Cisco Systems 10200 manual Using BTS System-Health Reports

Chapter 3 Monitoring and Backing Up the BTS

Checking BTS System Health

Table 3-2	BTS System Health Checklist (continued)
	Auditing Databases and Tables	Monthly
	Cleaning Filters	Monthly
	See equipment manufacturer’s documentation.
	Archiving Your Database	See your system
		administrator
	Backing Up the Software Image	Monthly
	Examining Heap Usage	Quarterly
	Running Diagnostic Procedures on Trunk Groups	Quarterly
	See Chapter 5, “Managing External Resources”
	Running Diagnostic Procedures on Subscriber Terminations	Quarterly
	See Chapter 5, “Managing External Resources”
	Running Network Loopback Tests for NCS/MGCP Endpoints	Quarterly
	See equipment manufacturer’s documentation.
	Creating Numbering Resource Utilization/Forecast (NRUF) Reports	Biannually

Using BTS System-Health Reports

The BTS allows you to gather data and create a report on its overall state. Use this data to find problems like hardware failures or traffic congestion.

Table 3-3 Using BTS System-Health Reports

Task	Sample Command
Viewing scheduled reports	show scheduled-command verb=report; noun=system_health
Viewing reports by ID number	show scheduled-command ID=1
Scheduling reports	add scheduled-command verb=report; noun=system_health;
	start-time=2003-10-01 12:22:22; recurrence=DAILY;
	keys=period; key-values=<1 ... 720>;
	where:
	start-time—When BTS creates report, yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ssss.
	recurrence—How often to run report (none (only once), daily,
	weekly, monthly
	keys=period; key-values=<1 ... 720>;—How many hours back to
	collect data. If not specified, BTS uses default of 24 ( last 24 hours
	worth of data).
Changing reports	change scheduled-command id=881958666704177006;
	start-time=2003-10-01 14:14:14; recurrence=DAILY;
	keys=period; key-values=24;

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