Troubleshooting Alarms

Attr.

Description

Recommended Action

Code

 

 

 

CMNA

CMN Device Status; indicates the general

If there is an Error, check the

 

status of the CMN 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.

 

 

 

CMNE

CMN 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.

 

 

 

COAF

Count of Outgoing 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.

 

 

 

CsQL

Estimated count of incoming CMS Syn-

Check the load on the system—if

 

chronization messages that must be

there have been a significant

 

processed.

number of transactions this may

 

More than 50,000 is considered a minor

be normal and will resolve itself

 

alarm to investigate further. More than

over time.

 

1,000,000 is considered a critical

If the alarm persists, view a chart

 

condition.

of the queue size. If the number

 

 

 

continues increasing without ever

 

 

 

decreasing, contact HP technical

 

 

 

support.

 

 

 

 

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