Nortel DMS-100 Series Maintenance Manual page 471

We now go through the CHNLS, PROT, and NODE levels and dump out the
node table information in the SMS. This is required in order to get the internal
RT number that the SMS associates with the particular SLC-96 with which we
are working.
LTCUP>
c
UP:Chnls>
Prot, Unprot, Rlcm_intra
UP:Chnls> p
Node,Port,Spec,H_l_mux,Utr,NX,PRt_ps,Audt,Xlat,Msgnode,ND_hash
,MCh,Cs_map, PS_map,Iu_map,Ring,ST_cd,RCc_ltc.
UP:Prot> n
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NODE TABLE
--------------------------------------------------------------
Node | Description |
--------------------------------------------------------------
| |
| |
Int External Host| Node
T M d Thrd dr
dec hex #| Type
--------------------------------------------------------------
1 143 08F 1 LTC:0B SMS:17 ds30:1 S 16 0 15 1 641 0 F P
2 235 0EB 1 RCS:13 RCS:20 nil:0 M 4 16 19 642 98 0 F P rcs 6
3 236 0EC 1 RCS:13 RCS:20 nil:0 M 4 20 23 740 98 1 F P rcs 6
4 249 0F9 1 RCS:13 RCS:20 nil:0 M 4 24 27 838 98 2 F P rcs 6
--------------------------------------------------------------
UP:Prot>
If we look under the "Info" heading of the node table, we see that the first entry
in this field is the RCT heading. This heading is read vertically and has been
bolded to make identification easier in this document. This RCT is the RT
index number that we require. The qlen information that we obtained on the
Msg | Port
| |
| |
PM|Protocol|# Start End|Start
Type|Relation| | |
XPMTLC0001SMS XPM_PARTITION MICA
Appendix A --7
| Trmnl | Info
| R I M
| C P o Netl oh
L e Type ed
NT
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