dalarm command

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dalarm command

The dalarm command administers dial out alarming. This command allows users to change and display the administrable parameter values in the dial out alarming configuration file.

Synopsis

`dalarm change`	`[productid=productid] [trace=y\|n] [dialout=y\|n]`
	`[maxtemp=Celsius] [track=y\|n]`
	`[port=ttya\|ttyb]`
	`[id1=ivr_id` `number1=phone_number` `speed1=modem_speed` `[charsize1=7\|8] [parity1=odd\|even\|none][dialstring1="dial_string"]]`
	`[id2=ivr_id` `number2=phone_number` `speed2=modem_speed` `[charsize2=7\|8] [parity2=odd\|even\|none][dialstring2="dial_string"] ]`
	`[id3=ivr_id` `number3=phone_number` `speed3=modem_speed` `[charsize3=7\|8] [parity3=odd\|even\|none][dialstring3="dial_string"] ]`

`dalarm display`

Description

The dalarm change command changes the administrable parameter values in the alerterData.cfg file and creates a backup file, alerterData.cfg.bak. If the configuration file does not exist, or any parameter value failed the field validation, the dalarm change command exits with an error message and a usage statement.

The dalarm display command displays the administrable parameters in the alerterData.cfg file. If the configuration file does not exist, the dalarm display command exits with an error message.

After the successful updating of the configuration file, the dalarm change command activates the configuration file change.

The dalarm configuration file contains the following administrable parameters:

Parameter	Description
isTraceOn	Indicate whether the trace is turned on or off
isDialOutOn	Indicate whether the dial out alarming is on or off
maxAllowedTemp	Maximum allowable temperature in degrees Celsius
trackMinorAlarms	Indicate whether the E_MINOR alarms are tracked
productID	INADS product ID
usingPort	Port used for dial out
dol1.id	Dial out location 1 Avaya IR server ID
dol1.no	Dial out location 1 phone number
dol1.baud	Dial out location 1 baud rate for making the serial connection
dol1.charSize	Number of bits in a character
dol1.parity	The parity
dol1.dialString	The send/response string for communicating with location 1(INADS by default)
dol2.id	Dial out location 2 Avaya IR server ID
dol2.no	Dial out location 2 phone number
dol2.baud	Dial out location 2 baud rate for making the serial connection
dol2.charSize	The number of bits in a character
dol2.parity	The parity
dol2.dialString	The send/response string for communicating with location 2 (pager by default)
dol3.id	Dial out location 3 Avaya IR server ID
dol3.no	Dial out location 3 phone number
dol3.baud	Dial out location 3 baud rate for making the serial connection
dol3.dialString	The send/response string for communicating with location 3
dol3.charSize	The number of bits in a character
dol3.parity	The parity

You can use the dalarm change command to administer the parameters. The following table lists the possible values for each parameter:

Configuration file parameter name	Command-line argument	Default value	Possible values	Configuration file values
isTraceOn	trace	n	n/y	no/yes
isDialOutOn	dialout	n	n/y	no/yes
maxAllowedTemp	maxtemp	40	valid degree in Celsius	valid degree in Celsius
trackMinorAlarms	track	n	n/y	no/yes
productID	productid	4000000000	a 10-digit number	a 10-digit number
usingPort	port	port1	ttya, ttyb	ttya, ttyb
dol1.id	location1	no default	Avaya IR server ID	Avaya IR server ID
dol1.no	number1	no default	phone number	phone number
dol1.baud	speed1	9600	valid modem speed	valid modem speed
dol1.charSize	charsize1	7	7, 8	7, 8
dol1.parity	parity1	odd	none, even, odd	none, even, odd
dol1.dialString	dialstring1	\datz\n\r OK\r atdt\T\n\r CONNECT\s \d\d\I so\s2	valid send/response string	valid send/response string
dol2.id	location2	no default	Avaya IR server ID	Avaya IR server ID
dol2.no	number2	no default	phone number	phone number
dol2.baud	speed2	9600	valid modem speed	valid modem speed
dol2.charSize	charsize2	7	7, 8	7, 8
dol2.parity	parity2	odd	none, even, odd	none, even, odd
dol2.dialString	dialstring2	\dATZ\n\r OK\r ATDT\T;\r OK\r \d\d\d\d\d\dATDT\i#;\r OK\r	valid send/response string	valid send/response string
dol3.id	location3	no default	Avaya IR server ID	Avaya IR server ID
dol3.no	number3	no default	phone number	phone number
dol3.baud	speed3	19200	valid modem speed	valid modem speed
dol3.charSize	charsize3	8	7, 8	7, 8
dol3.parity	parity3	none	none, even, odd	none, even, odd
dol3.dialString	dialstring3	\dASG:ALARM:\i:\T:\I\r	valid send/response string	valid send/response string

Files

The dial-out alarming configuration file is named alerterData.cfg and resides in the /vs/spool/log directory. It contains the dial-out status, E_MINOR alarms tracking status, dial-out port used, and information of up to three dial-out locations for the Alerter process. It is delivered with the Logger/Alerter package (PRISMLOG).

`dalarm change`	`[productid=productid] [trace=y\|n] [dialout=y\|n]`
	`[maxtemp=Celsius] [track=y\|n]`
	`[port=ttya\|ttyb]`
	`[id1=ivr_id` `number1=phone_number` `speed1=modem_speed` `[charsize1=7\|8] [parity1=odd\|even\|none][dialstring1="dial_string"]]`
	`[id2=ivr_id` `number2=phone_number` `speed2=modem_speed` `[charsize2=7\|8] [parity2=odd\|even\|none][dialstring2="dial_string"] ]`
	`[id3=ivr_id` `number3=phone_number` `speed3=modem_speed` `[charsize3=7\|8] [parity3=odd\|even\|none][dialstring3="dial_string"] ]`

`dalarm display`