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Error message procedures
Follow the steps in Procedure 25 to view the on-line error message
documentation.
Procedure 25
Access the on-line error message analysis tool
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The entire file of error descriptions is available as a readable text. It can
be retrieved from the MICB to a PC for off-line reference. Follow the
steps in Procedure 26 to retrieve the error description file to a PC.
Procedure 26
Retrieve the entire error message file to a PC
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The output of messages can be suppressed according to pre-defined
criteria. This functionality enables a technician to focus on a specific
group of messages to improve productivity. Messages that keep
reappearing due to known circumstances which are not necessary to
see can be suppressed.
553-3001-358 Standard 1.00
Access the CLI SM directory and enter the following:
SHO
The CLI prompts you for to enter the error code.
Enter the error code for which you want information:
For example, enter:
MNGMMI109
Note: The letters are case sensitive and must be entered exactly as they appear
in the error message.
The CLI prints the following related information about the message:
<Syntax> – definition of the message syntax.
Meaning – shows what the message indicates.
Parameters – description of the message parameters (fields).
Action – steps to follow to isolate the problem and/or fix it.
Impact – possible effects of the event.
This procedure is now complete
The entire file of error descriptions is a readable text file. From your PC's
desktop access FTP.
To download the entire file, enter the following path:
a:gnr\errors.txt
This procedure is now complete
October 2003