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Retrieving Call Detail Records and Network Measurements

Retrieving Call Detail Records and Network Measurements

This chapter describes how to set up and retrieve the log records generated by the telephony controller software. The telephony controller software contains a program called the data dumper that automatically creates call detail records (CDRs), measurements, and alarm records as ASCII files, and spools them to a directory where they can be collected by an external system, such as an SNMP manager or a customer Operations Support System (OSS). You can use these log records to get detailed information about the calls processed by your system and about network events, such as delays or conditions affecting service.

See "Troubleshooting Your System," for information on retrieving and clearing alarms.

Note The log files described in this chapter differ from the system log files generated by the telephony controller software for debugging and troubleshooting. See the "Retrieving System Log Files" section for information on retrieving and interpreting system logs.

4.1 Before You Start

To perform the procedures in this chapter, you must be logged on to the signalling controller with a user ID that is part of the transpath group. To verify that your user ID is part of the transpath group, see the"Setting Up the Transpath Group and Users" section. For some procedures in this chapter, you must log in as Root; this will be noted in the applicable sections.

Be sure that you are familiar with UNIX and MML commands before attempting these procedures. See "UNIX System Operation," for more information about basic UNIX commands see "MML Commands," for more information about MML commands.

4.1.1 Starting MML

To start an MML session:

Step 1 Log in to the telephony controller node with a user ID that is part of the TransPath group.

Step 2 Enter the following command:

mml

When you successfully enter MML, the prompt changes to:

    mml>
Note If you receive an error message indicating that a session is in use, enter the following command:

mml -s session number

Session number can be any number from 2 to 12. Repeat until you find a vacant session.

4.2 Configuring Log Files

The data dumper runs automatically and functions correctly with the default settings. However, you can customize the dumper settings by editing the dmprSink.dat file. See the "dmprSink.datDumper Sink" section for more information on this file.

Table 4-1 lists the fields that can be modified, depending on your needs:


Table 4-1: Log File Configuration Fields
Field Name Default Value Description

maxRecs

1000

The maximum number of records a log file can contain before the file is flushed or moved to the spool area. If this is 0, the number of records is unlimited.

maxSize

0

The maximum size a log file can reach before it is moved to the spool area. If this is 0, the size of the file is unlimited.

maxTime

15

The maximum time, in minutes, that a log file is allowed to remain open (collecting CDRs) before it is flushed or moved to the spool area. If this is 0, there is no time limit. If there is no data in the file, it will not be flushed when the time limit is exceeded.
Caution Table 4-2 lists fields you should not modify or change. One or more of these fields MUST be set for each record in the dmprSink.dat

Table 4-2: Log File Configuration Fields---Do Not Modify
Field Name Default Value Description

recordFormat

csv

The translation of the records being placed in the capture file.

logDirectory

/var/log

The directory where the current dumper logs reside.

logSpoolDir

/var/spool

The directory to which historical logs are copied after being closed.

To configure the dmprSink.dat file fields:

Step 1 Log in to the telephony controller node and start an MML session. (See the"Starting MML" section for more information.)

Step 2 Enter the following MML command to stop the data dumper:

STP-SOFTW:DMPR-01

The system returns a message similar to the following:

    TransPath: tp02  VSC2700 1999-03-01 18:51:58
M  COMPLD
   SWDT
   "DMPR-01"
   /* Status, Waiting for Dependent Processes to Stop
     This is not an error, run rtrv-softw to see when
     all desired processes have stopped */
   ;

Step 3 Exit MML and change to the /opt/TransPath/etc directory.

Step 4 Using a text editor, such as vi, edit the dmprSink.dat file fields you want to change and save your changes.

Step 5 Start an MML session, and enter the following MML command to start the data dumper:

STA-SOFTW:DMPR-01

The system returns a message similar to the following:

     TransPath: tp02  VSC2700 1999-03-01 18:52:53
M  COMPLD
   "DMPR-01"
   ;

Step 6 Verify that the dumper program is running again by entering the following MML command:

RTRV-SOFTW:DMPR-01

The system returns a message similar to the following:

    TransPath: tp02  VSC2700 1999-03-01 18:53:56
M  RTRV
   "DMPR-01:RUNNING"
   ;

4.3 Retrieving Log Files

The data dumper collects measurements for log files based on the parameters in Table 4-1. While file measurements are being collected, they are located in the /opt/TransPath/var/log directory. After files are closed, they are renamed and moved to the /opt/TransPath/var/spool directory for retrieval or offline inspection.

To view files in the current directory:

Step 1 Log in to the telephony controller node and change to the /opt/TransPath/var/log directory.

Step 2 You can view these log files:

To view files in the spool directory:

Step 1 Log in to the telephony controller node and change to the /opt/TransPath/var/spool directory.

Step 2 View the closed log files. (See the next section for information on interpreting log file formats.)

4.4 Interpreting Log Files

Each log file contains records specific to a log type. For example, CDR logs vary from measurement logs. After log files are closed, they are renamed and moved to the spool area. Log files are named according to the following format:

RecordType_Date.Record.Format

 Example 4-1 shows a list of measurement log files from the spool area.



Example 4-1: Measurement Log Files

meas_19990215134041.csv  meas_19990301183810.csv  meas_19990315223457.csv
meas_19990215135541.csv  meas_19990301185310.csv  meas_19990315224957.csv
 

 Table 4-3 lists the log file identifiers and descriptions.



Table 4-3: Measurement Log Files 



Log File Identifier
Description



 Record type


 Types of records:


  • cdr---call detail records
    

  • alm---alarm records
    

  • meas---measurement counters
    





 Date


 Date and time when the capture file was created using Time of Epoch, January 1, 1970. Date format is yyyymmddHHMMSS. The subsections are defined as follows:


  • yyyy = Four-digit year
    

  • mm = Two-digit month
    

  • dd = Two-digit day
    

  • HH = Two-digit hour (24-hour clock GMT)
    

  • MM = Two-digit minutes
    

  • SS = Two-digit seconds
    


Note For Release 4.2.12 and higher, a Y2K-compliant 4-digit year is created. Time stamps are always in the number of seconds, starting on January 1, 1970 at 00:00:00 GMT.



 Record format


 Types of record formats:


  • csv---comma separate variable (default)
    

  • bin---binary
    














 The following sections list the format of each type of log records.


4.4.1    Call Detail Records


 CDRs are fixed-length, ASCII data records that the contain call information gathered by the telephony controller node. The CDR is used to provide the billing information for your system. This information is written to log files. One record is written for each call. 


 Table 4-4 shows a complete list of CDR information fields. 



Note Non-populated integer or hex fields display a zero, except for the CPC language field. Non-populated string fields display double quotes ("") except for the charge number field. Field lengths refer to the number of decimal digits or characters that must be stored for each CDR.




Table 4-4: Call Detail Record Fields 



Field Name
Data Type
Field Length
Comments



 Revision level


 Integer


 3


 The current CDR format revision level (=2).




 Pretranslated calling number indicator


 Integer


 1


 Not used. Value = 0.




 Calling number


 String


 32


 This is the CLI1 prior to any translation being performed.




 Pretranslated dialed number indicator


 Integer


 1


 Not used. Value = 0.




 Dialed number


 String


 32 


 This is the dialed number prior to any translations being performed.




 Posttranslated calling number indicator


 Integer


 1


 Not used. Value = 0.




 Translated calling number


 String


 32


 The CLI number after any translations are performed.




 Posttranslated dialed number indicator


 Integer


 1


 Not used. Value = 0.




 Translated dialed number


 String


 32


 This is the dialed number after translations are performed.




 Setup time


 Integer


 10


 This is the time when the initial setup message was received.


 Time is in UNIX format (number of seconds since January 1, 1970).




 Seizure time


 Integer


 10 


 This is the time when the outgoing line was seized. 


 Time is in UNIX format (number of seconds since January 1, 1970).




 Answer Supervision time


 Integer


 10


 This is the time when the call was answered.


 Time is in UNIX format (number of seconds since January 1, 1970).




 Disconnect time


 Integer


 10


 This is the time when call ended.


 Time is in UNIX format (number of seconds since January 1, 1970).




 Disconnect side


 Integer


 1


 This is the side of the call that disconnected first:


 0 = Originating side


 1 = Terminating side




 Release code


 Hex


 4


 Cisco-specific format.




 In signal-path ID


 Integer


 8


 When converted to hex, this is the Component ID of the originating signal path.




 In traffic-channel ID


 Integer


 5


 This is the ID for the originating traffic channel (for SS7, the CIC).




 In protocol ID


 Integer


 2


 This is the numeric representation of the protocol family for the originating side:


 0 = ISDN PRI


 1= SS7


 2 = DPNSS


 3 = CAS


 4 = ASN


 5 = Unknown




 Out signal-path ID


 Integer


 8


 When converted to hex, this is the Component ID of the terminating signal path.




 Out traffic-channel ID


 Integer


 6


 This is the ID for the terminating traffic channel (for SS7, the CIC).




 Out protocol ID


 Integer


 2


 This is the numeric representation of the protocol family for the terminating side:


 0 = ISDN PRI


 1 = SS7


 2 = DPNSS


 3 = CAS


 4 = ASN


 5 = Unknown




 Bearer capability flags


 Hex


 4


 Not used. Value = 0.




 Customer ID


 Integer


 5


 Not used. Value = 0.




 Charge number


 String


 32


 Holds the charge number.

Note Valid values are double quotes or no value (blank space).



 CPC2 call type


 Integer


 1


 Calling party call category:


 0 = Unknown call value


 1 = Ordinary call


 2 = Priority call


 3 = Emergency call


 5 = Data call




 CPC user


 Integer


 1


 Calling party user category:


 0 = Unknown user


 1 = Subscriber user


 2 = Operator


 3 = Pay phone


 4 = Emergency


 5 = Network


 6 = ATT PR1


 7 = ATT PR2


 8 = ATT PR3


 9 = ATT PR4


 10 = ATT PR5


 11 = CGSUB PR2


 12 = CGSUB PR3


 13 = CGSUB PR4


 14 = CGSUB PR5


 15 = Service Line


 16 = DPNSS 


 17 = Conf device


 18 = Alarm device


 19 = Payphone type2


 20 = Payphone type3


 21 = Payphone type4


 22 = PBX subscriber1


 23 = PBX subscriber2


 24 = PBX subscriber3


 25 = PBX subscriber4




 CPC language


 Integer


 1


 CPC language:


 0= Unknown language


 2 = English


 3 = Russian


 4 = French 


 5 = German


 6 = Spanish


 7 = Italian


 8 = Dutch


 9 = Chinese


 10 = Japanese


 11 = Arabic


 12 = Greek


 13 = Portuguese


 14 = Norwegian 


 15 = Swedish


 16 = Hungarian


 17 = Admin1


 18 = Admin2 


 19 = Admin3

Note Can also display no value (blank space).



 Reserved


 Integer


 1


 Field reserved for future use.




 Reserved


 Integer


 1


 Field reserved for future use.




 Call type flag


 Integer


 1


 This indicates whether the call was a real or virtual call (used primarily in DPNSS).


 0 = Real call


 1 = Virtual call




 Call feature flag


 Integer


 1


 This indicates whether the call was a normal call or a feature call (for example, call forwarding and call waiting).


 0 = Normal call


 1 = Feature call




  NOA3 pretranslated calling number


 Integer


 2


 NOA for pretranslated calling number values:


 1 = None


 2 = Unknown


 3 = Subscriber


 4 = National


 5 = International


 6 = Network


 7 = Meridian 


 8 = ABBR 


 9 = Unique 3DIG NAT NUM 


 10 = No ANI Recd 


 11 = Non-unique subscriber


 12 = Non-unique national


 13 = Non-unique international 


 14 = OPR req treated 


 15 = OPR req subscriber 


 16 = OPR req national


 17 = OPR req international


 18 = OPR req no num


 19 = Carrier no num


 20 = 950 call 


 21 = Test line code


 22 = INT inbound


 23 = NAT or INTL Carrier ACC Code Inc


 24 = CELL Global ID GSM (Swedish ISUP only)


 25 = CELL Global ID NMT 900 (Swedish ISUP only)


 26 = CELL Global ID NMT 450 (Swedish ISUP only)


 27 = CELL Global ID Autonet (Swedish ISUP only)


 28 (universal) = Ported number




 NOA pretranslated dialed number


 Integer


 2


 NOA for pretranslated dialed number values:


 1 = None


 2 = Unknown


 3 = Subscriber


 4 = National


 5 = International


 6 = Network


 7 = Meridian 


 8 = ABBR 


 9 = Unique 3DIG NAT NUM 


 10 = No ANI Recd 


 11 = Non-unique subscriber


 12 = Non-unique national


 13 = Non-unique international 


 14 = OPR req treated 


 15 = OPR req subscriber 


 16 = OPR req national


 17 = OPR req international


 18 = OPR req no num


 19 = Carrier no num


 20 = 950 call 


 21 = Test line code


 22 = INT inbound


 23 = NAT or INTL Carrier ACC Code Inc


 24 = CELL Global ID GSM (Swedish ISUP only)


 25 = CELL Global ID NMT 900 (Swedish ISUP only)


 26 = CELL Global ID NMT 450 (Swedish ISUP only)


 27 = CELL Global ID Autonet (Swedish ISUP only)


 28 (universal) = Ported number




 NOA posttranslated calling number


 Integer


 2


 NOA for posttranslated calling number values:


 1 = None


 2 = Unknown


 3 = Subscriber


 4 = National


 5 = International


 6 = Network


 7 = Meridian 


 8 = ABBR 


 9 = Unique 3DIG NAT NUM 


 10 = No ANI Recd 


 11 = Non-unique subscriber


 12 = Non-unique national


 13 = Non-unique international 


 14 = OPR req treated 


 15 = OPR req subscriber 


 16 = OPR req national


 17 = OPR req international


 18 = OPR req no num


 19 = Carrier no num


 20 = 950 call 


 21 = Test line code


 22 = INT inbound


 23 = NAT or INTL Carrier ACC Code Inc


 24 = CELL Global ID GSM (Swedish ISUP only)


 25 = CELL Global ID NMT 900 (Swedish ISUP only)


 26 = CELL Global ID NMT 450 (Swedish ISUP only)


 27 = CELL Global ID Autonet (Swedish ISUP only)


 28 (universal) = Ported number




 NOA posttranslated dialed number


 Integer


 2


 NOA for posttranslated dialed number values:


 1 = None


 2 = Unknown


 3 = Subscriber


 4 = National


 5 = International


 6 = Network


 7 = Meridian 


 8 = ABBR 


 9 = Unique 3DIG NAT NUM 


 10 = No ANI Recd 


 11 = Non-unique subscriber


 12 = Non-unique national


 13 = Non-unique international 


 14 = OPR req treated 


 15 = OPR req subscriber 


 16 = OPR req national


 17 = OPR req international


 18 = OPR req no num


 19 = Carrier no num


 20 = 950 call 


 21 = Test line code


 22 = INT inbound


 23 = NAT or INTL Carrier ACC Code Inc


 24 = CELL Global ID GSM (Swedish ISUP only)


 25 = CELL Global ID NMT 900 (Swedish ISUP only)


 26 = CELL Global ID NMT 450 (Swedish ISUP only)


 27 = CELL Global ID Autonet (Swedish ISUP only)


 28 (universal) = Ported number




 Total meter pulses


 Integer


 4


 Holds the total meter pulses (certain ISUPs and TUPs support this optional information).








1CLI = calling line identifier

2CPC = calling party category

3NOA = nature of address. The NOA value is Cisco-specific and represents the combined possible values from the various protocols supported by the application.





4.4.2    			Alarm Records


 Table 4-5 lists the alarm record fields and descriptions.



Note For detailed information on retrieving and clearing alarms, see the "Retrieving and Clearing Alarms" section.




Table 4-5: Alarm Record Fields and Descriptions 



Field
Description



 releaseLevel


 Record release level (version).




 timeStamp


 Time when record was written to log.




 state


 Alarm active = 0; Alarm clear = 1 (For informational alarms, state is always set to1).




 severity


 The severity level of the alarm:


 1 = informational


 2 = minor


 3 = major


 4 = critical




 alarmCat


 The name of the alarm category. (See the "alarmCats.datAlarm Categories" section for more information).




 componentId


 The component where the alarm occurred. (See the"components.datComponents" section for more information.)




 originator


 The process that originated the alarm.













 See the "Retrieving and Clearing Alarms" section for more information on retrieving and clearing alarms.


4.5    Measurement Records

 
 Telephony measurements are continuously updated on the telephony controller node and reported to log files at 15-minute, 1-hour, and 24-hour intervals. These files are spooled to a directory where they are collected by an external system, such as a customer Operations Support System (OSS). Use these files to create performance reports or track your network statistics.


 Table 4-6 lists the measurement records fields and descriptions.



Table 4-6: Measurement Fields and Descriptions 



Field
Description



 releaseLevel


 Record Release Level (version).




 intervalStarted


 Time when measurement interval started using timeStamp format.




 intervalSeconds


 Elapsed time of collection interval, in seconds.




 measValue


 Value of the measurement at the end of the interval.




 measUnit


 Type of Measurement (for example, number of occurrences).




 measCat


 Measurement category (see "measCats.datMeasurement Categories" section.)




 componentId


 Components to which the measurement applies. (See the "components.datComponents" section).













 Measurements can also be retrieved using MML. See the "RTRV-CTRRetrieve Measurement Counter" section.


 Supported measurements are listed in Table 4-7.


  

Table 4-7: Telephony Controller Measurements




Counter name
Description
Measurement Unit
Intervals



 ASP: RCV CONN REQ


 Auxiliary signaling path connection requests.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24         




 ASP: RCV MSG


 Auxiliary signaling path messages received.


 Messages


 15, 60, 24         




 ASP: XMIT MSG


 Auxiliary signaling path messages sent.


 Messages


 15, 60, 24         




 C7LNK: DUR IS


 C7/SS7 link---duration In-Service.


 Seconds


 5, 30, 24 




 C7LNK: DUR UNAVAIL


 C7/SS7 link---duration unavailable.


 Seconds


 5, 30, 24 




 C7LNK: MSU DROP-CONG


 C7/SS7 link---messages dropped due to congestion.


 Count


 5, 30, 24




 C7LNK: RCV SIO TOT


 C7/SS7 link---total realignment (SIF/SIO) messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30, 24 




 C7LNK: RCV SU ERR


 C7/SS7 link---total signaling units received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30, 24   




 C7LNK: XMIT SIO TOT


 C7/SS7 link---total realignment (SIF1/SIO2) messages transmitted.


 Occurrences


 5, 30, 24 




 C7SP: SP DUR UNAVAIL


 C7/SS7 signaling point---duration unavailable.


 Seconds


 5, 30         




 C7SP: XMIT MSU DROP/RTE


 C7/SS7 signaling point---total of transmitted messages dropped due to routing failure.


 Count


 5, 30, 24     




 DL: RCV FRMR RESP


 Data link---bad FRMR responses received.


 Responses


 15, 60, 24




 DL: RCV SABME


 Data link---number of SABME3 messages received.


 Frames


 15, 60, 24       




 DL: RCV SABMR


 Data link---number of DPNSS4 SABMR5 messages received.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24         




 DL: RCV SEQ


 Data link---bad N(R)6 messages received.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24




 DL: RCV SIZE


 Data link---bad frame size received.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24




 DL: RCV UNSOL


 Data link---unsolicited frames received.


 Frames


 15, 60, 24         




 DL: XMIT T200


 Data link---number of T200 expirations transmitted.


 Expirations


 15, 60, 24         




 ISUP: ABN REL TOT


 ISUP total abnormal release messages.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: CHAN MATE UNAVAILABLE


 ISUP total of channel unavailable messages.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV ACM TOT


 ISUP7 total ACM8 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV ANM TOT


 ISUP total ANM9 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV BLA TOT


 ISUP total BLA10 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV BLO TOT


 ISUP total BLO11 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CCR TOT


 ISUP total CCR12 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CFN TOT


 ISUP total CFN13 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CGB TOT


 ISUP total CGB14 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CGBA TOT


 ISUP total CGBA15 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CGU TOT


 ISUP total CGU16 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CGUA TOT


 ISUP total CGUA17 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CON TOT


 ISUP total CON18 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV COT TOT


 ISUP total COT19 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CPG TOT


 ISUP total CPG20 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CQM TOT


 ISUP total CQMs21 received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CQR TOT


 ISUP total CQR22 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CRA TOT


 ISUP total CRA23 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CRM TOT


 ISUP total CRM24 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CVR TOT


 ISUP total CVR25 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV CVT TOT


 ISUP total CVT26 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV EXM TOT


 ISUP total EXMs27 received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV FAA TOT


 ISUP total FAA28 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV FAC TOT


 ISUP total FAC29 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV FAD TOT


 ISUP total FAD30 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV FAR TOT


 ISUP total FAR31 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV FOT TOT


 ISUP total FOT32 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV FRJ TOT


 ISUP total FRJ33 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV GRA TOT


 ISUP total GRA34 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV GRS TOT


 ISUP total GRS35 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV IAM TOT


 ISUP total IAM36 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV INF TOT


 ISUP total INF37 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV INR TOT


 ISUP total INR38 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV LPA TOT


 ISUP total LPA39 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV MPM TOT


 ISUP total MPM40 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV MSG TOT


 ISUP total messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV PAM TOT


 ISUP total PAM41 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV REL TOT


 ISUP total REL42 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV RES TOT


 ISUP total RES43 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV RLC TOT


 ISUP total RLC44 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV RSC TOT


 ISUP total RSC45 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV SAM TOT


 ISUP total SAM46 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV SGM TOT


 ISUP total SGM47 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV SUS TOT


 ISUP total SUS48 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV UBA TOT


 ISUP total UBA49 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV UBL TOT


 ISUP total UBL50 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV UCIC TOT


 ISUP total UCIC51 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: RCV USR TOT


 ISUP total USR52 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: UNEX MSG TOT


 ISUP total unexpected messages.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: UNREC MSG TOT


 ISUP total unrecognized messages.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT ACM TOT


 ISUP total ACM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT ANM TOT


 ISUP total ANM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT BLA TOT


 ISUP total BLA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT BLO TOT


 ISUP total BLO messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CCR TOT


 ISUP total CCR messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CFN TOT


 ISUP total CFN messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CGB TOT


 ISUP total CGB messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CGBA TOT


 ISUP total CGBA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CGU TOT


 ISUP total CGU messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CGUA TOT


 ISUP total CGUA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CON TOT


 ISUP total CON messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT COT TOT


 ISUP total COT messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CPG TOT


 ISUP total CPG messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CQM TOT


 ISUP total CQMs sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CQR TOT


 ISUP total CQR messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CRA TOT


 ISUP total CRA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CRM TOT


 ISUP total CRM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CVR TOT


 ISUP total CVR messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT CVT TOT


 ISUP total CVT messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT EXM TOT


 ISUP total EXMs sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT FAA TOT


 ISUP total FAA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT FAC TOT


 ISUP total FAC messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT FAD TOT


 ISUP total FAD messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT FAR TOT


 ISUP total FAR messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT FOT TOT


 ISUP total FOT messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT FRJ TOT


 ISUP total FRJ messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT GRA TOT


 ISUP total GRA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT GRS TOT


 ISUP total GRS messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT IAM TOT


 ISUP total IAM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT INF TOT


 ISUP total INF messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT INR TOT


 ISUP total INR messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT LPA TOT


 ISUP total LPA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT MPM TOT


 ISUP total MPM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT MSG TOT


 ISUP total messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT PAM TOT


 ISUP total PAM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT REL TOT


 ISUP total REL messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT RES TOT


 ISUP total RES messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT RLC TOT


 ISUP total RLC messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT RSC TOT


 ISUP total RSC messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT SAM TOT


 ISUP total SAM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT SGM TOT


 ISUP total SGM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT SUS TOT


 ISUP total SUS messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT UBA TOT


 ISUP total UBA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT UBL TOT


 ISUP total UBL messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT UCIC TOT


 ISUP total UCIC messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 ISUP: XMIT USR TOT


 ISUP total USR messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 LIF: CODE VIOLATION


 Line interface coding violations.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24         




 LIF: ES


 Line interface errored seconds.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24         




 LIF: FRAME SLIP


 Line interface frame slips.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24




 LIF: SES


 Line interface severely errored seconds.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24          




 NUP: RCV MSG TOT


 NUP53 total messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 NUP: UNEX MSG TOT


 NUP total unexpected messages.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 NUP: XMIT MSG TOT


 NUP total messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 OVL: Call Failure


 Overload---calls rejected due to overload.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24         




 OVL: LVL1 Duration


 Overload---minutes in level 1 overload condition.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24         




 OVL: LVL2 Duration


 Overload---minutes in level 2 overload condition.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24         




 OVL: LVL3 Duration


 Overload---minutes in level 3 overload condition.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24         




 PRI: CHAN MATE UNAVAILABLE


 PRI---total channel mate unavailable messages.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24         




 SC: RCV BAD CRC


 Signaling channel---frames received with bad CRC.54


 Frames


 15, 60, 24




 SC: RCV BAD TOT


 Signaling channel---total bad frames received.


 Frames


 15, 60, 24         




 SC: RCV FRM TOT


 Signaling channel---total frames received.


 Frames


 15, 60, 24




 SC: RCV FRMR


 Signaling channel---bad FRMR55 response.


 Responses


 15, 60, 24         




 SC: RCV RESET


 Signaling channel---number of resets received.


 Resets


 15, 60, 24         




 SC: XMIT FRM TOT


 Signaling channel---total frames transmitted.


 Frames


 15, 60, 24         




 SP: Blacklist Call Ctr


 Blacklist---threshold counter.


 Occurrences


 15, 60, 24




 SP: cInit in


 Signal path---number of call initialization messages received.


 Messages


 5, 60, 24         




 SP: cInit out


 Signal path---number of call initialization messages transmitted.


 Messages


 15, 60, 24         




 SP: PDU in


 Signal path---number of messages received.


 Messages


 15, 60, 24         




 SP: PDU out


 Signal path---number of messages sent.


 Messages


 15, 60, 24         




 TUP: ABN REL TOT


 TUP56 total abnormal release messages.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: CHAN MATE UNAVAILABLE


 TUP total of channel unavailable messages.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV ACB TOT


 TUP total ACB57 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV ACC TOT


 TUP total ACC58 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV ACM TOT


 TUP total ACM messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV ADI TOT


 TUP total ADI59 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV ANC TOT


 TUP total ANC60 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV ANN TOT


 TUP total ANN61 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV ANU TOT


 TUP total ANU62 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV BLA TOT


 TUP total BLA messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV BLO TOT


 TUP total BLO messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV CBK TOT


 TUP total CBK63 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV CCF TOT


 TUP total CCF64 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV CCL TOT


 TUP total CCL65 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV CCR TOT


 TUP total CCR messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV CFL TOT


 TUP total CFL66 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV CGC TOT


 TUP total CGC67 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV CHG TOT


 TUP total CHG68 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV CLF TOT


 TUP total CLF69 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV COT TOT


 TUP total COT messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV DPN TOT


 TUP total DPN70 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV EUM TOT


 TUP total EUM71 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV FOT TOT


 TUP total FOT messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV GRA TOT


 TUP total GRA messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV GRQ TOT


 TUP total GRQ72 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV GRS TOT


 TUP total GRS messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV GSM TOT


 TUP total GSM73 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV HBA TOT


 TUP total HBA74 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV HGB TOT


 TUP total HGB75 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV HGU TOT


 TUP total HGU76 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV HUA TOT


 TUP total HUA77 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV IAI TOT


 TUP total IAI78 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV IAM TOT


 TUP total IAM messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV LOS TOT


 TUP total LOS79 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV MAL TOT


 TUP total MAL messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV MBA TOT


 TUP total MBA80 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV MGB TOT


 TUP total MGB81 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV MGU TOT


 TUP total MGU82 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV MPM TOT


 TUP total MPM messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV MSG TOT


 TUP total messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV MUA TOT


 TUP total MUA83 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV NNC TOT


 TUP total NNC84 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV OPR TOT


 TUP total OPR85 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV RAN TOT


 TUP total RAN86 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV RLG TOT


 TUP total RLG87 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV RSC TOT


 TUP total RSC messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV SAM TOT


 TUP total SAM messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV SAO TOT


 TUP total SAO88 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV SBA TOT


 TUP total SBA89 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV SEC TOT


 TUP total SEC90 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV SGB TOT


 TUP total SGB91 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV SGU TOT


 TUP total SGU92 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV SLB TOT


 TUP total SLB93 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV SSB TOT


 TUP total SSB94 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV SST TOT


 TUP total SST95 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV STB TOT


 TUP total STB96 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV SUA TOT


 TUP total SUA97 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV UBA TOT


 TUP total UBA messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV UBL TOT


 TUP total UBL messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: RCV UNN TOT


 TUP total UNN98 messages received.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: UNEX MSG TOT


 TUP total unexpected messages.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: UNREC MSG TOT


 TUP total unrecognized messages.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT ACB TOT


 TUP total ACB messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT ACC TOT


 TUP total ACC messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT ACM TOT


 TUP total ACM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT ADI TOT


 TUP total ADI messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT ANC TOT


 TUP total ANC messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT ANN TOT


 TUP total ANN messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT ANU TOT


 TUP total ANU messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT BLA TOT


 TUP total BLA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT BLO TOT


 TUP total BLO messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT CBK TOT


 TUP total CBK messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT CCF TOT


 TUP total CCF messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT CCL TOT


 TUP total CCL messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT CCR TOT


 TUP total CCR messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT CFL TOT


 TUP total CFL messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT CGC TOT


 TUP total CGC messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT CHG TOT


 TUP total CHG messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT CLF TOT


 TUP total CLF messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT COT TOT


 TUP total COT messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT DPN TOT


 TUP total DPN messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT EUM TOT


 TUP total EUM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT FOT TOT


 TUP total FOT messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT GRA TOT


 TUP total GRA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT GRQ TOT


 TUP total GRQ messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT GRS TOT


 TUP total GRS messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT GSM TOT


 TUP total GSM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT HBA TOT


 TUP total HBA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT HGB TOT


 TUP total HGB messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT HGU TOT


 TUP total HGU messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT HUA TOT


 TUP total HUA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT IAI TOT


 TUP total IAI messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT IAM TOT


 TUP total IAM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT LOS TOT


 TUP total LOS messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT MAL TOT


 TUP total MAL messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT MBA TOT


 TUP total MBA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT MGB TOT


 TUP total MGB messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT MGU TOT


 TUP total MGU messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT MPM TOT


 TUP total MPM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT MSG TOT


 TUP total messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT MUA TOT


 TUP total MUA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT NNC TOT


 TUP total NNC messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT OPR TOT


 TUP total OPR messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT RAN TOT


 TUP total RAN messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT RLG TOT


 TUP total RLG messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT RSC TOT


 TUP total RSC messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT SAM TOT


 TUP total SAM messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT SAO TOT


 TUP total SAO messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT SBA TOT


 TUP total SBA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT SEC TOT


 TUP total SEC messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT SGB TOT


 TUP total SGB messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT SGU TOT


 TUP total SGU messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT SLB TOT


 TUP total SLB messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT SSB TOT


 TUP total SSB messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT SST TOT


 TUP total SST messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT STB TOT


 TUP total STB messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT SUA TOT


 TUP total SUA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT UBA TOT


 TUP total UBA messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT UBL TOT


 TUP total UBL messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         




 TUP: XMIT UNN TOT


 TUP total UNN messages sent.


 Occurrences


 5, 30         








1SIF = signaling information field

2SIO = service indicator octet

3SABME = set asynchronous balanced mode, extended

4DPNSS = digital private network signaling system

5SABMR = set asynchronous balanced mode response

6N(R) = receive sequence number

7ISUP = ISDN user part

8ACM = address complete message

9ANM = answer message

10BLA = blocking acknowledgment

11BLO = blocking

12CCR = continuity check request

13CFN = confusion

14CGB = circuit group blocking

15CGBA = circuit group blocking acknowledgment

16CGU = circuit group unblocking

17CGUA = circuit group unblocking acknowledgment

18CON = connect

19COT = continuity

20CPG = call progress

21CQM = circuity query message

22CQR = circuity query response

23CRA = call rejection applies

24CRM = circuit reservation

25CVR = circuit validation response

26CVT = circuit validation test

27EXM = exit message

28FAA = facility accepted

29FAC = facility

30FAD = facility deactivated

31FAR = facility request

32FOT = forward transfer

33FRJ = facility reject

34GRA = circuit group reset acknowledgment

35GRS = group reset

36IAM = initial address message

37INF = information

38INR = information request

39LPA = loop back acknowledgment

40MPM = internet message protocol (multimedia mail)

41PAM = pulse amplitude modulation

42REL = release

43RES = resume

44RLC = release complete

45RSC = reset circuit

46SAM = subsequent address

47SGM = segmentation

48SUS = suspend

49UBA = unblocking acknowledgment

50UBL = unblocking

51UCIC = unequipped circuit identification code

52USR = user-to-user information

53NUP = national user part

54CRC = cyclic redundancy check.

55FRMR = frame reject

56TUP = telephone user part

57ACB = access barred

58ACC = automatic congestion control information

59ADI = address incomplete signal

60ANC = answer, charge

61ANN = answer, no charge

62ANU = answer, unqualified

63CBK = change back

64CCF = continuity failure

65CCL = calling party clear

66CFL = call failure

67CGC = circuit group congestion

68CHG = charging

69CLF = clear forward

70DPN = digital path not provided

71EUM = extended unsuccessful backward setup information.

72GRQ = general request

73GSM = global system for mobile communications

74HBA = hardware failure oriented group blocking-acknowledgement message

75HGB = hardware failure oriented group blocking message

76HGU = hardware failure-oriented group unblocking

77HUA = hardware failure-oriented group unblocking acknowledgment.

78IAI = initial address with additional information

79LOS = line out-of-service

80MBA = maintenance-oriented group blocking acknowledgment

81MGB = maintenance-oriented group blocking.

82MGU = maintenance-oriented group unblocking

83MUA = maintenance-oriented group unblocking acknowledgment

84NNC = national network congestion

85OPR = operator 

86RAN = reanswer

87RLG = release group

88SAO = subsequent address with one signal

89SBA = software-generated group blocking acknowledgment

90SEC = switching equipment congestion

91SGB = software-generated group blocking

92SGU = software-generated group unblocking

93SLB = subscriber local busy 

94SSB = subscriber busy (electrical)

95SST = send special information tone

96STB = subscriber toll busy

97SUA = software-generate group unblocking acknowledgment

98UNN = unallocated number






 





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