Displays information about settings and selection parameters or recorded data entries from the various product databases. Valid show command are: SHOW EXTERNAL SHOW KNL SHOW MAILING_LIST SHOW SELECT SHOW THEORY SHOW PARAMETERS SHOW SICL SHOW THRESHOLD SHOW REPAIRED SHOW SETTINGS SHOW SUMMARY SHOW TYPES
1 – EXTERNAL
Displays the contents of the external notification lists. If a list_name isn't provided, the contents of all external lists is shown. SHOW EXTERNAL list_name
1.1 – list_name
Can be one of CUSTOMER or RESERVED.
2 – KNL
Displays version information about each knowledge file. The report
can be used to determine if knowledge files are out of date or
to determine the level of device support in a given knowledge
file. Versioning information was added to knowledge files
to allow knowledge files to be distributed separatly.
The report format is:
Knowledge File Version Information
File name Version Build Date Platform
3 – MAILING_LIST
Displays accounts that receive mail when different types of notification messages are sent. If no mail-list is specified then all of the mailing lists are shown. SHOW MAILING_LIST [mail-list]
3.1 – mail-list
Valid mailing lists for the SHOW MAILING_LIST command are: - CUSTOMER - FSE - MONITOR - SICL
4 – PARAMETERS
Displays all settings related to notification. Valid show parameters are as follows: - The telephone number for Digital Services (SET PHONE) - The serial number of each registered system (SET SYSTEM_INFO) - The type of each registered system (SET SYSTEM_INFO) - The name of each registered system (SET SYSTEM_INFO) - The current SICL state (SET SICL)
5 – REPAIRED
Shows the history of repair actions for the specified device.
Information is displayed using the following format:
Device Time Of Repair Comment
dev-nm dd-mmm-yyyy:hh:mm Engineer's comment
SHOW REPAIRED [dev-name]
dev-name: Specifies the name of a valid device.
6 – SETTINGS
Displays the current status of an individual settings parameter. If the setting parameter is omitted, then all setting parameters are displayed. SHOW SETTINGS [setting] setting: The name of parameter to be displayed.
7 – SELECT
Used to show the selections defined by the user. Each selection is
shown as a selection name and selection path pair, for example,
DISK HEADER.DISK.DEVTYPE. If the select-name is omitted, then all
selection information is displayed.
SHOW SELECT [select-name]
select-name: Parameter is the name of the selection to be
displayed.
8 – SICL
Displays the current state of SICL (System Initiated Call Logging).
9 – SUMMARY
Displays a list of all devices that have crossed their assigned notification threshold. SHOW SUMMARY The output has the following format: Device Class State Count Time dev-nm class curr-state err-cnt time-occured
10 – THEORY
Displays a list of all devices that have indicated faults. SHOW THEORY The output of this command has the following format: Device Theory Time Reported dev-nm the-nm date-time
11 – THRESHOLD
Displays current threshold values for a specific device or device
type. Threshold values determine when analysis and notification occur.
If no qualifiers are present, SHOW THRESHOLD will list thresholds for
all devices and device types.
Output from this command has the following format:
---Hard--- ---Soft--- ---Info--- ---Media---
Device Cnt DSE Cus Cnt DSE Cus Cnt DSE Cus Cnt DSE Cus
device cnt DSE Cus Cnt DSE Cus Cnt DSE Cus Cnt DSE Cus
SHOW THRESHOLD [/NAME=dev-name][/TYPE=dev-type]
11.1 /NAME
/NAME=dev-name Provides a device name for the command, where dev-name is a valid device name. Either the /TYPE or /NAME qualifier must be present.
11.2 /TYPE
/TYPE=dev-type The /TYPE qualifier provides a device type for the command, where dev-type is a valid device type. Issue SHOW TYPES to list the valid device types. Either the /TYPE or /NAME qualifier must be present.
12 – TYPES
Displays devices that the fault manager currently recognizes under the specified subsystem. If no subsystem is specified, then all devices are listed under each of the subsystems. SHOW TYPES [subsystem]
12.1 – subsystem
The following are valid subsystems for the SHOW TYPES command: - CPU - IOS