Display [Alarm | Block | Config | Status | Performance | Hist | Map] [Dist] - Avaya Communication Server 1000M Single Group Manual

Status
Bad
Not Detected
Unknown
CLEAR MEMORY DISTANT (C M D)
This command restores all distant-end configuration settings to their default values. Its display
is similar to
The command erases and tests the card's entire Flash memory. Firmware and provisioning
information are destroyed.
DISPLAY [ALARM | BLOCK | CONFIG | STATUS | PERFORMANCE |
HIST | MAP] [DIST]
The DISPLAY commands list the condition of various aspects of the MCR system at the time
the command is issued. The commands are described in alphabetic order.
DISPLAY ALARM LOG (D A)
This command displays the contents of the near-end alarm log. Its display is similar to
19: DISPLAY ALARM (D A) screen
Figure 19: DISPLAY ALARM (D A) screen
Mini-Carrier Remote Fundamentals
Flash memory has a bad checksum or a read-back value that was
different from the memory write value. This happens if the Flash is
bad, or if the card was interrupted while saving. You can still test Flash
memory and attempt to upload and download. If a memory test or
save is successful (Provision Erase, Clear Memory commands), the
flash memory status may change back from Bad to Good.
Flash memory failed the initial write/read-back sequence and is either
not responding or is not installed.
Flash memory on that card is not running the version 12.00 firmware
or above. You can check this by noting the firmware version in the
Display Configuration command response. The card's running
firmware version will read "A Pre-12.00 Version".
Figure 18: CLEAR MEMORY (C M) screen
Description
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