Node_Number GET SITENAME

where Node_Number is the Host Node or Remote Node value (as displayed

in the Maintenance interface View Catalog window) of the network element

that you want to query. Use

Node_Number = ALL to list all site names.

2. Look for a response like this:

Apr 3, 2003 1:28:44 PM: DEMS(37 Host.13)Askov GET SiteName \

Askov \

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