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Planning and Ordering Guide—Part 1 of 2 NTRN10AN Rel 12.1 Standard Iss 1 Apr 2004
Equipment alarms
The 2xGigE/FC-P2P circuit pack supports the standard OPTera Metro 3500
equipment alarms. Table 2-9 on page 2-75, lists the 2xGigE/FC-P2P
configuration and equipment alarms.
Table 2-9
2xGigE/FC-P2P configuration and equipment alarms
Alarm Description Severity
Configuration mismatch This alarm is raised when:
• the circuit pack is inserted into an
unprovisioned empty odd slot and the
mate even slot has been provisioned for
a incompatible service.
Minor, non-service affecting, (mn,nsa)
Autoprovisioning mismatch This alarm is raised when:
• a circuit pack is inserted into a shelf that
does not support that specific type of
circuit pack
Minor, non-service affecting, (mn,nsa)
Circuit Pack Unknown This alarm is raised in the following
situations:
• when the on-board processor of a circuit
pack cannot communicate with the shelf
processor after you insert the circuit
pack into the shelf
• when an unknown circuit pack is
inserted into an unprovisioned slot
• when a circuit pack is in the wrong slot
Minor, non-service affecting, (mn,nsa)
Circuit Pack Missing This alarm is raised when the following
occurs:
• circuit pack is not in the designated slot
• circuit pack failure makes the circuit
pack undetectable
Critical, service affecting (C,SA)
Minor, non service affecting, (mn,nsa)
See Note
Circuit Pack Mismatch This alarm is raised when one of the
following conditions apply:
• circuit pack is in a slot provisioned for a
circuit pack of another type
• PSX is inserted before the PSC
Critical, service affecting (C,SA)
Minor, non service affecting, (mn,nsa)
See Note
Circuit Pack Fail This alarm is raised in the following
situation:
• the trouble detection circuits of a circuit
pack detect a failure on the module
Critical, service affecting (C,SA)
Minor, non service affecting, (mn,nsa)
See Note