Service manual

Troubleshooting 3-19
Example 3–6 shows the results of the show status command, and Table 3–7 defines the
entries. Show status reads the EEPROM on the standard I/O module and the state of
the OCP (buttons and switch). The variables are set using various SCM commands
controlling remote access to the system. See the AlphaServer GS80/160/320 User’s
Guide for more information.
Table 3– 7 Show Status Entries
Name Description
RMC escape sequence Current escape sequence to access the SCM.
Local Baud/flow control Baud rate of the local port.
COM1 Baud/flow control Baud rate of COM1.
Modem Baud/flow control Baud rate of modem port.
COM1 mode Inputs accepted through COM1.
OCP power switch State of the OCP switch: Off, On, Secure.
OCP halt
Current state of the Halt pushbutton:
asserted/deasserted.
OCP secure
Non-Secure = modem for remote access is enabled.
Secure = modem for remote access is disabled.
Remote access
Enabled = remote access allowed.
Disabled = remote access not allowed.
Remote user A remote user is currently connected/not connected.
Alerts
Enabled = dial-out enabled for sending alerts.
Disabled = dial-out disabled.
Modem password
Set = password set for modem access.
Not set = no password set for modem access.
Modem init string Initialization string set for the modem.
Modem dial string Pager string to be dialed when an alert occurs.
Modem alert string
Identifies the system that triggered the alert – usually
the phone number of the monitored system.
Alert pending
Yes = an alert has been triggered.
No = no alert has been triggered.
Most recent alert Type of alert (for example, a power supply failure).