Appendix A: Man-Machine Interface (Mmi) Commands - Avaya Communication Server 1000M Single Group Manual

Appendix A: Man-Machine Interface (MMI)
This appendix provides a list and brief explanation of the Man-Machine Interface (MMI) commands
available to users through the RS-232 terminal located at the local site.
Table 24: MMI commands
Command
A D Alarm Disable — Disables all local and remote carrier alarms. Maintenance LED
lit.
A E Alarm Enable — Enables all local and remote carrier alarms.
C A Clear Alarm — Clears all local and remote carrier alarms.
C A L Clear Alarm Log — Clears near-end alarm log.
C A L D Clear Alarm Log Distant — Clears distant-end alarm log.
C E Clear Error — Clears near-end error counters for all carriers.
C E D Clear Error Distant — Clears distant-end error counters for all carriers.
C M Clear Memory — Restores all configuration settings on the near-end card to their
original default values.
C M D Clear Memory Distant — Restores all configuration settings on the distant-end
card to their original default values.
D A Display Alarm Log — Displays near-end alarm log.
D A D Display Alarm Log Distant — Displays distant-end alarm log.
D C Display Configuration — Displays current configuration of the near-end mini-
carrier interface cards.
D C D Display Configuration Distant — Displays current configuration of the distant-end
mini-carrier interface cards.
D H Display History — Displays near-end performance counters for a specified carrier
for the last 24 hours.
D H D Display History Distant — Displays distant-end performance counters for a
specified carrier for the last 24 hours.
D M Display Map — Displays the in-service or out-of-service (I or O) status of all
channels on both T1 spans at the near end.
D M D Display Map Distant — Displays the in-service or out-of-service (I or O) status of
all channels on both T1 spans at the distant end.
Mini-Carrier Remote Fundamentals
commands
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