Line Interface Card Diagnostics - Avaya Octel 200 Installation And Maintenance Manual

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@VCU
Connecting to VCU
VCU 1.11
A>L DMAP
dev dsk log phy
0 −−−
1 −−−
2 1/1 ACT ALV
3 −−−
4 −−−
5 −−−
6 −−−
A>E
@
dev = Logical SCSI disk identification number
dsk = Dik number/total number of disks
log = Logical state of the system
ACT
ERR
VLD
UNK
INV
WPD
phy = physical state of the disk
ALV
ERR
ILL
vendor =
prod_ID =
rev = Disk manufacturer detail
Mb = Physical size of the disk in Megabytes
phy = Physical size of the disk in disk blocks
/log = Logical size of the disk in disk blocks
MB = Logical size of disk in Megabytes
h/k = OEM identification/ Key revision (1=Non COD, 3=COD)
h = OEM key: 0/1 = VMX/Octel/Lucent and 2/3/5 = OEM
k = COD/non-COD: 1 = non-COD and 3 = COD
fmt = Soft format of drive (CPU/VCU)
.
A COD drive cannot be copied to a non-COD drive.

Line Interface Card Diagnostics

There are three online diagnostic tests that test the line interface cards (LIC).
The first test is performed periodically during normal message server operation. It checks the analog
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(voice) path of the LIC.
The second test is the ring detection/PBX connection test.
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The third test is the ring-through test.
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These tests are described in the following sections.
Octel 200/300 S.4.1
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vendor prod_ID
− −
− −
SEAGAT ST1480
− −
− −
− −
− −
= Disk is actively used by the system
= Disk has non-recoverable error
= Disk part of configuration, but needs rebuild.
= Disk is valid, but not part of this configuration
= Disk does not have valid configuration block
= Disk slot is write protected
= Disk is alive
= Disk has error
= Disk is not a valid disk for the model defined
Disk manufacturer details
Disk manufacturer details
rev Mb phy/ log
5736 406 cb40e/ cb40e
Mb h/k
406 0/1
PB60019−01