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Posted by Kenw on March 29, 2007, 6:46 pm
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On 29 Mar 2007 14:43:23 -0700, jdieckmann@valleycountyhospital.org
wrote:
>I have a serious issue w/ my phone system. It's a Nortel BCM 400
>still running 3.5 software. About once every 3 months it does a
>complete reboot, almost like a power cycle, shutting down all
>services, & causing quite a lot of havoc for about 20 minutes (usually
>always in the middle of the day). Today, however, I got some new
>information about what might be happening, but I don't know how to
>interpret it.
>
>On the system's base phone, the message "Alarm: 44-0" showed up. In
>the BCM 400's management system (under Diagnostics -> MSC -> Network
>event log -> items 16 - 20 as most recent), there is a series of
>several events in a row:
>
>Alarm 044
>Severity 8
>Repeats 1
>Time 20070329125526
>Parameters 00
>
>Event 336
>Severity 5
>Repeats 1
>Time 20070329125539
>Parameters 00
>
>Event 325
>Severity 5
>Repeats 1
>Time 20070329125627
>Parameters 00
>
>Event 328
>Severity 5
>Repeats 1
>Time 20070329125527
>Parameters 00
>
>Event 323
>Severity 5
>Repeats 1
>Time 20070329125636
>Parameters 00
>
>Can anyone explain this or know what this means?
>
>I also posted this on Tek-Tips:
>http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1351230&page=1
This may or not help. Don't usually work on the BCM
Event ID: 44 Message: The long term alarm threshold has been surpassed
in DTCM %1 for
the detection of Remote Alarm Indication. The most likely cause is an
irregularity with the PSTN connections. The cable connecting the
DTCM to the network termination point or external CSU has been
disconnected, or there is a problem with the signal from the network.
User action: Check the logs and look for Events ranging from 315-336.
If this alarm
occurs more than once over a two-week period, contact your local
support group.
Alarm severity: Critical
Trap-type: Error
Logs: MSC event 319, Sev=P8, Cat=F
KenW
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