Nortel Communication Server 1000 Fundamentals page 75

The default for system alarms is ALARMS ENABLED. To take advantage
of the alarms provided, be sure alarms are enabled during normal
operation.
CLEAR [ALARM | ERROR | ALARM LOG | MEMORY] [DIST]
The CLEAR commands allow the user to reset various system notification
and record-keeping devices to the default level. The commands are
described in alphabetic order.
CLEAR ALARM (C A)
This command resets MCR's alarm indicator to all-systems normal. Its
display is similar to
Figure 15
CLEAR ALARM (C A) screen
CLEAR ALARM LOG (C A L)
This command removes all entries from MCR's near-end alarm log. Its
display is similar to
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Figure 16
CLEAR ALARM LOG (C A L) screen
CLEAR ALARM LOG DISTANT (C A L D)
This command removes all entries from MCR's distant-end alarm log. Its
display is similar to
75).
CLEAR ERROR (C E)
This command resets MCR's near-end error counter to zero. Its display is
similar to
Figure 15 "CLEAR ALARM (C A) screen" (page
Figure 16 "CLEAR ALARM LOG (C A L) screen" (page
Figure 16 "CLEAR ALARM LOG (C A L) screen" (page
Figure 17 "CLEAR ERROR (C E) screen" (page
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