HP Medical Archive Solution manual Ciaf, Cisf, Clba, Clbe

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Attr.	Description		Recommended Action
Code
CIAF	Count of Incoming Associations Failed;		Failures could be caused by either
	the number of DICOM associations that		end of the association. Check the
	failed to connect at the TCP/IP layer.		CLB X DICOM component to
	More than 50 is considered a minor alarm		determine if the failures are client
	to investigate further.		side or node side. Client side
			faults indicate a problem with the
			remote entity. If consistent faults
			appear on the node side, contact
			HP technical support.
CISF	Count of Incoming HTTP Sessions Failed;		Failures could be caused by either
	the number of HTTP session requests that		end of the association. Check the
	failed to connect at the TCP/IP layer.		CLB X HTTP component to deter-
	More than 50 is considered a minor alarm		mine if the failures are client side
	to investigate further.		or node side. Client side faults
			indicate a problem with the
			remote entity. If consistent faults
			appear on the node side, contact
			HP technical support.
CLBA	CLB Device Status; indicates the general		If there is an Error, check the
	status of the CLB service:		Overview and Alarm tabs for the
	• 0 = No errors		device to find the cause of the
	•	10 = Errors	error and to troubleshoot the
			problem.
			If the problem persists, contact HP
			technical support.
CLBE	CLB Device State; whether the device is:		If the device goes into “Standby”,
	•	0 = Offline	continue monitoring and if the
	•	1 = Standby	problem persists, contact HP tech-
			nical support.
	•	2 = Online
			If the device goes into “Offline”
			and there are no known server
			hardware issues (server
			unplugged) or a scheduled
			downtime for the device, contact
			HP technical support.

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