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Alerts
NetView* Alerts and Systems Network Architecture (SNA) Code Points
Code Points
This section will help you to understand alert descriptions and recommended
actions that apply to the 3745.
The description of the code points listed in this section applies to NetView*
Release 2 (at the latest service level) or later releases.
If the actual code points are not in the latest service level, some of the code
points defined in this section are replaced by default values with a different text.
The code point default values used can be determined by referring to the SNA
Formats manual.
Alert Dynamic - Messages
The alert dynamic information is made up of the alert description and first (or
most) probable cause issued via the NMVT.
The alert dynamic message given in this section corresponds to the code points
available in NetView* Release 2 (at the latest service level) or later release.
Recommended Actions
Subvectors
Resources Require Activation: A situation has occurred where an adapter has
re-IMLed or a controller has re-IPLed (due to backup or recovery) and the
attached resources must be re-activated.
Perform Problem Determination Procedure at reporting location for product alert
reference code nn: Perform additional actions given under the corresponding
alarm number nn, refer to "List of Alarms" on page 1-4
Review Supporting Data at Alert Sender: Use the MO~S ELO function (refer to
the 3745 Advanced Operations Guide) to display the different alarms related to a
given problem and to report the associated reference code to service
representative, when necessary.
Correct Configuration: A mismatch may exist between the hardware and the
microcode. This mismatch would be reflected in the configuration data file
(CDF). Before new resources are put in operation, a COF upgrade or update
must be done (refer to the 3745 Advanced Operations Guide).
The subvectors and their code points are hexadecimal values:
• Subvectors X'10', product set 10 and X'11', product identifier. Contain:
Machine type (always 3745).
Machine model (130, 150, 160, 170, 210, 310, 410, or 610).
Plant number (two characters).
Serial number (seven characters).
Chapter 1. Alarms and Alerts
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