Nortel Networks NTRN10AN, 3500 manual Database change events, Log events, Inventory events

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Database change events

Database change events (DBCHG events) result only in the case of successfully completed commands. DBCHG events include the following information:

•User ID of the person who entered the command (alphanumeric string up to 20 characters in length)

•Command identifier (for example, ENT-CRS-VT1)

•AID(s) that were acted upon (if applicable)

•CTAG

•Position defined parameters from the command

•Keyword defined parameters from the command

•Primary and secondary states from the command

Log events

Log events result after either of the following occurs:

•a TL1 command is unsuccessful (TL1 return code is not COMPLD)

•a TL1 command is attempted, regardless of success or failure, with an account of UPC 4 or higher

Note: Retrieval command (RTRV) from a UPC account of 3 or lower does not result in a log event

Log events include the following information:

•User ID of the person who entered the command (alphanumeric string up to 20 characters in length)

•Priority

•Status of the command

•Command identifier (for example, ENT-CRS-VT1)

•AID(s) that were acted upon (if applicable)

•CTAG

•Position defined parameters from the command

•Keyword defined parameters from the command

•Primary and secondary state parameters from the command

•Failure string

Inventory events

Inventory events are generated and displayed when inventory changes (for example, pulling or inserting circuit packs) occur.

OPTera Metro 3500 Multiservice Platform NTRN10AN Rel 12.1 Standard Iss 1 Apr 2004