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DSI Signaling Server SGW Mode User Manual Issue 5
9.4.6 System Measurements File Format
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9.5 RDC Configuration and Usage
This section provides a guide to the configuration of the Signaling Gateway for RDC operation, the text
demonstrates by example, the man machine language (MML) commands and parameters required to invoke
those services that transfer data to and from the RDC.
9.5.1 RDC Initialization
Initialize the RDC using the CNRDI command:
CNRDI:RDC=1,IPADDR=123.123.123.12,USER=ANONYMOUS,PASSWORD=ANONYMOUS, LABEL=MYWORKSTN;
Unblock the RDC using the MNBLE command:
MNBLE:RDC=1;
Check the status of the RDC with the STRDP command:
STRDP;
9.5.2 Continuous Records
Continuous records, once created, are automatically transferred to the hard drive of the RDC. The user can
configure the transfer interval ranging from 30 seconds to 24 hours. A different directory should be specified
for each record type.
A file is created on the RDC during the first transfer for each record type during any 24 hour period beginning
at midnight. Filenames are unique, identifying the date of transfer in the form YYYYMMDD.
Alarm Data
As alarms are generated, they are stored in the alarm logs on the converter. A record of these alarms can
also be transferred to an RDC.
The following examples describe how a continuous record of type ALARM is initialized:
RDCRI:RECORD=3,CRTYPE=ALARM,PERIOD=00:30:00,MINREC=100,RDC1=1,
LABEL=ALARMS;
The RDCRI command creates record number 3 that is of type ALARM. The contents of the record is
transferred to the RDC when either the period or minrec, (minimum number of records), conditions are met.
RDC number 1 is the primary RDC; no secondary RDC has been identified. Records are transferred to the
ALARMS directory on the RDC.
Field Field Example Range Description
1 Date 2005-11-16 yyyy-mm-dd Date when measurements collected
2 Time 14:40:01 hh:mm:ss Time when measurements collected
3 NOVLD 0 0 to 65535
The number of periods of congestion
(overload) during the measurement period
4 MAXLOAD 380 (3.8%) 0 to 10000
Maximum load average measurement taken
over 1 minute (based on the UNIX load
average) multiplied by 100
5 LOADAVG 164 (1.64%) 0 to 10000
The average load on the system (based on
the UNIX load average) measurement taken
over the measurement period multiplied by
100
6 PERIOD 9062 0 to 4294967295 Duration of measurement period in seconds