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Cisco Media Gateway Manager 5.0 User Guide
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Chapter 9 Managing Faults
Is the Service Working?
Step 2 The status of the following attributes at the network level are displayed:
Node ID
Node Name
Current sync status of all the nodes of the network
All out-of-sync nodes in the network
A total of partially synced and failed synced nodes
9.4.5 Displaying the Status of a Node
To display the status of a node:
Step 1 In Diagnostic Center, click the Elements tab, and double-click or drag the node to the right hand pane to
display the diagnostics at the node level. By default, Diagnostics tab is selected in the right hand pane.
Step 2 Verify the status of the following attributes at the node level:
Current sync status of the node
All out-of-sync cards in the node
Node level statistics if applicable
9.4.6 Displaying the Status of a Card
Depending on the type of card, you can perform one or all of the functions from the following tabs:
Paths in Loopback—Displays the paths in the loopback. (See 9.4.10 Displaying the Paths in
Loopback for the VXSM-OC3 Card.)
Lines in Loopback—Displays all lines that currently have loopback running. (See 9.4.12 Displaying
the Lines in Loopback for the Voice Cards.)
VXSM Features—Displays details of the Media Gateway Links, CIDs, RUDP Sessions, and XGCP
MGC. (See 9.4.13 Managing the Status for the VXSM Features.)
VISM-PR Features—Displays details of the XGCP Peers, SRCP Peers, and RUDP Sessions. (See
9.4.14 Managing the Status for the VISM-PR Features.)
Running Berts—Display all lines that currently have a Bit Error Rate Test (BERT) running. (See
9.4.11 Displaying the Status for a Bit Error Rate Test for the Voice Cards.)
To display the status of a card:
Step 1 In the Diagnostic Center, click the Elements tab, and double-click or drag the card from the Hierarchy
pane to the right hand pane to display the diagnostics at the card level.
Step 2 Verify the status of the attributes at the card level.
Step 3 Click Refresh to update the Card Diagnostics window.