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Chapter 2 Basic Concepts
What Basic Functions Can I Perform in Cisco MGM?
2.2.2 Filtering Data
Filter dialog boxes filter user-specified data. Many Cisco MGM tables have Filter dialog boxes that
enable you to filter data in different ways and display the results in a table.
2.2.3 Exporting Data
Most Cisco MGM tables support an export function to export the table contents to a flat file. The Export
dialog box allows you to export the data as comma-separated values (CSVs) or tab-separated values
(TSVs), which are formats commonly used to import data into spreadsheet and database applications for
further analysis and manipulation. Click the Other radio button if you want to separate the Cisco MGM
data values with a different character. If you specify a character as a separator and your data contains
the same character, the character in the data is automatically enclosed in double quotes. This allows the
spreadsheet or database application to understand that the character is part of your data. Regardless of
whether you select Comma-Separated, Tab-Separated, or Other, Cisco MGM automatically encloses text
in double quotes if it has a separator.
Note If you export data to Microsoft Excel, save the exported file with “.csv” as the filename extension.
To export only the selected row(s), click the Selected row(s) radio button. To export all rows in the page,
click the All rows in current page radio button.
By default, exported data is stored in the C:\Cisco\CiscoMGMClient<version_number>\exports or
/opt/CiscoMGM<version_number>/exports directory under the name that you provide in the “Export
data to file” text box. Click Browse to change the file location.
Note The default directory /opt/CiscoMGMServer may have been changed during installation of the
Cisco MGM server.
2.2.4 Exporting Alarms and Events
In addition to exporting directly from the Alarm Browser or the Alarm Log, Cisco MGM provides an
Event Export Manager that allows you to export alarms and events as they occur to the file of your
choice. You can also set various export parameters to refine the export. You can choose to export events
continuously or to export a specific number of events.
To export events continuously, in the Diagnostic Center, choose Fault > Event Export Manager, then
click Start Export.
The Event Export Manager will export events continuously until you click Stop Export, or until the
current Cisco MGM session ends, whichever occurs first.
To export a specific number of events, check the Stop export when check box, enter a number of
records, and click Start Export. The export will stop after the specified number of events are logged.
Table 2-9 describes the fields in the Event Export window.
- User Guide 1
- CONTENTS 3
- 3 Planning the Network 3-1 5
- 4 Building the Network 4-1 5
- 6 Configuring Hardware 6-1 8
- Contents 10
- OL-5461-02 10
- 8 Managing Security 8-1 11
- 9 Managing Faults 9-1 12
- 10 Managing Performance 10-1 14
- 11 Managing Inventory 11-1 15
- A Icons and Menus A-1 15
- B Error Messages B-1 16
- C Troubleshooting C-1 16
- D Statistics Summary D-1 22
- E Real-Time Counters E-1 23
- F.2 Bouncy Castle F-3 25
- F.3 jacORB F-4 25
- Changes to the User Guide 27
- Audience 27
- Documentation 27
- Obtaining Documentation 28
- Documentation Feedback 29
- Submitting a Service Request 30
- Introduction 33
- Chapter 1 Introduction 34
- 1.4.2 Adding a User 39
- 1.4.3 Adding a New Group 39
- Basic Concepts 41
- Chapter 2 Basic Concepts 42
- 2.1.1.1.1 Status Tab 43
- 2.1.1.1.2 Identification Tab 43
- 2.1.1.2 Group Properties 44
- 2.1.1.3.1 Status Tab 45
- 2.1.1.3.2 Identification Tab 45
- 2.1.3 Using Network Maps 46
- 2.1.4 Using Control Panel 47
- 2.1.5 Using Wizards 48
- 2.1.6 Paging through Data 49
- 2.1.7 Finding Data 49
- 2.1.9 Using Mnemonics 50
- 2.1.10 Using the Online Help 50
- 2.1.11 Using the Pin Tool 51
- 2.2.2 Filtering Data 52
- 2.2.3 Exporting Data 52
- 2.2.5 Refreshing Data 53
- 2.2.6 Pruning the Database 53
- 2.3.1 What is FCPS? 54
- Figure 2-2 Dashboard 56
- 2.3.3.4 NE Release Management 59
- 2.3.4.1 Statistics Report 60
- 2.3.5.5 NE Access Control 64
- 2.3.5.6 Audit Log 64
- Planning the Network 67
- Building the Network 73
- 4.2.3 Adding Network Elements 75
- 4.3 How Do I Build Groups? 83
- 4.3.2 Copying Groups 84
- 4.3.3 Moving Groups 84
- 4.3.4 Deleting Groups 85
- How Do I Build Network Maps? 90
- Figure 4-2 Network Map Window 92
- 4.5.3.1 Modifying a Node Icon 93
- 4.6.1 Discovering NEs 96
- How Do I Test Connectivity? 100
- How Do I Manage the Database? 102
- 5.1.3.2 Oracle Export Utility 108
- 5.1.3.4 Oracle Import Utility 109
- 5.1.4 Pruning the Database 113
- 5.1.4.2 Using Pruning Scripts 114
- Caution Before running the 115
- ORACLE_SID 118
- How Do I Monitor the Network? 119
- 5.2.6.4 Job Monitor Notes 126
- How Do I Modify the Network? 134
- 5.3.2.1 Backing Up Memory 136
- 5.3.2.2 Restoring Memory 138
- Same Server 141
- 5.5.1.1 Adding Redundancy 149
- 5.7.3 Printing an HTML Report 155
- Configuring Hardware 157
- 6.1.1 Launching Chassis View 158
- 6.4.1 Configuring a Node 169
- 6.4.4.3 Displaying Sensors 179
- 6.4.6 Managing Node Clocking 182
- Category (continued) 215
- (continued) 217
- Category 233
- (continued) 256
- Step 6 Complete the fields 263
- 6.7.7.3 Creating PRI-BH 267
- How Do I Configure RPM Cards? 272
- • internalFirst 312
- • externalFirst 312
- Provisioning Connections 341
- 7.4.3 Deleting Connections 350
- 7.6.1 Up a Connection 355
- 7.6.2 Down a Connection 356
- 7.6.3 Loopback a Connection 357
- Managing Security 359
- 8.3.1 Restricting User Access 360
- 1. BERT = Bit Error Rate Test 361
- 8.3.3 User Profiles 363
- 8.3.3.1 Viewing User Profiles 364
- than zero 385
- 8.4.1 Viewing the Audit Log 390
- Managing Faults 391
- 9.1.1 What the NE Provides 392
- Customers? 393
- 9.2.1 Dashboard 394
- 9.2.2 Tooltips 395
- 9.2.3 Domain Explorer 395
- 9.2.4 Alarm Browser 397
- 9.2.5 Network Map 399
- 9.2.6 Diagnostic Center 400
- Figure 9-5 Diagnostic Center 401
- • 9.3.2 Suppressing Alarms 401
- 9.4 Is the Service Working? 403
- 9.4.1 Viewing Service Status 404
- 9.4.2 Viewing Alarms 405
- Is the Service Working? 406
- 9.4.15 Diagnosing Connections 419
- 9.4.16 Bit Error Rate Test 420
- • No Error 422
- • Insert Error 422
- 9.5 Where Is the Fault? 423
- 9.5.1 Sources of Information 424
- Where Is the Fault? 425
- 9.6.3 Setting Debug Options 432
- Step 3 Click Apply 433
- What Is the Fault Priority? 435
- 9.7.1 Alarm Severity Levels 436
- 9.7.2 Filtering the Alarm Log 436
- from GMT, or local 437
- 9.7.3 Filtering Data by Time 437
- 9.9.1 Archiving Alarm Log 440
- How Did You Manage the Fault? 441
- Managing Performance 443
- 10.2.1 Types of Report 445
- 10.2.1.1 Raw Data Report 446
- 10.3.2 Self Monitor Table 447
- Managing Inventory 465
- 11.2 Domain NE Tables 466
- Domain NE Tables 467
- Equipment Inventory Tables 468
- Managing CORBA Interfaces 471
- 12.1.1.1 Global Tab 472
- 12.1.1.2 OSS Clients Tab 473
- Port Number \ 474
- Configuring the CORBA Timeout 475
- Icons and Menus 477
- A.2 Toolbar Options 478
- Toolbar Options 479
- A.3 Menu Options 483
- Menu Options 484
- A.3.2 Edit Menu 486
- A.3.3 Fault Menu 489
- A.3.4 Performance Menu 489
- A.3.5 Configuration Menu 489
- A.3.6 Administration Menu 490
- A.3.7 Window Menu 491
- A.3.8 Help Menu 491
- A.4 Hierarchy Pane Icons 492
- A.4.3 Operational State Icons 493
- A.4.4 Severity Icons 494
- A.5 Inspector View Icons 495
- A.6 Network Map Icons 496
- A.6.2 Icon Colors 497
- Table A-27 Icon Colors 498
- A.6.4 Network Map Edit Menu 499
- Network Map Icons 500
- Error Messages 501
- AppendixB Error Messages 502
- Filename 519
- Directory_name 519
- IP_address 570
- Database_error_string 573
- Error_string 573
- Exception_string 577
- {activate 599
- Detailed_error_message 599
- Troubleshooting 615
- C.1 Server Problems 616
- C.1.7 NE Is Not Discovered 620
- C.1.8 NE Is Not Reachable 620
- Server Problems 621
- Client Connectivity Problems 622
- C.3.1 Cannot Delete an NE 624
- C.3.3 Cannot Schedule Jobs 625
- Workstation? 625
- <Group/Service> 626
- C.4 Topology Problems 628
- Topology Problems 629
- C.5.1 Sync Up Issues 634
- Equipment Management Problems 635
- C.5.1.5 Node Resync Mode is 5 638
- Dbroker Sync Up 640
- Provisioning for MGX 643
- Statistics Report Problems 647
- C.6.2 Basic Issues 649
- Show a Newly Added Node 650
- Show a Node 651
- Statistics Report GUIs 652
- Report GUI Alarm Issues 657
- • 0 or more ClearAlarmCondIds 660
- 3. Transient Alarm Rule Type 660
- C.7 Chassis View Problems 664
- C.7.1 Chassis View Basics 665
- Chassis View Problems 666
- C.7.10 Lines Not Selectable 667
- C.8.2.1 XML Parsing Error 674
- C.8.2.2 SNMP No Data Error 675
- C.8.2.4 SNMP Timeout Error 676
- C.8.2.5 SNMP Set Error 677
- (Using the Modify Button) 682
- Button) 683
- C.9.3 Cmsvr Errors 688
- C.9.4 CMGRD 693
- C.9.4.3 Cmgrd Errors 698
- Timeout" 699
- C.9.4.4 Cmgrd—Switch Errors 702
- VPI/VCI not available" 703
- Parameters." 705
- Diagnostics Center Problems 706
- C.10.2.1 XML Parser Error 712
- C.10.2.4 Node Resync Fails 714
- Problems 717
- from above 719
- C.11.2 PM Parsing Issues 721
- C.12.1 Statistics Report 722
- C.13 Service Agent Problems 724
- Service Agent Problems 725
- C.14 Audit Trail Log Problems 727
- C.15 Miscellaneous Problems 728
- Miscellaneous Problems 729
- C.15.2 Data Inconsistency 730
- C.15.3 Cisco MGM FTP Daemon 735
- Statistics Summary 741
- D.1 Connection Statistics 743
- Connection Statistics 744
- D.1.2 AXSM-E Connection 745
- D.2 Service Line Statistics 748
- Statistics 749
- Service Line Statistics 750
- D.2.3 AXSM Line 754
- D.2.4 AXSM-E Line 757
- D.3 Port Statistics 759
- Port Statistics 760
- D.3.2 AXSM-E Port 762
- D.3.3 VXSM Port Statistics 769
- D.4 Card Statistics 770
- Card Statistics 771
- D.5 Path Statistics 772
- Path Statistics 773
- D.6 PNNI Network Statistics 781
- D.6.2 PNNI Port Statistics 782
- D.7 Protocol Statistics 783
- Protocol Statistics 784
- D.8 Physical Line Statistics 790
- Physical Line Statistics 791
- Real-Time Counters 809
- MPSM OR cardFamily EQ FRSM12 816
- Counters 821
- • Port Counters 822
- Table E-10 Port Counters 822
- Table E-21 Alarm Statistics 836
- • Line Current Counters 837
- • IMA Group Alarm Counters 847
- • IMA Link Counters 849
- Table E-33 IMA Link Counters 849
- Table E-45 Alarm Statistics 863
- • Category—Interface Counters 868
- • Alarm Statistics 879
- Table E-64 Alarm Statistics 883
- • Line Counters 891
- Table E-72 Line Counters 891
- Table E-76 Command Statistics 896
- Table E-78 XGCP Counters 898
- Table E-82 Command Statistics 902
- Table E-83 Context Statistics 903
- Table E-84 Port Counters 904
- Table E-99 Channel Counters 916
- F.1 OpenSSL 931
- F.2 Bouncy Castle 933
- F.3 jacORB 934
- GLOSSARY 935
- Glossary 936
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