An interactive power menu for interfacing with the Alcatel-Lucent WMS element management system for Small Cell Cellular Access points. Pulls data from several different sources and creates objects that are stored in lists in memory. From there the data can be sifted/sorted/interacted with. This was all written to make operations easier for manag…
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=== ALU WMS Metrocell Power Menu ===
| Creator: rendicott@gmail.com
| Date: 2014-09-15
| Version: 0.4.7
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~CONTENTS~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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-INTRODUCTION
-PREREQS / INSTALLATION
-USAGE
-ALARM DB INTERACTIONS
-INVENTORY DB INTERACTIONS
-OTHER COMMANDS
-REGULAR OPERATION
-ADVANCED INFORMATION
-APPENDIX
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~INTRODUCTION~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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This tool was created as a way to speed up the monitoring and administration of the Alcatel-Lucent Small Cell solution through WMS/HDM. This tool cannot do
everything that WMS and HDM can do but it is a very useful supplement.
This document is to help get the user started on using the tool and to outline some of the capabilities and rules for usage.
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~PREREQS / INSTALLATION~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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This tool is designed to be used from the SSH command prompt of the WMS Server. At the time of this writing that means using Putty to SSH to WMS like in
the below example:
ssh USERNAME@METROCELL-ALP2WMS-CLIENT nesa-aln.web.bc.com:8022
To obtain a copy of the PowerMenu perform the following steps:
Navigate to your home directory on WMS:
$ cd ~
Create a new directory. Here we'll just call the directory 'pm' for "PowerMenu"
$ mkdir pm
Navigate to the new directory
$ cd pm
Unpack the latest PowerMenu release into the current directory:
$ tar xvf /home/customer/russ/powermenu/powermenu-v0.4.7.tar
x ./EXP-apcheck-new.exp, 2636 bytes, 6 tape blocks
x ./EXP-apcheck.exp, 2432 bytes, 5 tape blocks
x ./EXP-apreboot.exp, 718 bytes, 2 tape blocks
x ./EXP-getbsg.exp, 373 bytes, 1 tape blocks
x ./EXP-kh.exp, 324 bytes, 1 tape blocks
x ./INSTRUCTIONS-UPGRADE.txt, 3606 bytes, 8 tape blocks
x ./INSTRUCTIONS.txt, 3564 bytes, 7 tape blocks
x ./PowerMenu.Job.Aid.docx, 2582839 bytes, 5045 tape blocks
x ./README.txt, 192427 bytes, 376 tape blocks
x ./RELEASENOTES.txt, 4811 bytes, 10 tape blocks
x ./body.txt, 83 bytes, 1 tape blocks
x ./pm.py, 61243 bytes, 120 tape blocks
x ./pmClasses.py, 19777 bytes, 39 tape blocks
x ./pmConfig.py, 18256 bytes, 36 tape blocks
x ./pmFunctions.py, 43125 bytes, 85 tape blocks
x ./pmLoaders.py, 76862 bytes, 151 tape blocks
x ./pmRTest.py, 3054 bytes, 6 tape blocks
x ./pmThreads.py, 26288 bytes, 52 tape blocks
Your directory contents should look like this:
$ ls -l
total 6010
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2636 Feb 9 13:48 EXP-apcheck-new.exp
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2432 Feb 9 13:48 EXP-apcheck.exp
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 718 Feb 9 13:48 EXP-apreboot.exp
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 373 Feb 9 13:48 EXP-getbsg.exp
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 324 Feb 9 13:48 EXP-kh.exp
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 3606 Feb 9 13:48 INSTRUCTIONS-UPGRADE.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 3564 Feb 9 13:48 INSTRUCTIONS.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2582839 Feb 9 13:50 PowerMenu.Job.Aid.docx
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 192427 Feb 9 13:48 README.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 4811 Feb 9 13:48 RELEASENOTES.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 83 Feb 9 13:00 body.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 61243 Feb 9 13:48 pm.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 19777 Feb 9 13:48 pmClasses.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 18256 Feb 9 13:48 pmConfig.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 43125 Feb 9 13:48 pmFunctions.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 76862 Feb 9 13:48 pmLoaders.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 3054 Feb 9 13:48 pmRTest.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 26288 Feb 9 13:48 pmThreads.py
Add execute permissions to the .exp scripts inside the directory.
$ chmod +x *.exp
Now you should see that the .exp files have the execute permissions.
$ ls -l
total 6010
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 2636 Feb 9 13:48 EXP-apcheck-new.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 2432 Feb 9 13:48 EXP-apcheck.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 718 Feb 9 13:48 EXP-apreboot.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 373 Feb 9 13:48 EXP-getbsg.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 324 Feb 9 13:48 EXP-kh.exp
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 3606 Feb 9 13:48 INSTRUCTIONS-UPGRADE.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 3564 Feb 9 13:48 INSTRUCTIONS.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2582839 Feb 9 13:50 PowerMenu.Job.Aid.docx
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 192427 Feb 9 13:48 README.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 4811 Feb 9 13:48 RELEASENOTES.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 83 Feb 9 13:00 body.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 61243 Feb 9 13:48 pm.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 19777 Feb 9 13:48 pmClasses.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 18256 Feb 9 13:48 pmConfig.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 43125 Feb 9 13:48 pmFunctions.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 76862 Feb 9 13:48 pmLoaders.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 3054 Feb 9 13:48 pmRTest.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 26288 Feb 9 13:48 pmThreads.py
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ USAGE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Launch the script with basic functionality like this:
python pm.py
At this point the script will start logging to a file named "pm.log" in the same directory.
You'll see the following out put on the screen:
$ python pm.py
_____ __ __
| __ \ | \/ |
| |__) |____ _____ _ __| \ / | ___ _ __ _ _
| ___/ _ \ \ /\ / / _ \ '__| |\/| |/ _ \ '_ \| | | |
| | | (_) \ V V / __/ | | | | | __/ | | | |_| |
|_| \___/ \_/\_/ \___|_| |_| |_|\___|_| |_|\__,_|
=== ALU WMS Metrocell Power Menu ===
| Creator: rendicott@gmail.com
| Date: 2014-11-20
| Version: 0.4.7
====================================
Current Directory: /home/customer/russ/pm
Testing color support...
starting up with loglevel 50 CRITICAL
newest file detected: ../pm_foodfiles/2015-02-09-06-31-05Powermenu-Food-CTS.csv
Enter the password for the admin@FGW user:
Enter again for verification:
Enter the password for the old localOperator@AP user:
Enter again for verification:
Enter the password for the old localAdmin@AP user:
Enter again for verification:
Enter the password for the new 14.2 localOperator@AP user:
Enter again for verification:
Enter the password for the new 14.2 localAdmin@AP user:
Enter again for verification:
The program will ask you for the five passwords required in order to interact with the Metrocells and FemtoGateways out on the network.
You'll have to enter each password twice upon launching the program. Alternatively you can pass the passwords in as parameters.
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| PASSING PASSWORDS AS PARAMETERS INSTEAD OF ENTERING INTERACTIVELY:
| If your five passwords are "Pa$$word", "Pas$w0rd", "pa$$word", "$ecret", and "wh4tever" then you could start the PowerMenu like this:
| NOTE: '$' characters must be escaped with a '\'
|
| python pm.py --fgwpw "Pa\$\$word" --apopw "Pas\$w0rd" --apapw "pa\$\$word" --apnopw "\$ecret" --apnapw "wh4tever"
|
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
After entering the last password the program will go on to start loading data:
Writing alarmDB to file for later use...
Running check for CRTNTX35CR9S01
Now parsing output for CRTNTX35CR9S01
Running check for SNTDCAUJCR9S01
Now parsing output for SNTDCAUJCR9S01
Running check for SNAPCAHHCR9S01
Now parsing output for SNAPCAHHCR9S01
Running check for SNAPCAHHCR9S02
Now parsing output for SNAPCAHHCR9S02
Running check for NWTPMOABCR9S01
Now parsing output for NWTPMOABCR9S01
Running check for NWTPMOABCR9S02
Now parsing output for NWTPMOABCR9S02
Running check for RCPKNJ02CR9S01
Now parsing output for RCPKNJ02CR9S01
Running check for ATLNGAACCR9S01
Now parsing output for ATLNGAACCR9S01
Running check for LKMRFLMFCR9S01
Now parsing output for LKMRFLMFCR9S01
Running check for CLMAMDORCR9S01
Now parsing output for CLMAMDORCR9S01
Now parsing provisioning XML to build inventory. XML file: ../wicldumps/RAWDATA-provisioning.dat
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Now converting Alarm dictionary to list of Alarm objects...
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Writing alarmDBo to file for later use...
Writing inventory to file for later use...
Enter Command ('h' for help):
At this point you should have a successful data pull and you can begin to work with the data. You can always see info about your current data by
sending the "i" command like this:
Enter Command ('h' for help): i
====CURRENT SESSION INFORMATION====
STATISTICS
------------------------------------------
Number of ALARMS total: 932
Number of ALARMS ON MONITORED APs: 171
Number of ALARMS ON UNMONITORED APs: 421
Number of APs: 7234
Number of known registered APs: 6504
Number of known unregistered APs: 730
Number of UNMONITORED APs: 1415
Number of MONITORED APs: 5552
Number of APs with UNKNOWN status: 233
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Size of eeker.db_cts: 34584 bytes.
Size of eeker.db_alarmsd: 11184 bytes.
Size of eeker.db_femtos: 260424 bytes.
Size of fgwList: 5240 bytes.
WMS/WICL portion of invList last updated: 20150209_135821
FGW/BSG registrations portion of invList last updated: 20150209_135821
Dump results to CSV: False
List of files created in this session:
Length of file_log = 0
Enter Command ('h' for help):
So in order to use this tool it's helpful to understand a little bit about the type of data pulled by the tool. There are four primary sets of data
that are needed in order to get the most out of the tool: Alarms, WMS inventory, BSG inventory, and data from CTS/AOTS which I dub "PowerMenu food". With all of this
information you can get a pretty comprehensive picture of what's out there on the network. The info screen shows you the status of your data. As long
as your "last updated" timestamps are recent and you have no zeros or negative numbers listed for the line items you should ready to get started.
After almost every command sent to the menu prompt you'll be sent back to the same prompt to select another choice. You'll always know the system
is ready for input when you see the prompt:
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Let's go ahead and hit 'h' now to see what some of our help options are:
Enter Command ('h' for help): h
===========================HELP MENU===========================================
| ALARM DB INTERACTIONS
|
| cmd 9+dd will list alarms for:
| 03 - CRTNTX35CR9S01 - Carrollton 1 - ClusterID: 101
| 04 - SNTDCAUJCR9S01 - Santa Clara 1 - ClusterID: 1
| 05 - SNAPCAHHCR9S01 - Santa Ana 1 - ClusterID: 51
| 11 - SNAPCAHHCR9S02 - Santa Ana 2 - ClusterID: 52
| 01 - NWTPMOABCR9S01 - Hazelwood 1 - ClusterID: 151
| 02 - NWTPMOABCR9S02 - Hazelwood 2 - ClusterID: 152
| 06 - RCPKNJ02CR9S01 - Rochelle Park 1 - ClusterID: 201
| 07 - ATLNGAACCR9S01 - Decatur 1 - ClusterID: 301
| 08 - LKMRFLMFCR9S01 - Lake Mary 1 - ClusterID: 351
| 09 - CLMAMDORCR9S01 - Columbia 1 - ClusterID: 251
|
| example: '9+01' will list all alarms for NWTPMOABCR9S01 in table format
| NOTE: by default results are filtered to not show 'unmonitored' AP's
| To show all alarms including unmonitored enter command 'f<enter>9+dd'
|
| cmd 8+dd+searchterm will search the dd column for searchterm
| default is 10 - additionalText
| 11 - alarmedComponent
| 10 - additionalText
| 13 - bSRName
| 12 - notificationIdentifier
| 15 - eventTime
| 14 - FemtoCluster
| 16 - specificProblems
| example: '8+45812' will search the 'additionalText' column for '45812'
| example: '8+15+20140821' will search the 'eventTime' column for '20140821'
|
| cmd 7+dbindex will display the full item at index dbindex in the db
| example 7+234
|
| the 'm' command will toggle the unmonitored filter
| cmd '111' will reload Alarms from WMS
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| INVENTORY DB INTERACTIONS
|
| cmd 6+commonid will send a reboot command to that AP
| example: '6+LFYTLAM12233' will log into LFYTLAM12233 and reboot it
|
| cmd '5+' will dump the contents of the full femto inventory
| cmd '5+a' will show all AP's with alarms
|
| cmd 4+commonID will kick off status check
| example: 4+LFYTLAM12233
|
| cmd 3+dd+searchterm:
will search the femto db for 'searchterm' in particular attribute
| List of available attributes to search is:
| 22 - serial
| 23 - groupId
| 28 - usid
| 29 - clusterId
| 27 - ctsname
| 26 - ipsecIpAddr
| 25 - faloc
| 24 - groupName
| 20 - bsrName
| 21 - bsrId
| example: '3+chrysler' will search for APs with 'chrysler' in the 'groupName'
| example: '3+20+ORLNFLM02904' will search
| for APs with 'ORLNFLM02904' in the 'bsrName'
|
| cmd 2+dbindex:
| will display all alarms associated with the AP at index 'dbindex'
| example: Find an AP with an alarm using 9+XX then 3+20+bsrname
| example: Then send 2+thatindexnumber
| NOTE: Obviously AP must have an alarm to display any sort of results.
| You can tell by noting if the AP has an * in the 'alarm?' column
|
| the 'q' command will launch the custom query builder
| the 's' command will search for cluster/group
| the 'f' command will toggle wide format (show more data)
| the 'g' command will run bulk status check on entire cluster/group
| the 'b' command will prompt for dash-separated list of CommonID's to search
| the 't' command will prompt to change the default value for AP check timeout
| cmd '112' will reload AP's registered on all FGWs
|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OTHER COMMANDS
| the '+++' command will exit the program
| the '113' command will refresh Alarm, Registration, and Provisioning data
| the '114' command will refresh Alarm, and Registration data
| the 'h' command will display this help
| the 'u' command will show stuck bsrOutOfService alarms
| the 'c' command will launch the color picker
| the 'i' command will show statistics on the current session
| the 'n' command will toggle CSV dumping on or off
| (When True, query results are written to CSV in the local directory
| example: 20141027_112201-metro.csv )
| the 'e' command will email the results of the last query in CSV format
| the 'e+N' command will email the last N results to
| an email address of your choice
| example: 'e+3' will send the last three CSV files by email.
| (NOTE: CSV dumping must be on for email support)
| the 'a' command will toggle auto-update of data
| the 'z' command will prompt for auto-update frequency
===========================HELP MENU===========================================
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Now this help menu looks really confusing to start with but we'll walk through a few examples.
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ALARM DB INTERACTIONS~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Let's say you wanted to look at all of the current alarms on the Carollton 1 Gateway. You would enter command '9+03' and then you'd see results like this:
Enter Command ('h' for help): 9+03
Data Timestamp: 20150209_135659
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175 20518268 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20150113152104 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 13 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
174 20530062 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150114111749 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 111 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
173 20530109 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20150114112113 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 8 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
488 21255302 lmcFailure 20150202232334 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 34 Femto 8670 DLLSDXM13947 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
492 21399951 lmcFailure 20150206171405 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 22 Femto 5302 HSTNHXM30548 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
491 21413895 lmcFailure 20150207025122 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 54 Femto 10095 DLLSDXM15201 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
493 21422180 lmcFailure 20150207112103 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 30 Femto 5819 DLLSDXM11225 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
486 21477614 lmcFailure 20150209052341 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 20 Femto 4622 AUSTTXM26284 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
485 21484056 lmcFailure 20150209101457 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 36 Femto 8122 HSTNHXM30915 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
495 21486760 lmcFailure 20150209114549 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 13 Femto 3544 DLLSDXM15277 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
483 21488834 associationEstablishmentFailur 20150209124913 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 13 Femto 3526 SCTPASSOC 1 DLLSDXM15259 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
489 21488809 lmcFailure 20150209125034 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 12 Femto 3418 DLLSDXM09213 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
494 21489692 lmcFailure 20150209132029 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 22 Femto 5293 HSTNHXM30002 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
176 21490469 invalidIuflexConfiguration 20150209134649 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
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index AlarmID specificProblems eventTime alarmedComponent bSRName monitored? adminStatus cid fgwName
Number of results: 14
Alarm Count: 17 Results Name: Alarms for CRTNTX35CR9S01 - Carrollton 1
Dsply Count: 14
Enter Command ('h' for help):
The same format applies if you want to search for alarms on other Femto Gateways. For example, to see all alarms on Lake Mary you would enter command '9+08':
Enter Command ('h' for help): 9+08
Data Timestamp: 20150209_135659
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155 21358812 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094228 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 51 Femto 1493 ItfBGWY 1 ORLNFLM02068 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
156 21358811 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094242 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 106 Femto 10596 ItfBGWY 1 JCVLFLM00211 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
164 21358803 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094255 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 73 Femto 5114 ItfBGWY 1 ORLNFLM02134 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
162 21358805 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094305 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 94 Femto 7488 ItfBGWY 1 MIAMFLM25062 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
158 21358818 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094316 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 24 Femto 1340 ItfBGWY 1 ORLNFLM02449 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
604 21349359 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150205101147 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 103 locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
157 21358819 sctpAssocAssociationDownAlarm 20150205110038 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 63 Femto 4631 SCTPASSOC 1 MIAMFLM23002 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
603 21381461 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2078 ORLNFLM02078 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
168 21419933 lmcFailure 20150207093028 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 123 Femto 11861 MIAMFLM25017 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
151 21443965 autoconfigfailure 20150208011202 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 96 Femto 8635 MIAMFLM25238 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
167 21445856 lmcFailure 20150208025346 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 103 Femto 10122 MIAMFLM23204 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
605 21479810 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150209072321 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 101 locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
578 21490340 invalidIuflexConfiguration 20150209134226 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
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index AlarmID specificProblems eventTime alarmedComponent bSRName monitored? adminStatus cid fgwName
Number of results: 13
Alarm Count: 50 Results Name: Alarms for LKMRFLMFCR9S01 - Lake Mary 1
Dsply Count: 13
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Now by default, the tool will filter out displaying results for unmonitored APs based on the latest CTS food file it detected on load (default directory
it scans for input file is '/home/customer/russ/pm_foodfiles'). You can tell when the results are being filtered because you'll see "Alarm Count" vs "Dsply Count"
at the bottom of the results list. If you want to turn off the unmonitored filter you can just issue the 'm' command and then run the query again.
For example, if you issue the command 'm<enter>9+08' you'll see unfiltered results for Lake Mary.
Enter Command ('h' for help): m
Unmonitored filter is: False
Enter Command ('h' for help): 9+08
Data Timestamp: 20150209_135659
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153 21358814 csCnConnectivityLost 20150205093949 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 121 Femto 11819 IuCSPrime 1 SNJNPRM28222 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
155 21358812 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094228 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 51 Femto 1493 ItfBGWY 1 ORLNFLM02068 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
156 21358811 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094242 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 106 Femto 10596 ItfBGWY 1 JCVLFLM00211 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
164 21358803 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094255 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 73 Femto 5114 ItfBGWY 1 ORLNFLM02134 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
161 21358807 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094256 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 121 Femto 11816 ItfBGWY 1 SNJNPRM28219 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
162 21358805 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094305 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 94 Femto 7488 ItfBGWY 1 MIAMFLM25062 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
158 21358818 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094316 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 24 Femto 1340 ItfBGWY 1 ORLNFLM02449 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
163 21358804 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094427 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 104 Femto 10283 ItfBGWY 1 SNJNPRM27240 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
159 21358817 noResponseFromBGWY 20150205094443 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 82 Femto 5332 ItfBGWY 1 ORLNFLM02618 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
154 21358813 csCnConnectivityLost 20150205100035 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 104 Femto 10285 IuCSPrime 1 SNJNPRM27242 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
604 21349359 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150205101147 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 103 locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
160 21358816 csCnConnectivityLost 20150205105804 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 121 Femto 11816 IuCSPrime 1 SNJNPRM28219 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
157 21358819 sctpAssocAssociationDownAlarm 20150205110038 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 63 Femto 4631 SCTPASSOC 1 MIAMFLM23002 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
166 21367436 lmcFailure 20150205181928 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 114 Femto 12227 MIAMFLM25258 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
165 21372361 lmcFailure 20150205211515 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 102 Femto 10047 MIAMFLM25241 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
169 21381283 femtoNotInAuthorizedAreaGPS 20150206043947 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 122 Femto 11848 GPS 1 SNJNPRM27220 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
579 21381487 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 27237 SNJNPRM27237 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
580 21381485 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 25008 MIAMFLM25008 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
581 21381484 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2582 ORLNFLM02582 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
582 21381482 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2581 ORLNFLM02581 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
583 21381471 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2115 ORLNFLM02115 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
584 21381470 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 203 JCVLFLM00203 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
585 21381469 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2116 ORLNFLM02116 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
586 21381468 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 204 JCVLFLM00204 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
587 21381467 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2117 ORLNFLM02117 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
588 21381466 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 206 JCVLFLM00206 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
589 21381481 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2580 ORLNFLM02580 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
590 21381480 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2579 ORLNFLM02579 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
591 21381479 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2578 ORLNFLM02578 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
592 21381478 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 210 JCVLFLM00210 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
593 21381477 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 212 JCVLFLM00212 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
594 21381476 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2020 ORLNFLM02020 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
595 21381475 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2023 ORLNFLM02023 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
596 21381474 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2157 ORLNFLM02157 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
597 21381473 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2171 ORLNFLM02171 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
598 21381472 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2503 ORLNFLM02503 Unknown unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
599 21381465 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2118 ORLNFLM02118 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
600 21381464 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 208 JCVLFLM00208 Not Monitored locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
601 21381463 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2044 ORLNFLM02044 Unknown unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
602 21381462 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2095 ORLNFLM02095 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
603 21381461 bsrOutOfService 20150206044201 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2078 ORLNFLM02078 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
170 21395935 femtoNotInAuthorizedAreaGPS 20150206145834 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 121 Femto 11831 GPS 1 SNJNPRM28234 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
152 21418807 femtoNotInAuthorizedAreaGPS 20150207082804 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 121 Femto 11818 GPS 1 SNJNPRM28221 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
168 21419933 lmcFailure 20150207093028 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 123 Femto 11861 MIAMFLM25017 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
151 21443965 autoconfigfailure 20150208011202 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 96 Femto 8635 MIAMFLM25238 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
167 21445856 lmcFailure 20150208025346 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 103 Femto 10122 MIAMFLM23204 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
171 21457895 femtoNotInAuthorizedAreaGPS 20150208140528 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 121 Femto 11830 GPS 1 SNJNPRM28233 Not Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
605 21479810 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150209072321 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 101 locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
577 21489031 aclViolation 20150209125814 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 Unknown locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
578 21490340 invalidIuflexConfiguration 20150209134226 FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 locked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
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index AlarmID specificProblems eventTime alarmedComponent bSRName monitored? adminStatus cid fgwName
Number of results: 50
Alarm Count: 50 Results Name: Alarms for LKMRFLMFCR9S01 - Lake Mary 1
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Now you can see many more results and you no longer see "Dsply Count:" below the results.
To turn filtering back on simply issue the 'm' command again:
Enter Command ('h' for help): m
Unmonitored filter is: True
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Now let's say you wanted to search the alarm database for specific information. This is possible and can be done with the '8+XX+XXXXX" series of commands.
Let's take a closer look at this section of the help:
| cmd 8+dd+searchterm will search the dd column for searchterm
| default is 10 - additionalText
| 11 - alarmedComponent
| 10 - additionalText
| 13 - bSRName
| 12 - notificationIdentifier
| 15 - eventTime
| 14 - FemtoCluster
| 16 - specificProblems
| example: '8+45812' will search the 'additionalText' column for '45812'
| example: '8+15+20140821' will search the 'eventTime' column for '20140821'
So let's say we want to look for an alarm for a particular AP and we already know the bsrName (a.k.a, CommonID). We can do that with a command like '8+13+ORLNFLM02078' :
Enter Command ('h' for help): 8+13+ORLNFLM02078
you searched for 'ORLNFLM02078' in column 'bSRName'
You searched for: ORLNFLM02078
managedObjectClass 1003
alarmedComponent FGW LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 2078
eventTime 20150206044201
monitoredStatus Monitored
probableCause operationalCondition
eventType equipmentAlarm
notificationIdentifier 21381461
bSRName ORLNFLM02078
additionalText bsrOutOfService\n Nature:ADAC, Specific Problem:bsrOutOfService, Additional Information from NE:bSRName=ORLNFLM02078;Alarm raised in Active.BSRID:2078,, SecurityAlarmDetector:, ServiceUser:, ServiceProvider:
correlatedNotifications
activeStatus 1
additionalKeyString 21381461
unknownStatus 0
perceivedSeverity MAJOR
specificProblems bsrOutOfService
managedObjectInstance NW UTRAN EM FGWLKMRFLMFCR9S01
alarmDisplayInfo {NW/UTRAN FGW/LKMRFLMFCR9S01 FGWConfig/1 BSG/1 Femto/2078} {LKMRFLMFCR9S01} {}
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done. Number of results: 1
Enter Command ('h' for help):
So you can see from the results that we see one alarm that contains the text for that CommonID.
From these results you can get an idea of what type of text is in each field. So now if we look at the other available fields to search we can get an
idea of what we can search for.
For example, let's search the eventTime field for all alarms triggered on 2015/02/08. We could do this with a command like '8+15+20150208' :
Enter Command ('h' for help): 8+15+20150208
you searched for '20150208' in column 'eventTime'
You searched for: 20150208
managedObjectClass 1003
alarmedComponent FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 96 Femto 8635
eventTime 20150208011202
monitoredStatus Monitored
probableCause applicationSubsystemFailure
eventType OperationalViolation
notificationIdentifier 21443965
bSRName MIAMFLM25238
additionalText autoconfigfailure\n Nature:ADAC, Specific Problem:autoconfigfailure, Additional Information from NE:bSRName=MIAMFLM25238,OUI-FSN=001D4C-1214020552,, SecurityAlarmDetector:, ServiceUser:, ServiceProvider:
Femto 8635
correlatedNotifications
FemtoGroup 96
additionalKeyString 21443965
FemtoCluster 351
unknownStatus 0
activeStatus 1
perceivedSeverity MAJOR
specificProblems autoconfigfailure
managedObjectInstance NW UTRAN EM FemtoCluster351
alarmDisplayInfo {NW/UTRAN FemtoCluster/351 FemtoGroup/96 Femto/8635} {351} {}
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....(Additional results filtered from this README)
You searched for: 20150208
managedObjectClass 1003
alarmedComponent FemtoCluster 1 FemtoGroup 71 Femto 4909
eventTime 20150208060021
monitoredStatus Monitored
probableCause applicationSubsystemFailure
eventType OperationalViolation
notificationIdentifier 21448672
bSRName DNVRCOM04296
additionalText autoconfigfailure\n Nature:ADAC, Specific Problem:autoconfigfailure, Additional Information from NE:bSRName=DNVRCOM04296,OUI-FSN=001D4C-1213150067,, SecurityAlarmDetector:, ServiceUser:, ServiceProvider:
Femto 4909
correlatedNotifications
FemtoGroup 71
additionalKeyString 21448672
FemtoCluster 1
unknownStatus 0
activeStatus 1
perceivedSeverity MAJOR
specificProblems autoconfigfailure
managedObjectInstance NW UTRAN EM FemtoCluster1
alarmDisplayInfo {NW/UTRAN FemtoCluster/1 FemtoGroup/71 Femto/4909} {1} {}
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done. Number of results: 16
Enter Command ('h' for help):
For that query we got quite a few results (16 results). It's just an example of the types of things you can do with the '8+XX+XXXX' series of commands
The last thing we can do with the Alarm DB is to reference a specific alarm from the table view using the 7+XX command. For example, let's say we've
issued the '9+01' command and we're looking at the alarms on the 'Hazelwood 1' Gateway:
Enter Command ('h' for help): 9+01
Data Timestamp: 20150209_135659
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332 20496823 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150112050316 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 105 locked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
368 20517602 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150113143537 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 109 locked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
342 20850863 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20150123085414 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 5 locked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
370 20945719 bsrOutOfService 20150126013704 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 40908 CLMBOHM40908 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
371 20945718 bsrOutOfService 20150126013704 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 40907 CLMBOHM40907 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
372 20945717 bsrOutOfService 20150126013704 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 40906 CLMBOHM40906 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
373 20945716 bsrOutOfService 20150126013704 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 40904 CLMBOHM40904 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
278 21274020 lmcFailure 20150203141723 FemtoCluster 151 FemtoGroup 22 Femto 3164 KSCYKSM28209 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
343 21316956 bsrOutOfService 20150204191628 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 17343 INDYINM17343 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
344 21316955 bsrOutOfService 20150204191628 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 17341 INDYINM17341 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
348 21316966 bsrOutOfService 20150204191630 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 17344 INDYINM17344 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
347 21316967 bsrOutOfService 20150204191631 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 17338 INDYINM17338 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
346 21316968 bsrOutOfService 20150204191632 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 17339 INDYINM17339 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
337 21316973 bsrOutOfService 20150204191634 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 17336 INDYINM17336 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
338 21316972 bsrOutOfService 20150204191634 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 17340 INDYINM17340 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
339 21316971 bsrOutOfService 20150204191634 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 17342 INDYINM17342 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
341 21316970 bsrOutOfService 20150204191634 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 17337 INDYINM17337 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
345 21316969 bsrOutOfService 20150204191634 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 17013 INDYINM17013 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
340 21445784 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20150208024940 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 10 locked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
272 21446271 autoconfigfailure 20150208032015 FemtoCluster 151 FemtoGroup 110 Femto 9322 INDYINM17326 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
274 21469854 autoconfigfailure 20150208221721 FemtoCluster 151 FemtoGroup 60 Femto 6584 DETRMIM15318 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
276 21478572 associationEstablishmentFailur 20150209061317 FemtoCluster 151 FemtoGroup 82 Femto 8288 SCTPASSOC 1 CLEVOHM36250 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
282 21479988 sctpAssocAssociationDownAlarm 20150209072337 FemtoCluster 151 FemtoGroup 114 Femto 9405 SCTPASSOC 1 OMAHNEM49198 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
290 21481564 lmcFailure 20150209084141 FemtoCluster 151 FemtoGroup 54 Femto 5858 STLSMOM30556 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
281 21488707 sctpAssocAssociationDownAlarm 20150209124735 FemtoCluster 151 FemtoGroup 42 Femto 4974 SCTPASSOC 1 INDYINM17264 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
280 21488743 sctpAssocAssociationDownAlarm 20150209124843 FemtoCluster 151 FemtoGroup 32 Femto 3738 SCTPASSOC 1 STLSMOM30220 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
279 21488752 associationEstablishmentFailur 20150209124854 FemtoCluster 151 FemtoGroup 42 Femto 4974 SCTPASSOC 1 INDYINM17264 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
277 21488767 associationEstablishmentFailur 20150209124917 FemtoCluster 151 FemtoGroup 32 Femto 3738 SCTPASSOC 1 STLSMOM30220 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
350 21488864 bsrOutOfService 20150209125152 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 30220 STLSMOM30220 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
349 21488865 bsrOutOfService 20150209125153 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 17264 INDYINM17264 Monitored unlocked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
336 21489784 invalidIuflexConfiguration 20150209132338 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 locked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
364 21490559 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20150209134947 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 3 locked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
367 21490564 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20150209134958 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 15 locked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
357 21490571 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20150209135009 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 11 locked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
356 21490573 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20150209135021 FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 6 locked 151 NWTPMOABCR9S01
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index AlarmID specificProblems eventTime alarmedComponent bSRName monitored? adminStatus cid fgwName
Number of results: 35
Alarm Count: 117 Results Name: Alarms for NWTPMOABCR9S01 - Hazelwood 1
Dsply Count: 35
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Now, if you notice that the far left column is labeled 'index'. This is an index number you can use to reference an individual alarm. You can view the full
details of this alarm by isuing the '7+indexnumber' command like this:
Enter Command ('h' for help): 7+350
matched 7+dddddddddd
managedObjectClass 1003
alarmedComponent FGW NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 30220
eventTime 20150209125152
monitoredStatus Monitored
probableCause operationalCondition
eventType equipmentAlarm
notificationIdentifier 21488864
bSRName STLSMOM30220
additionalText bsrOutOfService\n Nature:ADAC, Specific Problem:bsrOutOfService, Additional Information from NE:bSRName=STLSMOM30220;Alarm raised in Active.BSRID:30220,, SecurityAlarmDetector:, ServiceUser:, ServiceProvider:
FemtoGroup 32
Femto 3738
correlatedNotifications
activeStatus 1
additionalKeyString 21488864
FemtoCluster 151
unknownStatus 0
perceivedSeverity MAJOR
specificProblems bsrOutOfService
managedObjectInstance NW UTRAN EM FGWNWTPMOABCR9S01
alarmDisplayInfo {NW/UTRAN FGW/NWTPMOABCR9S01 FGWConfig/1 BSG/1 Femto/30220} {NWTPMOABCR9S01} {}
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Enter Command ('h' for help):
Since the tool works with offline data it's important to know how to refresh the database so you can see up-to-date information.
Sending the '111' command will refresh alarm data from the source file. The source alarm data file is updated every 15 minutes and is
stored by default in /home/customer/russ/wicldumps/RAWDATA-alarms.dat
Enter Command ('h' for help): 111
matched 111, updating alarms only
Updating alarms...
Writing alarmDB to file for later use...
Now converting Alarm dictionary to list of Alarm objects...
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Writing alarmDBo to file for later use...
Writing inventory to file for later use...
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Now lets query alarms again and look at the 'Data Timestamp' at the top of the results list:
Enter Command ('h' for help): 9+05
Data Timestamp: 20150209_143208
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184 20821711 bsrOutOfService 20150122210557 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 30373 LSANCLM30373 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
188 20821708 bsrOutOfService 20150122210557 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 18394 LSANCLM18394 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
190 20821707 bsrOutOfService 20150122210557 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 18396 LSANCLM18396 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
192 20821706 bsrOutOfService 20150122210557 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 18393 LSANCLM18393 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
206 20821705 bsrOutOfService 20150122210557 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 18392 LSANCLM18392 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
207 20821704 bsrOutOfService 20150122210557 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 18395 LSANCLM18395 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
219 20821326 bsrOutOfService 20150122210557 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 18391 LSANCLM18391 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
220 20821325 bsrOutOfService 20150122210557 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 30314 LSANCLM30314 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
524 21306711 state change disabled or degra 20150204131718 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 142 Femto 7550 HAWIHIM48150 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
511 21306741 state change disabled or degra 20150204131820 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 142 Femto 7551 HAWIHIM48800 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
515 21306767 state change disabled or degra 20150204131921 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 142 Femto 7556 HAWIHIM48801 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
512 21306801 state change disabled or degra 20150204132030 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 142 Femto 7557 HAWIHIM48802 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
523 21306832 state change disabled or degra 20150204132124 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 142 Femto 7552 HAWIHIM48803 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
526 21306865 state change disabled or degra 20150204132221 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 142 Femto 7553 HAWIHIM48804 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
528 21306901 state change disabled or degra 20150204132335 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 142 Femto 7554 HAWIHIM48805 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
520 21306931 state change disabled or degra 20150204132435 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 142 Femto 7555 HAWIHIM48806 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
518 21385038 autoconfigfailure 20150206082902 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 144 Femto 7809 LSANCLM18209 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
519 21413564 autoconfigfailure 20150207023302 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 139 Femto 7370 LSANCLM34215 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
522 21480012 sctpAssocAssociationDownAlarm 20150209072324 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 91 Femto 2554 SCTPASSOC 1 LSANCLM34011 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
521 21480014 associationEstablishmentFailur 20150209072325 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 91 Femto 2560 SCTPASSOC 1 LSANCLM34205 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
211 21491157 invalidIuflexConfiguration 20150209141051 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
217 21491310 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20150209141529 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 9 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
216 21491584 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20150209142514 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 1 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
510 21491616 state change disabled or degra 20150209142619 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 94 Femto 6118 LSANCLM30314 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
218 21491635 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150209142656 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 111 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
214 21491655 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150209142729 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 107 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
194 21491677 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150209142824 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 113 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
201 21491687 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150209142846 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 115 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
183 21491697 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150209142908 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 101 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
215 21491718 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20150209142954 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 3 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
205 21491723 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150209143005 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 105 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
209 21491730 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150209143016 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 103 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
208 21491736 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20150209143027 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 109 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
193 21491743 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20150209143038 FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 2 locked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
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index AlarmID specificProblems eventTime alarmedComponent bSRName monitored? adminStatus cid fgwName
Number of results: 34
Alarm Count: 94 Results Name: Alarms for SNAPCAHHCR9S01 - Santa Ana 1
Dsply Count: 34
Enter Command ('h' for help):
You can see that the timestamp for the data is now set to '20150209_143208' (02/09/2015 @ 2:32.08 PM EST).
Take a look at one of the last lines from the output of the '111' command:
Writing alarmDBo to file for later use...
This is a feature of the tool where it will write data to a file on disk so that you don't have to load data from WMS every time you run the tool. This is done
automatically every time data is loaded from WMS and doesn't require intervention from the user. By default the tool will always try to load data from the local
files instead of going to WMS. If the files do not exist it will go straight to WMS instead.
The local files are hard coded to be stored in the same directory as the tool and are named as follows:
DATABASE-ALARMS.pkl
DATABASE-ALARMSo.pkl
DATABASE-INVENTORY.pkl
More info on how the tool works with local files can be found in the "Advanced Information" section of this README
So you see that you have some pretty powerful tools for browsing information about the alarms that are coming from WMS and HDM.
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~INVENTORY DB INTERACTIONS~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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First of all let's take a look at what the Inventory DB looks like. You can issue the command '5+' to see a full dump of the entire known database. I hope you're ready, this is a lot of data:
Enter Command ('h' for help): 5+
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5619 CLMASCM57001 1213370257 57001 Acme12345_Academy_of_ "ACME12345 ACADEMY M "North-West corner" Monitored 10.5.166.35 301 26 ATLNGAACCR9S01 152657 13056651 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5620 BTRGLAM04037 1214010003 4037 TEXARCANA_DOTD "TEXARCANA DOTD SMAL "1st Floor East Corner" Monitored 10.8.148.31 301 41 ATLNGAACCR9S01 154946 13046458 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5621 NSVLTNM41797 1214260149 41797 JACKSONVILLE_BLVDERII "JACKSONVILLE_BLVDER "1st Floor System 9" Not Monitored 10.5.168.176 301 148 ATLNGAACCR9S01 152845 13014454 Indoor UMTS BSR-14.02.44 unlocked
5622 ATLNGAM25032 1214010044 25032 DALAARTWoodstock "DALAART WOODSTOCK S "MainLevel NE System1" Monitored 10.11.151.88 301 66 ATLNGAACCR9S01 151671 13027284 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5623 CHRLNCM55216 1213230199 55216 EMBARGOINDY_Two_Uptow "EMBARGOINDY - CHARL "Floor 10 Center" Monitored 10.5.169.137 301 16 ATLNGAACCR9S01 146991 12983784 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5624 VLDSGAM21261 1214210944 21261 BURNOUTS_Lodge_Spa "BURNOUTS GARDENS LO "Lodge 4th South Center" Monitored 10.11.149.41 301 115 ATLNGAACCR9S01 162211 13254056 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5625 JCSNMSM06902 1214160025 6902 DALAARTMcComb "DALAART MCCOMB SMAL "MainLevel Center System4" Monitored 10.8.147.208 301 68 ATLNGAACCR9S01 153134 13064987 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5626 ATLNGAM25295 1214140283 25295 Brownsvill_Civic_Cent "GAINESVILLE CIVIC C "Floor 3 NE Corner" Not Monitored 10.2.148.55 301 113 ATLNGAACCR9S01 142192 12928965 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5627 LXTNKYM36917 1214010381 36917 DALAARTPaintsville "DALAART PAINTSVILLE "MainLevel NW System4" Monitored 10.8.147.116 301 76 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158106 13078078 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5628 CHRLNCM55225 1213230348 55225 EMBARGOINDY_Two_Uptow "EMBARGOINDY - CHARL "Floor 12 Northeast Corner ne Monitored 10.5.169.119 301 16 ATLNGAACCR9S01 146991 12983784 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5629 HNVIALM00011 1214210932 11 ICORRE_Graphics_AL "ICORRE GRAPHICS SMA "H-way nr cubicle 1091 and 109 Monitored 10.5.161.247 301 86 ATLNGAACCR9S01 156825 13115731 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5630 NSVLTNM41796 1214260114 41796 JACKSONVILLE_BLVDERII "JACKSONVILLE_BLVDER "1st Floor System 8" Not Monitored 10.5.168.177 301 148 ATLNGAACCR9S01 152845 13014454 Indoor UMTS BSR-14.02.44 unlocked
5631 ATLNGAM23029 1214030058 23029 Cooleri_City_Hall "COOLERI CITY HALL S "Grd Fl in front of restrms" Monitored 10.5.170.120 301 58 ATLNGAACCR9S01 140760 12902330 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5632 SHPTLAM14214 1214230179 14214 International_Paper_L "INTERNATIONAL PAPER "Training Bldg N E Corner" Monitored 10.2.143.122 301 64 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158203 13127515 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5633 MOBLALM10208 1214200041 10208 HUPPENSDOWNS "HUPPENSDOWNS STEEL "SCRM Social 1st Flr NW Corner Monitored 10.5.166.222 301 48 ATLNGAACCR9S01 151580 12924957 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5634 BTRGLAM04201 1214020907 4201 Woali_Construction "WOALI CONSTRUCTION "Trailer SouthEast Corner" Monitored 10.5.170.96 301 54 ATLNGAACCR9S01 148557 12997959 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5635 HNVIALM00009 1213280079 9 DALAARTMuscleShoals "DALAART MUSCLE SHOA "MainLevel Center System1" Monitored 10.8.145.8 301 63 ATLNGAACCR9S01 151666 13030256 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5636 ATLNGAM23218 1214030194 23218 Cooleri_City_Hall "COOLERI CITY HALL S "1st Fl corridor near WH0211" Monitored 10.11.156.92 301 58 ATLNGAACCR9S01 140760 12902330 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5637 CHRLNCM55904 1214090186 55904 DALAARTLincolnton "DALAART LINCOLNTON "MainLevel Register System6" Monitored 10.2.147.18 301 57 ATLNGAACCR9S01 155484 13078067 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5638 SVNHGAM21213 1214090073 21213 CARBREAKS_GA_Plant "CARBREAKS PLANT AUG "2nd Floor Room 201" Monitored 10.5.163.136 301 56 ATLNGAACCR9S01 159263 13148104 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5639 CLMASCM57204 1213370475 57204 Acme12345_Academy_of_ "ACME12345 ACADEMY M "South-East Corner" Monitored 10.5.166.91 301 26 ATLNGAACCR9S01 152657 13056651 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5640 HNVIALM00291 1213280255 291 ARFERE_Huntsville_Red "HUNTSVILLE REDSTONE "Building 3 Floor 1 SW Corner" Monitored 10.8.146.223 301 14 ATLNGAACCR9S01 146592 12991769 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5641 RLGHNCM59240 1214060167 59240 DALAART_STORE_4459_SM "DALAART STORE # 445 "NW" Monitored 10.2.143.16 301 120 ATLNGAACCR9S01 162709 13277144 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5642 EVVLKYM38917 1214060060 38917 DALAARTGlasgow "DALAART GLASGOW SMA "MainLevel Center system3" Monitored 10.5.169.166 301 91 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158109 13079105 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5643 LXTNKYM36925 1214010408 36925 DALAARTPaintsville "DALAART PAINTSVILLE "MainLevel Register System12" Monitored 10.2.148.69 301 76 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158106 13078078 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5644 BRHMALM02211 1213160296 2211 Hoover_Office "BCC OFFICE BLDG - H "1st Floor South" Monitored 10.8.147.179 301 20 ATLNGAACCR9S01 140711 12852260 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5645 ATLNGAM25398 1214200712 25398 ROPID_TECHNOLOGIES "ROPID TECHNOLOGIES "Existing office 336" Not Monitored 10.11.155.97 301 139 ATLNGAACCR9S01 160735 13224162 Indoor UMTS BSR-14.02.44 unlocked
5646 LXTNKYM36223 1214200544 36223 BOBBY_DOLGERS_CLARK_H "BOBBY_DOLGERS CLARK "First Flr SW corner nr IDF 4" Not Monitored 10.11.150.242 301 97 ATLNGAACCR9S01 162057 13226777 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5647 CHRLNCM55218 1214010391 55218 DELIAGG_HUNTERSVILLE_ "DELIAGG - HUNTERSVI "Floor 2 East Corner" Monitored 10.8.142.32 301 82 ATLNGAACCR9S01 161600 13229338 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
5648 NSVLTNM40279 1214230132 40279 LEBANON_DALAART_SUPER "DALAART LEBANON SMA "1st Floor System 2" Not Monitored 10.8.146.230 301 164 ATLNGAACCR9S01 152844 13014453 Indoor UMTS BSR-14.02.44 unlocked
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7248 BLTMMDM00214 1214200562 214 LOLINDUSTRY_Arlington "LOLINDUSTRY SMALL C "Floor20 system 8" Not Monitored offline 251 41 CLMAMDORCR9S01 146409 12979918 Indoor UMTS * locked
7249 BLTMMDM00218 1214200625 218 LOLINDUSTRY_Arlington "LOLINDUSTRY SMALL C "Floor21 system 12" Not Monitored offline 251 41 CLMAMDORCR9S01 146409 12979918 Indoor UMTS * locked
7250 BLTMMDM00015 1214200308 15 LOLINDUSTRY_Arlington "LOLINDUSTRY SMALL C "Floor19 system 1" Not Monitored offline 251 41 CLMAMDORCR9S01 146409 12979918 Indoor UMTS * BSR-14.02.44 locked
7251 BLTMMDM00203 1214200427 203 LOLINDUSTRY_Arlington "LOLINDUSTRY SMALL C "Floor19 system 4" Not Monitored offline 251 41 CLMAMDORCR9S01 146409 12979918 Indoor UMTS * locked
7252 RCMDVAM24203 1214020683 24203 Laired_Services "LAIRED SERVICES SMA "File storage room" Not Monitored offline 251 31 CLMAMDORCR9S01 159920 13182109 Indoor UMTS * BSR-04.03.57.a.2 locked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm? swVersion adminStatus
Number of results: 7252
Enter Command ('h' for help):
As you can see, we have over 7,000 results displayed here. Depending on your SSH client you probably can't see the top of the list.
The important thing to note here is that there's a lot of data to work with and that you can interact with data within the column names. Here's a breakdown of what each column means:
index
This is proprietary number used by the tool. Currently as of v0.4 this field is not used.
bsrName
This is what you would refer to as the "CommonID" of the Metrocell
serial
This is the serial number of the Metrocell.
bsrId
Self explanatory, the bsrId of the device as configured in WMS.
groupName
This is the human readable description of the site or group name. This is the value that's configured in "Group name" in WMS provisioning.
ctsEquipName
This is the data from the "Equipment Name" field in CTS/AOTS as fed in by the CTS food file. Usually this is slightly different from the WMS group name.
specInfo
This is the user specific human readable info configured for each Metrocell. This is defined by BIG_COMPANY during the provisioning process.
monitored?
This is the tool's best guess on whether or not the Metrocell is monitored based on input from the unmonitored file provided to the tool.
ipsecIpAddr
This is the ipsec IP Address as the Metrocell is registered on the Femto Gateway.
If this field has an IP address it means that the AP is online and reachable for status checks.
clstr
The cluster ID of the Metrocell
grp
The group ID of the Metrocell
fgw
The particular Femto Gateway on which the Metrocell is registered
gagr
Whether the Metrocell is configured as a GRID or GATEWAY device. In order to see data here you must run the PowerMenu with the '-g' parameter on startup.
usid
This is the data from the "USID" field in CTS/AOTS as fed in by the CTS food file.
faLocCode
This is the data from the "FA Location Code" field in CTS/AOTS as fed in by the CTS food file.
inout
This is the data from the "Metrocell AP Location" field in CTS/AOTS as fed in by the CTS food file. This usually contains info regarding whether or not the AP is indoor or outdoor.
tech
This is the data from the "Technology" field in CTS/AOTS as fed in by the CTS food file. The PowerMenu only handles "UMTS" gracefully.
alarm?
Whether or not there is an active alarm associated with this bsrName/CommonID
swVersion
The version of software installed on the AP.
adminStatus
The current Administrative Status of the device.
If this is in a 'locked' state it's a pretty good indication that the Metrocell is still in the process of being optimized or provisioned.
The 2+index command will display all alarms associated with that AP entry in the inventory DB. Let's look at the relevant section from the in-program help.
| cmd 2+dbindex will display all alarms associated with the AP at index 'dbindex'
| example: send cmd '5+a' then pick an index number in left column
| example: Then send 2+thatindexnumber
| NOTE: Obviously AP must have an alarm to display any sort of results.
| You can tell by noting if the AP has an * in the 'alarm?' column
So an example of that would be as follows:
Enter Command ('h' for help): s
Enter Cluster and Groupseparated by - (example: 1-100): 52-26
You entered:
Cluster: 52
Group: 26
ipsecIpAddr's updated: 20150210_090245 Everything else updated: 20150210_090245
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2573 HAWIHIM48804 1214020999 48804 Sihani_HI "COUNTY OF PROBAN AU "Sihani Center West Corner" Monitored 10.11.131.152 52 26 SNAPCAHHCR9S02 152365 13029184 Indoor UMTS * BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
2582 HAWIHIM48802 1214020911 48802 Sihani_HI "COUNTY OF PROBAN AU "Sihani Center East Corner" Monitored 10.11.131.153 52 26 SNAPCAHHCR9S02 152365 13029184 Indoor UMTS * BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
2595 HAWIHIM48805 1214030106 48805 Sihani_HI "COUNTY OF PROBAN AU "State Attorneys Off SW Corner Monitored 10.11.131.157 52 26 SNAPCAHHCR9S02 152365 13029184 Indoor UMTS * BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
2601 HAWIHIM48800 1214020559 48800 Sihani_HI "COUNTY OF PROBAN AU "Sihani Center Northeast Corne Monitored 10.11.131.156 52 26 SNAPCAHHCR9S02 152365 13029184 Indoor UMTS * BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
2644 HAWIHIM48803 1214020992 48803 Sihani_HI "COUNTY OF PROBAN AU "Sihani Center Southeast Corne Monitored 10.11.131.158 52 26 SNAPCAHHCR9S02 152365 13029184 Indoor UMTS * BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
2668 HAWIHIM48150 1214010337 48150 Sihani_HI "COUNTY OF PROBAN AU "Conference Room North Corner" Monitored 10.11.131.159 52 26 SNAPCAHHCR9S02 152365 13029184 Indoor UMTS * BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
2669 HAWIHIM48801 1214020806 48801 Sihani_HI "COUNTY OF PROBAN AU "Sihani Center Northwest Corne Monitored 10.11.131.155 52 26 SNAPCAHHCR9S02 152365 13029184 Indoor UMTS * BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
2690 HAWIHIM48806 1214060139 48806 Sihani_HI "COUNTY OF PROBAN AU "State Attorneys Off South Cor Monitored 10.11.131.154 52 26 SNAPCAHHCR9S02 152365 13029184 Indoor UMTS * BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm? swVersion adminStatus
Number of results: 8
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Since I see that index '2573' has an alarm ( see the '*' in the 'alarm?' column). So to see more details on that I can run '2+2573'.
Enter Command ('h' for help): 2+2573
matched 2+dddddddddd
Displaying all alarms for inventory entry with index: 2573
managedObjectClass 1003
alarmedComponent FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 142 Femto 7553
eventTime 20150204132221
monitoredStatus Monitored
probableCause underlyingResourceUnavailable
eventType qualityOfServiceAlarm
notificationIdentifier 21306865
bSRName HAWIHIM48804
additionalText state change disabled or degraded\n bSRName=HAWIHIM48804,OUI-FSN=001D4C-1214020999,associated Femto: Femto.7553 operationalStatus=disabled, availabilityStatus=failed
Femto 7553
correlatedNotifications
FemtoGroup 142
additionalKeyString 21306865
FemtoCluster 51
unknownStatus 0
activeStatus 1
perceivedSeverity MAJOR
specificProblems state change disabled or degraded
managedObjectInstance NW UTRAN EM FemtoCluster51
alarmDisplayInfo {NW/UTRAN FemtoCluster/51 FemtoGroup/142 Femto/7553} {51} {}
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Data Timestamp = NA
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505 21306865 state change disabled or degra 20150204132221 FemtoCluster 51 FemtoGroup 142 Femto 7553 HAWIHIM48804 Monitored unlocked 51 SNAPCAHHCR9S01
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index AlarmID specificProblems eventTime alarmedComponent bSRName monitored? adminStatus cid fgwName
Number of results: 1
ipsecIpAddr's updated: 20150210_090245 Everything else updated: 20150210_090245
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2573 HAWIHIM48804 1214020999 48804 Sihani_HI "COUNTY OF PROBAN AU "Sihani Center West Corner" Monitored 10.11.131.152 52 26 SNAPCAHHCR9S02 152365 13029184 Indoor UMTS * BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm? swVersion adminStatus
Number of results: 1
Enter Command ('h' for help):
As you can see, the 2+index command is really useful for finding out which AP's have alarms in displayed groups.
You can search the inventory DB by using the '3+XX+XXXXX' family of commands. For example, sending the '3+DODO' command will search for all Metrocells with "DODO" in the groupName:
Enter Command ('h' for help): 3+DODO
Searching Femto DB for 'DODO' in column 'groupName'
ipsecIpAddr's updated: 20150210_090245 Everything else updated: 20150210_090245
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4175 NYCMNYM32083 1213360281 32083 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Floor South West Corner" Monitored 10.11.131.83 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
4528 NYCMNYM32249 1213360378 32249 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Floor South East Corner" Monitored 10.8.131.94 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
4537 NYCMNYM32307 1214010103 32307 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Flr hallway near CEO off Monitored 10.11.131.98 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm? swVersion adminStatus
Number of results: 3
Enter Command ('h' for help):
To search other fields, let's take a look at the relevant section of the help menu:
| cmd 3+dd+searchterm:
| will search the femto db for 'searchterm' in particular attribute
| List of available attributes to search is:
| 22 - serial
| 23 - groupId
| 28 - usid
| 29 - clusterId
| 27 - ctsname
| 26 - ipsecIpAddr
| 25 - faloc
| 24 - groupName
| 20 - bsrName
| 21 - bsrId
| example: '3+chrysler' will search for APs with 'chrysler' in the 'groupName'
| example: '3+20+ORLNFLM02904' will search
| for APs with 'ORLNFLM02904' in the 'bsrName'
So from this it's easy to see how to search for a particular serial number. For example, sending '3+22+1213160041' will search the 'serial' column for '1213160041':
Enter Command ('h' for help): 3+22+1213160041
Searching Femto DB for '1213160041' in column 'serial'
ipsecIpAddr's updated: 20150210_090245 Everything else updated: 20150210_090245
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3621 CHCGILM02539 1213160041 2539 ClarkApartments "CLARK APARTMENTS SM "7th Floor System 21" Monitored 10.11.188.226 152 26 NWTPMOABCR9S02 137562 12854455 Indoor UMTS BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm? swVersion adminStatus
Number of results: 1
Enter Command ('h' for help):
There's a quicker way to search for AP's in a particular cluster and group: you can enter the 's' command to launch a query for a particular cluster/group combination
as shown below. After hitting 's<enter>' you'll be asked to enter a cluster/group combination separated by dash (e.g., '201-15')
Enter Command ('h' for help): s
Enter Cluster and Groupseparated by - (example: 1-100): 201-15
You entered:
Cluster: 201
Group: 15
ipsecIpAddr's updated: 20150210_095905 Everything else updated: 20150210_095905
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6833 NYCMNYM32242 1213370449 32242 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "12th Floor South Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6834 NYCMNYM32243 1213370458 32243 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "12th Floor West Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6835 NYCMNYM32232 1213370225 32232 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "10th Floor Northeast Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6836 NYCMNYM32233 1213370274 32233 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "10th Floor East Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6837 NYCMNYM32234 1213370277 32234 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "10th Floor South Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6838 NYCMNYM32235 1213370283 32235 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "10th Floor West Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6839 NYCMNYM32236 1213370288 32236 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "10th Floor North Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6840 NYCMNYM32237 1213370291 32237 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "11th Floor Northeast Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6841 NYCMNYM32044 1213360335 32044 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "9th Floor Northeast Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6842 NYCMNYM32238 1213370311 32238 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "11th Floor East Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6843 NYCMNYM32228 1213360398 32228 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "9th Floor East Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6844 NYCMNYM32239 1213370336 32239 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "11th Floor South Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6845 NYCMNYM32229 1213370205 32229 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "9th Floor South Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6846 NYCMNYM32240 1213370349 32240 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "11th Floor West Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
6847 NYCMNYM32241 1213370351 32241 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "11th Floor North Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * BSR-04.03.57.a.2 unlocked
6848 NYCMNYM32230 1213370210 32230 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "9th Floor West Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
6849 NYCMNYM32231 1213370212 32231 TYBEC_NYC "TYBEC! - NEW YORK T "9th Floor North Corner" Not Monitored offline 201 15 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150126 13032718 Indoor UMTS * locked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm? swVersion adminStatus
Number of results: 17
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Nowe let's get into some action commands. You can perform two basic operations from the menu tool: reboot an AP and check AP status.
In order to reboot an AP you can send the 6+COMMMONID command.
NOTE: The reboot command depends on the AP being registered so it must have an ipSecIPAddr listed.
Here's an example of a reboot.
Enter Command ('h' for help): 6+ATLNGAM23164
Entering AP Reboot function.
Checking to see if I have enough info..... First I'll connect to the AP and check it's serial number...
I connected to the AP and saw that it has serial number: 1212170029
The serial I have in my database for that AP is: 1212170029
I feel confident in running the reboot command.
Are you absolutely sure you want to reboot 'ATLNGAM23164'? (y/n) y
spawn ssh admin@10.187.167.139
*************************** Warning Message ***************************
This system is restricted solely to the operators authorised users
for legitimate business purposes only. The actual or attempted
unauthorised access, use or modification of this system is strictly
prohibited by the operator. Unauthorised users are subject to
Company disciplinary proceedings and/or criminal and civil penalties
under state, federal or other applicable domestic and foreign laws. The
use of this system may be monitored and recorded for administrative and
security reasons. Anyone accessing this system expressly consents to
such monitoring and is advised that if such monitoring reveals possible
evidence of criminal activity, the operator may provide the
evidence of such activity to law enforcement officials. All users must
comply with the operators Corporate Instructions regarding the
protection of the operators information assets.
************************************************************************
admin@10.187.167.139's password:
Last login: Tue Feb 10 15:57:07 2015 from 10.37.20.73
[admin@ATLNGAACCR9S01_BONO1 ~]$ ssh localOperator@10.2.149.80
Password:
Last login: Tue Feb 10 15:57:08 2015 from 172.23.92.183
Linux femto-1212170029 2.6.34.8-femtobsr-femtobsrv2-alu ALU HomeBSR armv6l GNU/Linux
FSN 1212170029
MAC 00:30:ab:2a:64:15
GDF BSR-14.02.44
primuser@femto-1212170029:/$ su - localAdmin
Password:
root@femto-1212170029:~# reboot
I sent the reboot command!
In about 10 minutes refresh BSR ipSecIpAddr registrations with command '112'
After that you should be able to status the AP
Enter Command ('h' for help):
You can issue a status check command by sending the '4+commonid' command (e.g., '4+NYCMNYM32307') as shown below:
Enter Command ('h' for help): 4+NYCMNYM32307
Detected status check request...
Running status check for NYCMNYM32307 (1 of 1)
Data Timestamp: 20150210_155924
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Monitored 10.11.131.98 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled YES 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 NYCMNYM32307
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monitoredStatus ipsecIpAddr gagr adminStatus bsrAStatus bsrOStatus cellAStatus cellOStatus UEs? clstrgrp fgw alarm? bsrName
Number of results: 1
(To collect syslog files from the previous check use 'y+')
Would you like to see verbose results? (y/y+/n)
NOTE: The status check function only works when the tool has a listing for the ipsecIpAddr for a particular AP. If the tool has no IP address then it is unable to
reach out and query the AP which means the AP is probably not registered with the FGW.
The 'status' display format is slightly different from the alarm and inventory views. Here is a breakdown of the column descriptions:
monitoredStatus
Same as with the inventory database, this is just the tool's best guess as to whether this is a monitored AP based on input from the unmonitored file.
ipsecIpAddr
Same as with the inventory database, the ipsec IP address that is registered on the FGW.
gagr
Whether or not the AP is listed as a GRID or GATEWAY device in WMS.
adminStatus
Whether the AP is administratively locked or unlocked.
bsrAStatus
BSR Administrative Status - This is data directly from the AP. This is whether or not the AP believes it is administratively unlocked or not.
bsrOStatus
BSR Operational Status - This is data directly from the AP. This is whether or not the AP is in an operationlly enabled state.
cellAStatus
LCell Administrative Status - This is data directly from the AP. This is whether or not the LCell on the device is administratively locked or not.
cellOStatus
LCell Operational Status - This is data directly from the AP. This is whether or not the LCell is operationally enabled or disabled.
UEs?
Does this device have UEs connected? This is data directly from the AP. This indicates whether or not devices (a.k.a., cell phones) are connected and using the AP.
clstr
The FemtoCluster this AP is associated with
grp
The FemtoGroup this AP is associated with
fgw
The parent FGW of this AP
alarm?
An asterisk indicates this AP has an alarm associated with it
bsrName
The bsrName of the device (a.k.a, CommonID)
After seeing the results in table format the tool will ask you if you want to see results in verbose format. Issuing 'y' will show results like this:
Would you like to see verbose results? (y/n)y
---NYCMNYM32307---
LCell: unlocked/enabled
BSR: unlocked/enabled
ueStatus IMSI list:
310410724778313 310410733934192 310410635917480
First NonPrivate IP: 68.173.213.161
Neighbor bsrIds:
32083 32249
LCell Up/Down Log (covers roughly the last three days):
===NOTE: ALL TIMESTAMPS ARE FOR THE AP'S LOCAL TIME ZONE===
root@femto-1214010103:~# echo LOCAL AP TIME IS: `date`
LOCAL AP TIME IS: Wed Dec 31 10:00:13 EST 2014
Dec 30 19:02:54 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 30 19:00:02 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 29 19:39:17 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 29 19:36:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 28 20:36:55 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 28 20:33:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 27 18:31:35 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 27 18:28:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 26 20:26:24 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 26 20:22:00 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 25 20:50:31 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 25 20:47:00 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 24 22:59:11 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 24 22:56:00 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 23 22:04:24 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 23 22:01:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
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Enter Command ('h' for help):
The verbose output will show you a little more information than the table format. It will list the IMSIs of all UEs connected to the AP and the bsrId's of neighbor
APs as well as the first non-private IP address (or internet address) of the last hop router before reaching the internet. Additionally the verbose results contain a
rudimentary scan of the /var/log/syslog/messages.* logs on the AP which shows LCell up/down times. This info can be used to determine the "Return to Service" time
for updating the CTS/AOTS tickets. Take note that times shown in the LCell Up/Down log are local for the AP's time zone.
In addition to being able to run status check on a single AP you can run checks on an entire cluster/group of APs with the 'g' command. After issuing 'g<enter>' you
can enter a desired cluster/group in the format '<cluster>-<group>' just like with the 's' command. See example below:
Enter Command ('h' for help): g
Enter Cluster and Group separated by - (example: 1-100): 1-17
You entered:
Cluster: 1
Group: 17
ipsecIpAddr's updated: 20141231_093550 Everything else updated: 20141231_093550
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910 PTLDORM58900 1214100247 58900 Asplitze_Steel "ASPLITZER STEEL SMA "3rd Flr NW Hallwy Cafe 322" Monitored 10.11.148.64 1 17 SNTDCAUJCR9S01 146631 12989947 Indoor UMTS unlocked
1069 PTLDORM58209 1213160309 58209 Asplitze_Steel "ASPLITZER STEEL SMA "4th Floor East Corner" Monitored 10.11.143.215 1 17 SNTDCAUJCR9S01 146631 12989947 Indoor UMTS unlocked
1545 PTLDORM58208 1213160187 58208 Asplitze_Steel "ASPLITZER STEEL SMA "4th Floor North Corner" Monitored 10.11.148.80 1 17 SNTDCAUJCR9S01 146631 12989947 Indoor UMTS unlocked
1727 PTLDORM58029 1213370359 58029 Asplitze_Steel "ASPLITZER STEEL SMA "3rd Floor - East Corner" Monitored 10.11.147.81 1 17 SNTDCAUJCR9S01 146631 12989947 Indoor UMTS unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm?adminStatus
Number of results: 4
Before the tool reaches out and runs the checks it will ask you if you're sure you want to do this as it could take a long time for large groups.
Are you sure you wan to run status check on this entire group? (y/n) y
Running status check for PTLDORM58900 (1 of 4)
Running status check for PTLDORM58209 (2 of 4)
Running status check for PTLDORM58208 (3 of 4)
Running status check for PTLDORM58029 (4 of 4)
Data Timestamp: 20141231_100344
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Monitored 10.11.148.64 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled no 1 17 SNTDCAUJCR9S01 PTLDORM58900
Monitored 10.11.143.215 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled no 1 17 SNTDCAUJCR9S01 PTLDORM58209
Monitored 10.11.148.80 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled YES 1 17 SNTDCAUJCR9S01 PTLDORM58208
Monitored 10.11.147.81 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled no 1 17 SNTDCAUJCR9S01 PTLDORM58029
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monitoredStatus ipsecIpAddr gagr adminStatus bsrAStatus bsrOStatus cellAStatus cellOStatus UEs? clstrgrp fgw alarm? bsrName
Number of results: 4
Would you like to see verbose results? (y/n)
And again, it will ask you if you want to see verbose results for the entire group...
Would you like to see verbose results? (y/n)y
---PTLDORM58900---
LCell: unlocked/enabled
BSR: unlocked/enabled
ueStatus IMSI list:
First NonPrivate IP: 0.0.0.0
Neighbor bsrIds:
58029 58208 58209
LCell Up/Down Log (covers roughly the last three days):
===NOTE: ALL TIMESTAMPS ARE FOR THE AP'S LOCAL TIME ZONE===
root@femto-1214100247:~# echo LOCAL AP TIME IS: `date`
LOCAL AP TIME IS: Wed Dec 31 07:03:09 PST 2014
Dec 29 11:13:56 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 29 10:59:18 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 29 10:51:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 29 10:37:38 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 29 04:50:04 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 29 04:45:05 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 28 18:14:48 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 28 18:10:05 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 27 02:54:46 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 27 02:50:03 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 26 02:28:35 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 26 02:23:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 25 18:06:40 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 25 18:02:15 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 24 16:05:45 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 24 16:01:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
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---PTLDORM58209---
LCell: unlocked/enabled
BSR: unlocked/enabled
ueStatus IMSI list:
First NonPrivate IP: 0.0.0.0
Neighbor bsrIds:
58900 58029 58208
LCell Up/Down Log (covers roughly the last three days):
===NOTE: ALL TIMESTAMPS ARE FOR THE AP'S LOCAL TIME ZONE===
root@femto-1213160309:~# echo LOCAL AP TIME IS: `date`
LOCAL AP TIME IS: Wed Dec 31 07:03:20 PST 2014
Dec 31 04:09:57 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 31 04:05:04 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 30 04:37:30 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 30 04:33:02 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 29 04:27:05 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 29 04:25:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 28 02:46:53 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 28 02:43:02 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 27 00:48:21 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 27 00:44:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 26 00:29:25 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 26 00:25:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 25 00:06:07 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 25 00:02:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 24 04:16:45 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 24 04:12:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 23 04:20:18 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 23 04:16:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
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---PTLDORM58208---
LCell: unlocked/enabled
BSR: unlocked/enabled
ueStatus IMSI list:
310410727682523
First NonPrivate IP: 0.0.0.0
Neighbor bsrIds:
58900 58029 58209
LCell Up/Down Log (covers roughly the last three days):
===NOTE: ALL TIMESTAMPS ARE FOR THE AP'S LOCAL TIME ZONE===
root@femto-1213160187:~# echo LOCAL AP TIME IS: `date`
LOCAL AP TIME IS: Wed Dec 31 07:03:30 PST 2014
Dec 30 13:03:36 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 30 12:40:17 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 29 21:34:50 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 29 21:30:03 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 28 21:30:57 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 28 21:26:06 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 27 10:14:32 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 27 09:55:45 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 26 13:39:08 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 26 13:35:06 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 25 13:35:03 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 25 13:30:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
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---PTLDORM58029---
LCell: unlocked/enabled
BSR: unlocked/enabled
ueStatus IMSI list:
First NonPrivate IP: 0.0.0.0
Neighbor bsrIds:
58208 58209 58900
LCell Up/Down Log (covers roughly the last three days):
===NOTE: ALL TIMESTAMPS ARE FOR THE AP'S LOCAL TIME ZONE===
root@femto-1213370359:~# echo LOCAL AP TIME IS: `date`
LOCAL AP TIME IS: Wed Dec 31 07:03:39 PST 2014
Dec 31 03:50:30 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 31 03:46:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 30 03:41:22 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 30 03:37:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 29 05:45:06 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 29 05:41:00 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 28 04:36:31 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 28 04:32:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 27 03:00:37 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 27 02:56:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 26 04:05:50 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 26 04:02:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 25 02:39:31 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
Dec 25 02:35:01 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now down
Dec 23 10:41:12 fpu1.vx: #EVENT# Cell is now up
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Enter Command ('h' for help):
Sending the 'f' command will toggle between basic inventory view format and full format inventory view.
Enter Command ('h' for help): f
FullFormat toggle is: False
Enter Command ('h' for help): 3+DODO
Searching Femto DB for 'DODO' in column 'groupName'
ipsecIpAddr's updated: 20141231_102848 Everything else updated: 20141231_102848
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4113 NYCMNYM32249 1213360378 32249 DODO_NYC "23rd Floor South East Corner" Monitored 10.5.131.93 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 unlocked
4197 NYCMNYM32307 1214010103 32307 DODO_NYC "23rd Flr hallway near CEO off Monitored 10.2.130.124 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 unlocked
4429 NYCMNYM32083 1213360281 32083 DODO_NYC "23rd Floor South West Corner" Monitored 10.2.130.229 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr adminStatus alarm?
Number of results: 3
Notice how you see less data in when FullFormat is turned off? This is useful if you're on a laptop or smaller screen. To turn it back on simply issue the 'f' command again.
Enter Command ('h' for help): f
FullFormat toggle is: True
Enter Command ('h' for help): 3+DODO
Searching Femto DB for 'DODO' in column 'groupName'
ipsecIpAddr's updated: 20141231_102848 Everything else updated: 20141231_102848
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4113 NYCMNYM32249 1213360378 32249 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Floor South East Corner" Monitored 10.5.131.93 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4197 NYCMNYM32307 1214010103 32307 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Flr hallway near CEO off Monitored 10.2.130.124 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4429 NYCMNYM32083 1213360281 32083 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Floor South West Corner" Monitored 10.2.130.229 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm?adminStatus
Number of results: 3
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Sending the '112' command will refresh the data for all registered APs on the FGWs. An example is shown below.
This can take up to 30 seconds depending on how many FGWs are listed.
Enter Command ('h' for help): 112
matched 112
Reloading data from femto registrations...
Running check for CRTNTX35CR9S01
Now parsing output for CRTNTX35CR9S01
Running check for SNTDCAUJCR9S01
Now parsing output for SNTDCAUJCR9S01
Running check for SNAPCAHHCR9S01
Now parsing output for SNAPCAHHCR9S01
Running check for SNAPCAHHCR9S02
Now parsing output for SNAPCAHHCR9S02
Running check for NWTPMOABCR9S01
Now parsing output for NWTPMOABCR9S01
Running check for NWTPMOABCR9S02
Now parsing output for NWTPMOABCR9S02
Running check for RCPKNJ02CR9S01
Now parsing output for RCPKNJ02CR9S01
Running check for ATLNGAACCR9S01
Now parsing output for ATLNGAACCR9S01
Running check for LKMRFLMFCR9S01
Now parsing output for LKMRFLMFCR9S01
Running check for CLMAMDORCR9S01
Now parsing output for CLMAMDORCR9S01
Number of AP's with new IP's since last load: 27
When the update is completed it will ask you if you want to see a detailed list of the APs with new ipsecIpAddr's.
This is useful if you're waiting for an AP to come online or if you're just curious.
Do you want to see the list of AP's that updated? (y/n)y
Data Timestamp: 20141231_100756
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466 SNANSXM34227 1213370400 34227 DENDAG_Ranch_Encinal_ "DENDAG RANCH SMALL "Ranch Hand" Monitored 10.11.135.112 101 27 CRTNTX35CR9S01 147753 12991773 Indoor UMTS unlocked
525 SNANSXM34225 1213370188 34225 DENDAG_Ranch_Encinal_ "DENDAG RANCH SMALL "Lodge -System 5" Monitored 10.11.135.113 101 27 CRTNTX35CR9S01 147753 12991773 Indoor UMTS unlocked
463 SNANSXM34222 1213370115 34222 DENDAG_Ranch_Encinal_ "DENDAG RANCH SMALL "Bunk House" Monitored 10.11.135.114 101 27 CRTNTX35CR9S01 147753 12991773 Indoor UMTS unlocked
446 SNANSXM34223 1213370499 34223 DENDAG_Ranch_Encinal_ "DENDAG RANCH SMALL "Duplex IDF Location" Monitored 10.11.135.115 101 27 CRTNTX35CR9S01 147753 12991773 Indoor UMTS unlocked
6925 STTLWAM62242 1214160158 62242 ARFERE_South_Park "ARFERE SOUTH PARK I "Floor 2 in the Corridor lift" Not Monitored 10.5.171.183 1 158 SNTDCAUJCR9S01 161333 13239673 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
6924 STTLWAM62241 1214160157 62241 ARFERE_South_Park "ARFERE SOUTH PARK I "Flr2 in the Corridor Staircas Not Monitored 10.5.171.184 1 158 SNTDCAUJCR9S01 161333 13239673 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
6737 LSANCLM34223 1214210846 34223 CARBREAKS_Juicery "CARBREAKS JUICERY I "1st Floor Northwest Corner" Monitored 10.2.145.128 51 166 SNAPCAHHCR9S01 160975 13224165 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
6738 LSANCLM34229 1214230340 34229 CARBREAKS_Juicery "CARBREAKS JUICERY I "1st Flr N Corner nr the cente Monitored 10.2.145.130 51 166 SNAPCAHHCR9S01 160975 13224165 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
2232 LSANCLM34222 1214210826 34222 CARBREAKS_Juicery "CARBREAKS JUICERY I "1st Flr N Corner nr in_egress Monitored 10.2.147.200 51 166 SNAPCAHHCR9S01 160975 13224165 Indoor UMTS unlocked
3230 CLEVOHM36310 1214250233 36310 BLEVELAND_METROPOLITA "BMSD SMALLCELL" "Basement Parking area" Not Monitored 10.8.138.206 151 209 NWTPMOABCR9S01 165684 13295800 Indoor UMTS unlocked
3147 CLEVOHM36318 1214250297 36318 BLEVELAND_METROPOLITA "BMSD SMALLCELL" "2nd Floor Classroom 215" Not Monitored 10.8.138.207 151 209 NWTPMOABCR9S01 165684 13295800 Indoor UMTS unlocked
2888 CLEVOHM36319 1214250180 36319 BLEVELAND_METROPOLITA "BMSD SMALLCELL" "2nd Floor Room 219 220" Not Monitored 10.11.174.41 151 209 NWTPMOABCR9S01 165684 13295800 Indoor UMTS unlocked
6368 CLEVOHM36317 1214250303 36317 BLEVELAND_METROPOLITA "BMSD SMALLCELL" "2nd Floor Classroom 212" Not Monitored 10.11.174.42 151 209 NWTPMOABCR9S01 165684 13295800 Indoor UMTS unlocked
3175 CLMBOHM40913 1214030059 40913 HUPPENSDOWNSHamilton "HUPPENSDOWNS HAMILT "Buildg 8685 1st flr System 15 Monitored 10.2.158.25 151 138 NWTPMOABCR9S01 155718 13087784 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4928 EVVLKYM38904 1214020502 38904 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel Entry System6" Monitored 10.2.143.211 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4936 EVVLKYM38906 1214010344 38906 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel W System8" Monitored 10.2.143.210 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4887 EVVLKYM38907 1214020722 38907 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel E System9" Monitored 10.2.143.201 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4871 EVVLKYM38908 1214010293 38908 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel NE System10" Monitored 10.2.143.202 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
5001 EVVLKYM38900 1214010257 38900 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel NW System2" Monitored 10.8.142.201 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4681 EVVLKYM38911 1214020584 38911 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel Entry System13" Monitored 10.2.143.203 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4924 EVVLKYM38903 1214020697 38903 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel W System5" Monitored 10.2.143.206 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4813 EVVLKYM38912 1214020832 38912 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel SW System14" Monitored 10.2.143.212 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4901 EVVLKYM38913 1214020728 38913 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel Entry System15" Monitored 10.2.143.208 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
6527 ATLNGAM23267 1214090016 23267 POBLANOSCITY_Hall "POBLANOSCITY HALL S "2nd Fl Assembly WD1006" Not Monitored 10.5.159.41 301 58 ATLNGAACCR9S01 140760 12902330 Indoor UMTS unlocked
5932 ORLNFLM02060 1213140236 2060 AK_Tunnel "AFUNPLACETOBELANDER "" Monitored 10.11.128.178 351 22 LKMRFLMFCR9S01 144590 12934862 Indoor UMTS unlocked
5596 ORLNFLM02413 1213150128 2413 AK_Tunnel "AFUNPLACETOBELANDER "Tunnel - Stairway_14_Break Ar Monitored 10.11.128.179 351 22 LKMRFLMFCR9S01 144458 12934861 Indoor UMTS unlocked
6180 WSS7TestAP 1212170029 13001 WSS7_TEST_CLMAMDORCR9 "CLMAMDORCR9S01" Unknown 10.8.133.120 251 48 CLMAMDORCR9S01 unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm?adminStatus
Number of results: 27
Writing Inventory pickle to disk
Enter Command ('h' for help):
--NOTE--
This only queries the FGWs for updated registrations (e.g., bsg_get_bsr_registrations) so it will not update WMS registrations/provisionings.
The only way to update WMS registrations is to run the '113' update command or delete the .pkl databases on disk before running the PowerMenu.
Since WMS provisioning happens much slower than FGW registrations and is driven by humans, it's usually sufficient to only updated the WMS registrations once at the beginning of the work day.
The '112' command really only reaches out to find new ipsecIpAddr's for registered APs.
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Now you'll notice that if you run any inventory queries you'll see an updated timestamp at the top of the results. The "Everything else updated" timestamp statement is
referring to the WMS registrations information that is mentioned in the --NOTE-- above. The "ipsecIpAddr's updated:" statement is referring to the FGW registrations update that you just performed.
Enter Command ('h' for help): 3+DODO
Searching Femto DB for 'DODO' in column 'groupName'
ipsecIpAddr's updated: 20141231_100756 Everything else updated: 20141231_093550
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4120 NYCMNYM32249 1213360378 32249 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Floor South East Corner" Monitored 10.5.131.93 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4204 NYCMNYM32307 1214010103 32307 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Flr hallway near CEO off Monitored 10.2.130.124 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4437 NYCMNYM32083 1213360281 32083 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Floor South West Corner" Monitored 10.2.130.229 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm?adminStatus
Number of results: 3
Enter Command ('h' for help):
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For daily continued usage here are some tips.
When running the program for the first time:
Navigate to the folder that contains the pm.py file, and your daily unmonitored APs list.
Issue the "python pm.py" command.
$ pwd
/home/customer/russ/pm
$ ls -l
total 17452
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 888213 Dec 31 09:34 DATABASE-ALARMS.pkl
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 415675 Dec 31 09:38 DATABASE-ALARMSo.pkl
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 4347567 Dec 31 10:08 DATABASE-INVENTORY.pkl
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 1957 Dec 30 15:52 EXP-apcheck.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 718 Dec 30 15:52 EXP-apreboot.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 373 Dec 30 15:52 EXP-getbsg.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 324 Dec 30 15:52 EXP-kh.exp
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2990 Dec 30 15:52 INSTRUCTIONS-UPGRADE.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2943 Dec 30 15:52 INSTRUCTIONS.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2521943 Dec 30 15:52 PowerMenu.Job.Aid.docx
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 174104 Dec 30 15:52 README.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 3989 Dec 30 15:52 RELEASENOTES.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 293679 Dec 31 10:14 pm.log
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 44662 Dec 31 09:34 pm.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 14816 Dec 31 09:30 pmClasses.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 13238 Dec 31 09:34 pmClasses.pyc
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 8396 Dec 31 09:30 pmConfig.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 5805 Dec 31 09:34 pmConfig.pyc
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 26228 Dec 31 09:30 pmFunctions.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 19458 Dec 31 09:34 pmFunctions.pyc
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 43651 Dec 31 09:30 pmLoaders.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 31417 Dec 31 09:34 pmLoaders.pyc
$ python pm.py
The program will then initialize and load data from the .pkl files on disk.
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| | | (_) \ V V / __/ | | | | | __/ | | | |_| |
|_| \___/ \_/\_/ \___|_| |_| |_|\___|_| |_|\__,_|
=== ALU WMS Metrocell Power Menu ===
| Creator: rendicott@gmail.com
| Date: 2014-11-20
| Version: 0.4.6
====================================
Current Directory: /home/customer/russ/pm
Testing color support...
starting up with loglevel 50 CRITICAL
newest file detected: /home/customer/russ/pm_foodfiles/2014-12-31-06-31-09Powermenu-Food-CTS.csv
Enter the password for the admin@FGW user:
Enter again for verification:
Enter the password for the localOperator@AP user:
Enter again for verification:
Enter the password for the localAdmin@AP user:
Enter again for verification:
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Once you see the "Enter Command" prompt the program is loaded and ready to use. You'll need to refresh the data in order to get the latest info from the network.
Enter Command ('h' for help): 113
matched 113
Reloading all data...
Reloading registrations data...
Running check for CRTNTX35CR9S01
Now parsing output for CRTNTX35CR9S01
Running check for SNTDCAUJCR9S01
Now parsing output for SNTDCAUJCR9S01
Running check for SNAPCAHHCR9S01
Now parsing output for SNAPCAHHCR9S01
Running check for SNAPCAHHCR9S02
Now parsing output for SNAPCAHHCR9S02
Running check for NWTPMOABCR9S01
Now parsing output for NWTPMOABCR9S01
Running check for NWTPMOABCR9S02
Now parsing output for NWTPMOABCR9S02
Running check for RCPKNJ02CR9S01
Now parsing output for RCPKNJ02CR9S01
Running check for ATLNGAACCR9S01
Now parsing output for ATLNGAACCR9S01
Running check for LKMRFLMFCR9S01
Now parsing output for LKMRFLMFCR9S01
Running check for CLMAMDORCR9S01
Now parsing output for CLMAMDORCR9S01
Number of AP's with new IP's since last load: 23
Data Timestamp: 20141231_102051
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47 DLLSDXM09233 1214200375 9233 LIMEBOPE_Grapevine_TX "LIMEBOPE-SMALLCELL" "Level 2 System 6" Monitored 10.11.135.117 101 67 CRTNTX35CR9S01 161538 12986745 Indoor UMTS unlocked
3230 CLEVOHM36310 1214250233 36310 BLEVELAND_METROPOLITA "BMSD SMALLCELL" "Basement Parking area" Not Monitored 10.8.138.209 151 209 NWTPMOABCR9S01 165684 13295800 Indoor UMTS unlocked
2888 CLEVOHM36319 1214250180 36319 BLEVELAND_METROPOLITA "BMSD SMALLCELL" "2nd Floor Room 219 220" Not Monitored 10.11.174.43 151 209 NWTPMOABCR9S01 165684 13295800 Indoor UMTS unlocked
6368 CLEVOHM36317 1214250303 36317 BLEVELAND_METROPOLITA "BMSD SMALLCELL" "2nd Floor Classroom 212" Not Monitored 10.11.174.44 151 209 NWTPMOABCR9S01 165684 13295800 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4362 NYCMNYM32210 1213360056 32210 ACCORDY_NY "RICHEMONT / ACCORDY "5th floor West Corner" Monitored 10.5.132.230 201 12 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150133 13032719 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
4205 NYCMNYM32209 1213360034 32209 ACCORDY_NY "RICHEMONT / ACCORDY "5th floor South Corner" Monitored 10.5.132.232 201 12 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150133 13032719 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
4365 NYCMNYM32218 1213370063 32218 ACCORDY_NY "RICHEMONT / ACCORDY "7th floor East Corner" Monitored 10.5.132.233 201 12 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150133 13032719 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
4248 NYCMNYM32220 1213370082 32220 ACCORDY_NY "RICHEMONT / ACCORDY "7th floor West Corner" Monitored 10.5.132.226 201 12 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150133 13032719 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
4456 NYCMNYM32219 1213370069 32219 ACCORDY_NY "RICHEMONT / ACCORDY "7th floor South Corner" Monitored 10.5.132.234 201 12 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150133 13032719 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
4108 NYCMNYM32222 1213370185 32222 ACCORDY_NY "RICHEMONT / ACCORDY "7th floor Northeast center" Monitored 10.5.132.231 201 12 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150133 13032719 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
4098 NYCMNYM32223 1213370186 32223 ACCORDY_NY "RICHEMONT / ACCORDY "8th floor East Corner" Monitored 10.5.132.225 201 12 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150133 13032719 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
4350 NYCMNYM32226 1213370378 32226 ACCORDY_NY "RICHEMONT / ACCORDY "8th Floor North Corner" Monitored 10.5.132.227 201 12 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150133 13032719 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
4273 NYCMNYM32211 1213360480 32211 ACCORDY_NY "RICHEMONT / ACCORDY "5th Floor North Corner" Monitored 10.5.132.228 201 12 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150133 13032719 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
4306 NYCMNYM32227 1213370423 32227 ACCORDY_NY "RICHEMONT / ACCORDY "8th floor Northeast center" Monitored 10.5.132.224 201 12 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150133 13032719 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
4347 NYCMNYM32224 1213370192 32224 ACCORDY_NY "RICHEMONT / ACCORDY "8th floor South Corner" Monitored 10.5.132.229 201 12 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 150133 13032719 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
4857 EVVLKYM38909 1214020713 38909 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel Register System11" Monitored 10.2.143.204 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4980 EVVLKYM38905 1214010458 38905 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel Entry System7" Monitored 10.2.143.209 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4979 EVVLKYM38901 1214020651 38901 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel NE System3" Monitored 10.2.143.207 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4774 EVVLKYM38914 1214020781 38914 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel Register System16" Monitored 10.8.142.198 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4841 EVVLKYM38910 1214020700 38910 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel Register System12" Monitored 10.2.143.205 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4904 EVVLKYM38002 1214020833 38002 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel N System1" Monitored 10.8.142.199 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4939 EVVLKYM38902 1214020989 38902 DALAARTLeitchfield "DALAART LEITCHFIELD "MainLevel Center System4" Monitored 10.8.142.200 301 77 ATLNGAACCR9S01 158108 13078080 Indoor UMTS unlocked
5698 ORLNFLM02031 1213160108 2031 lalap_Norway "AFUNP lalap - NORWA "Main Floor - North Area" Monitored 10.11.128.181 351 53 LKMRFLMFCR9S01 144611 12934874 Indoor UMTS unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm?adminStatus
Number of results: 23
Reloading provisioning data...
Now parsing provisioning XML to build inventory. XML file: /home/customer/russ/wicldumps/RAWDATA-provisioning.dat
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reloading alarm data...
Writing alarmDB to file for later use...
Now converting Alarm dictionary to list of Alarm objects...
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Writing alarmDBo to file for later use...
Writing Alarms pickle to disk
Writing inventory to file for later use...
Writing Inventory pickle to disk
Enter Command ('h' for help):
If you ever get into a situation where you don't trust the freshness of the data you can always just clear out the .pkl files and start fresh.
To clear out all of this data and start fresh you can issue these commands:
'rm *.pkl' - (Delete the existing .pkl files so that the tool will be forced to get new data from WMS/FGW.)
'rm *.csv' = (Delete the old CSV output files.)
$ pwd
/home/customer/russ/pm
$ ls -l
total 16796
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 892244 Dec 31 10:24 DATABASE-ALARMS.pkl
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 417595 Dec 31 10:24 DATABASE-ALARMSo.pkl
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 4310654 Dec 31 10:24 DATABASE-INVENTORY.pkl
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 1957 Dec 30 15:52 EXP-apcheck.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 718 Dec 30 15:52 EXP-apreboot.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 373 Dec 30 15:52 EXP-getbsg.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 324 Dec 30 15:52 EXP-kh.exp
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2990 Dec 30 15:52 INSTRUCTIONS-UPGRADE.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2943 Dec 30 15:52 INSTRUCTIONS.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2521943 Dec 30 15:52 PowerMenu.Job.Aid.docx
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 174104 Dec 30 15:52 README.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 3989 Dec 30 15:52 RELEASENOTES.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 0 Dec 31 10:16 pm.log
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 44662 Dec 31 09:34 pm.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 14816 Dec 31 09:30 pmClasses.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 13238 Dec 31 09:34 pmClasses.pyc
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 8396 Dec 31 09:30 pmConfig.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 5805 Dec 31 09:34 pmConfig.pyc
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 26228 Dec 31 09:30 pmFunctions.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 19458 Dec 31 09:34 pmFunctions.pyc
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 43651 Dec 31 09:30 pmLoaders.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 31417 Dec 31 09:34 pmLoaders.pyc
$ rm *.pkl
$ rm *.csv
*.csv: No such file or directory
$ ls -l
total 5756
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 1957 Dec 30 15:52 EXP-apcheck.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 718 Dec 30 15:52 EXP-apreboot.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 373 Dec 30 15:52 EXP-getbsg.exp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 russ grouper 324 Dec 30 15:52 EXP-kh.exp
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2990 Dec 30 15:52 INSTRUCTIONS-UPGRADE.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2943 Dec 30 15:52 INSTRUCTIONS.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 2521943 Dec 30 15:52 PowerMenu.Job.Aid.docx
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 174104 Dec 30 15:52 README.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 3989 Dec 30 15:52 RELEASENOTES.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 0 Dec 31 10:16 pm.log
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 44662 Dec 31 09:34 pm.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 14816 Dec 31 09:30 pmClasses.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 13238 Dec 31 09:34 pmClasses.pyc
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 8396 Dec 31 09:30 pmConfig.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 5805 Dec 31 09:34 pmConfig.pyc
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 26228 Dec 31 09:30 pmFunctions.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 19458 Dec 31 09:34 pmFunctions.pyc
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 43651 Dec 31 09:30 pmLoaders.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 russ grouper 31417 Dec 31 09:34 pmLoaders.pyc
$
Now you'll notice that the directory only contains the files necessary to run a fresh operation.
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~OTHER COMMANDS~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Sending the 'h' command will show the quick help for the tool.
Sending the '+++' command will exit the program:
Enter Command ('h' for help): +++
matched +++
Good Bye!
$
To get back into the program just type 'python pm.py' to quickly get back into the tool and reload data from local files on disk.
_____ __ __
| __ \ | \/ |
| |__) |____ _____ _ __| \ / | ___ _ __ _ _
| ___/ _ \ \ /\ / / _ \ '__| |\/| |/ _ \ '_ \| | | |
| | | (_) \ V V / __/ | | | | | __/ | | | |_| |
|_| \___/ \_/\_/ \___|_| |_| |_|\___|_| |_|\__,_|
=== ALU WMS Metrocell Power Menu ===
| Creator: rendicott@gmail.com
| Date: 2014-11-20
| Version: 0.4.6
====================================
Current Directory: /home/customer/russ/pm
Testing color support...
starting up with loglevel 50 CRITICAL
newest file detected: /home/customer/russ/pm_foodfiles/2014-12-31-06-31-09Powermenu-Food-CTS.csv
Enter the password for the admin@FGW user:
Enter again for verification:
Enter the password for the localOperator@AP user:
Enter again for verification:
Enter the password for the localAdmin@AP user:
Enter again for verification:
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Sending the 'b' command will prompt for a dash-separated list of AP CommonID's. This will allow you to check the inventory for a specific list of
APs regardless of whether or not they're part of the same cluster/group.
Enter Command ('h' for help): b
Enter list of CommonID's separated by '-' (e.g., 'CHCGILM02580-SPFDILM02648-SPFDILM02646'): JCVLFLM00202-ORLNFLM02476-DETRMIM15236-BLTMMDM00219-NYCMNYM32249
Searching for 5 objects, hang on...
Could not find the following Metrocell objects:
BLTMMDM00219
Successfully found the following Metrocell objects:
ipsecIpAddr's updated: 20141231_102848 Everything else updated: 20141231_102848
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5709 JCVLFLM00202 1214200261 202 DALAART_Chipley "DALAART CHIPLEY SMA "NE" Not Monitored 10.5.129.130 351 106 LKMRFLMFCR9S01 158100 12888650 Indoor UMTS unlocked
5904 ORLNFLM02476 1213050265 2476 WWS_Lampion_Gradyand "AFUNP WIDE WORLD OF "Ground Level - Officials Rm, Monitored 10.2.128.130 351 58 LKMRFLMFCR9S01 144563 12934849 Indoor UMTS unlocked
3354 DETRMIM15236 1213280067 15236 GMACGalleria "AWE - GMAC GALLERIA "2nd Floor Southwest" Not Monitored 10.2.156.160 151 28 NWTPMOABCR9S01 146832 13027209 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4113 NYCMNYM32249 1213360378 32249 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Floor South East Corner" Monitored 10.5.131.93 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm?adminStatus
Number of results: 4
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Sending the 'n' command will toggle the auto-generation of CSV files for every table that's displayed on the screen.
Enter Command ('h' for help): n
Auto-dump query results to CSV: True
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Now that CSV dumping is turned on you'll notice that at the bottom of every table view it will tell you the filename of the CSV report that it generated.
Enter Command ('h' for help): 9+03
matched format 9+dd
Data Timestamp: 20141231_102737
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250 19232600 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20141210113137 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 7 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
217 19233234 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20141210113220 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 14 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
214 19233251 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20141210113304 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 111 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
254 19234783 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20141210114224 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 123 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
207 19292316 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20141211011003 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 125 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
218 19292334 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20141211011014 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 117 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
213 19651105 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20141216024752 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 127 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
210 19651138 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20141216024804 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 119 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
212 19651129 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20141216024815 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 113 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
211 19651136 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20141216024829 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 15 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
251 19770678 dnsServerDownNode1 20141217024943 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 DNS 1 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
252 19770677 aspInactive 20141217025414 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 M3UA 1 IPSP 3 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
255 19770661 initialisationInProgress 20141217031402 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
249 19724724 noBSRInReceivedLAC 20141217031553 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuCS 13 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
253 19770673 aspInactive 20141218010609 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 M3UA 1 IPSP 4 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
215 19769113 noBSRInReceivedRAC 20141218010649 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 FGWConfig 1 IuPS 115 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
523 20087498 lmcFailure 20141226061133 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 11 Femto 3437 DLLSDXM11213 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
537 20148681 lmcFailure 20141228021342 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 67 Femto 10209 DLLSDXM09230 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
532 20167555 lmcFailure 20141228175231 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 54 Femto 10094 DLLSDXM15008 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
535 20167603 lmcFailure 20141228175333 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 54 Femto 10095 DLLSDXM15201 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
541 20172089 lmcFailure 20141228210035 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 22 Femto 5297 HSTNHXM30543 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
518 20218533 autoconfigfailure 20141230060505 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 19 Femto 9813 AUSTTXM26021 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
520 20219175 autoconfigfailure 20141230064810 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 44 Femto 8258 TULSOKM04942 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
544 20229441 lmcFailure 20141230132136 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 11 Femto 3419 DLLSDXM11201 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
519 20236724 lmcFailure 20141230170936 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 11 Femto 3441 DLLSDXM11217 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
208 20258347 invalidIuflexConfiguration 20141231094524 FGW CRTNTX35CR9S01 locked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
545 20259067 lmcFailure 20141231101024 FemtoCluster 101 FemtoGroup 67 Femto 10214 DLLSDXM09233 Monitored unlocked 101 CRTNTX35CR9S01
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index AlarmID specificProblems eventTime alarmedComponent bSRName monitored? adminStatus cid fgwName
Number of results: 27
WROTE ABOVE RESULTS TO : /home/customer/russ/pm/20141231_103403-alarm.csv
Alarm Count: 79 Results Name: Alarms for CRTNTX35CR9S01 - Carrollton 1
Dsply Count: 27
Enter Command ('h' for help):
See in the above results where it says "WROTE ABOVE RESULTS TO : /home/customer/russ/pm/20141231_103403-alarm.csv".
To access the generated CSV you can connect to WMS through FileZilla (SFTP) or you can use the email functionality.
Sending the 'e' command will email the last result file to an email address of your choice.
Enter Command ('h' for help): e
Enter an email address ('q' to cancel): rendicott@gmail.com
Sending email with the following information:
Subject: PowerMenu Query Result
Body: This report was generated by the Operations PowerMenu. Created by rendicott@gmail.com
Attach: 20141231_103403-alarm.csv
Recipient: rendicott@gmail.com
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Sending the 'e+N' command will email the last N result CSVs instead of just the last result. (e.g., 'e+3' will send the last three CSVs)
NOTE: The CSV dumping feature must be switched on in order to email a CSV. If CSV dumping is turned off and you attempt to email a report you'll receive a helpful warning message:
Enter Command ('h' for help): e
Oops, the file_log history is empty. Are you sure you have CSV dumping turned on? (HINT: 'n' to toggle, 'i' to check)
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Sending the 'i' command will show some informational statistics about the current loaded session:
Enter Command ('h' for help): i
====CURRENT SESSION INFORMATION====
STATISTICS
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Number of ALARMS total: 823
Number of ALARMS ON MONITORED APs: 152
Number of ALARMS ON UNMONITORED APs: 359
Number of APs: 7123
Number of known registered APs: 6278
Number of known unregistered APs: 845
Number of UNMONITORED APs: 1594
Number of MONITORED APs: 5264
Number of APs with UNKNOWN status: 227
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Size of loo_ctsEntry: 34584 bytes.
Size of alarmDB: 9876 bytes.
Size of invList: 256428 bytes.
Size of fgwList: 5240 bytes.
WMS/WICL portion of invList last updated: 20141231_102848
FGW/BSG registrations portion of invList last updated: 20141231_102848
Dump results to CSV: True
List of files created in this session:
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Filename: 20141231_103403-alarm.csv
Abs Path: /home/customer/russ/pm/20141231_103403-alarm.csv
Timestamp: 20141231_103403
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Filename: 20141231_103610-alarm.csv
Abs Path: /home/customer/russ/pm/20141231_103610-alarm.csv
Timestamp: 20141231_103610
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Filename: 20141231_103615-metrofull.csv
Abs Path: /home/customer/russ/pm/20141231_103615-metrofull.csv
Timestamp: 20141231_103615
Length of file_log = 3
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Notice how at the end of the info screen you can see a list of all the CSV files generated in this session.
Sending the 'c' command will launch the color picker. By default the tool does not use colors in the results display. If you wish to use colors:
Enter Command ('h' for help): c
1. Red like Radish
2. Green like Grass
3. Yellow like Yolk
4. Blue like Blood
5. Magenta like Mimosa
6. Cyan like Caribbean
7. White like Whipped Cream
8. Crimson like Chianti
9. Highlighted Red like Radish
10. Highlighted Green like Grass
11. Highlighted Brown like Bear
12. Highlighted Blue like Blood
13. Highlighted Magenta like Mimosa
14. Highlighted Cyan like Caribbean
15. Highlighted Gray like Ghost
16. Highlighted Crimson like Chianti
17. None like Nancy
Default is Magenta like Mimosa
Choose a color: 5
You chose Magenta like Mimosa
Enter Command ('h' for help):
Sending the 't' command will launch the timeout picker. This lets you adjust the timeout for AP checks (e.g. 4+CommonID checks)
Detected pattern: 't'
Change value for AP check procedure timeout...
1. 8 seconds.
2. 12 seconds.
3. 16 seconds.
4. 24 seconds.
5. 40 seconds.
6. 50 seconds.
Choose an AP check timeout value (default is 8 seconds): 4
You chose 24 seconds.
Exiting submenu timeout is set to: 24 seconds.
Enter Command ('h' for help):
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~STUCK ALARM DETECTION~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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The PowerMenu tool has a new experimental feature that allows the user to search for "Stuck" alarms. In order to understand what the feature can detect it's
important to understand how it works.:
"Stuck" Alarms Report
Logic Flow Explanation
This report is generated using the following logic:
1. Pull all alarms using the WICL "FM getAlarm" command.
2. Parse the alarms and determine which ones can be tied back to an AP
Examples of alarmedComponents that can be linked to an AP:
-FGW SNAPCAHHCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 Femto 355
-FemtoCluster 151 FemtoGroup 30 Femto 3598 SCTPASSOC 1
3. Pull a list of all registered BSRs with ipSecIpAddr's by SSHing to each FGW and running the
/opt/bin/BSGConsole.exe bsg_get_bsr_registrations command.
4. Parse the output from the bsg_get_bsr_registrations command and
create individual "Metrocell" objects based on the data.
5. From the BSR alarms, filter out the alarms that can't be discredited by statusing the AP.
Types of stuck BSR alarms I can detect:
DETECTABLE: bsrOutOfService
DETECTABLE: ipsecTunnelFailureNoResponse
DETECTABLE: sctpAssocAssociationDownAlarm
DETECTABLE: associationEstablishmentFailure
DETECTABLE: noResponseFromBGWY
Types of stuck BSR alarms I can't verify:
UNDETECTABLE: lmcFailure
UNDETECTABLE: securityViolation
6. Now we have a list of detectable BSR alarms and their associated BSRNames
7. Take that list of BSRs and SSH to each one using the ipSecIpAddr for the registered BSR
8. Use the $console > $menu options to determine LCell status and connected UE's, etc.
9. Parse the data from the AP to determine an overall healthy status.
Flag the Metrocell object as HEALTHY: True/False
(The output from this step is saved as the "suspect-BSRsXXXXXXXX_XXXXXX.csv" report)
10. Compare again to the list of alarms. If the AP is healthy, then there's a chance that that
alarm is invalid.
11. Remove alarms from the list that are linked to an unhealthy AP.
12. The resulting list of alarms is your "probably stuck" list.
(The output from this step is saved as the "stuck-BSR-alarmsXXXXXX_XXXXXX.csv" report)
USAGE
To run the stuck alarm check you can issue the 'u' command. You'll be asked a series of questions regarding the type of check you wish to run.
Enter Command ('h' for help): u
Detected pattern: 'u'
Do you want to see 'Not Monitored' AP's? (y/n):
Answering 'n' to this question will cause the scan to only look at 'Monitored' AP's.
Do you want to see 'Not Monitored' AP's? (y/n): n
Types of stuck BSR alarms I can detect:
DETECTABLE: bsrOutOfService
DETECTABLE: ipsecTunnelFailureNoResponse
DETECTABLE: sctpAssocAssociationDownAlarm
DETECTABLE: associationEstablishmentFailure
DETECTABLE: noResponseFromBGWY
Types of stuck BSR alarms I can't verify:
UNDETECTABLE: lmcFailure
UNDETECTABLE: securityViolation
Do you want to limit search to 'bsrOutOfService' alarms only? (y/n):
After that, the list of detectable and undetectable alarms are listed. Answering 'y' to this question will cause the scan to only search for 'bsrOutOfService' alarms.
Answering 'n' to this question will cause the scan to search for all alarms in the "DETECTABLE" list.
Do you want to limit search to 'bsrOutOfService' alarms only? (y/n): n
Do you want to see verbose results? (y/n):
The next question asks you if you want to see verbose results. This just gives you more information about what the scan is doing as it's running. Answering 'y' or 'n' leads you to the same results.
Do you want to see verbose results? (y/n): n
I noticed you had CSV output turned off. Do you want to output results to CSV? (y/n)
Next you'll be asked if you want to turn on CSV output. Turning this on will enable the check to send results of the scan by email.
I noticed you had CSV output turned off. Do you want to output results to CSV? (y/n) y
Do you want to email the results? (y/n)y
Enter a single email address: rendicott@gmail.com
Along the same line of inquiry you'll be asked if you want to email the results and the email address you want to email to.
Enter a single email address: rendicott@gmail.com
Ok, checking for stuck alarms, this might take a bit...
NOTE: AP's with administrativeState = 'locked' are filtered from this check.
Now checking status of alarmed AP's, this could take up to 60 seconds...
. . . . . Showing list of BSR's that have Alarms but appear to be online...
ipsecIpAddr's updated: 20141231_102848 Everything else updated: 20141231_102848
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5592 ORLNFLM02060 1213140236 2060 MK_Tunnel "AFUNPLACETOBELANDER "" Monitored 10.11.128.178 351 22 LKMRFLMFCR9S01 144590 12934862 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
5580 ORLNFLM02361 1213060022 2361 lalap_Norway "AFUNP lalap - NORWA "Main Floor - East Area" Monitored 10.8.128.197 351 53 LKMRFLMFCR9S01 144611 12934874 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
3479 CHCGILM02256 1213370273 2256 ABC_CORP "ABC_CORPORATION SMA "16th Floor Northeast Corner" Monitored 10.5.165.119 152 10 NWTPMOABCR9S02 146986 13007928 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
3479 CHCGILM02256 1213370273 2256 ABC_CORP "ABC_CORPORATION SMA "16th Floor Northeast Corner" Monitored 10.5.165.119 152 10 NWTPMOABCR9S02 146986 13007928 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
4420 NYCMNYM32277 1214020771 32277 BALMER_SALE "BALMER_SALE - 7 WOR "44th Floor South Corner" Monitored 10.8.129.37 201 35 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 159854 13148105 Indoor UMTS * unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm?adminStatus
Number of results: 5
WROTE ABOVE RESULTS TO : /home/customer/russ/pm/20141231_103919-metrofull.csv
First the tool will show you AP's that have ipSecIpAddr's and have alarms.
Now running detailed status check on APs with potential stuck alarms...
Running status check for ORLNFLM02060 (1 of 5)
Running status check for ORLNFLM02361 (2 of 5)
Running status check for CHCGILM02256 (3 of 5)
Running status check for CHCGILM02256 (4 of 5)
Running status check for NYCMNYM32277 (5 of 5)
Data Timestamp: 20141231_104000
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Monitored 10.11.128.178 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled no 351 22 LKMRFLMFCR9S01 * ORLNFLM02060
Monitored 10.8.128.197 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled YES 351 53 LKMRFLMFCR9S01 * ORLNFLM02361
Monitored 10.5.165.119 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled no 152 10 NWTPMOABCR9S02 * CHCGILM02256
Monitored 10.5.165.119 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled no 152 10 NWTPMOABCR9S02 * CHCGILM02256
Monitored 10.8.129.37 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled no 201 35 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 * NYCMNYM32277
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monitoredStatus ipsecIpAddr gagr adminStatus bsrAStatus bsrOStatus cellAStatus cellOStatus UEs? clstrgrp fgw alarm? bsrName
Number of results: 5
WROTE ABOVE RESULTS TO : /home/customer/russ/pm/20141231_104001-status.csv
WROTE ABOVE RESULTS TO : /home/customer/russ/pm/suspect-BSRs20141231_104001.csv
Then the tool shows you the output of detailed checks on those APs.
Now doing final comparison of AP's to OOS alarms...
Showing final list of stuck alarms...
Data Timestamp: 20141231_102737
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191 20258340 ipsecTunnelFailureNoResponse 20141229101103 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 22 Femto 1877 ORLNFLM02060 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
508 20202919 noResponseFromBGWY 20141229183623 FemtoCluster 201 FemtoGroup 35 Femto 9122 ItfBGWY 1 NYCMNYM32277 Monitored unlocked 201 RCPKNJ02CR9S01
422 20259253 sctpAssocAssociationDownAlarm 20141231101713 FemtoCluster 152 FemtoGroup 10 Femto 6468 SCTPASSOC 1 CHCGILM02256 Monitored unlocked 152 NWTPMOABCR9S02
427 20259272 associationEstablishmentFailur 20141231101752 FemtoCluster 152 FemtoGroup 10 Femto 6468 SCTPASSOC 1 CHCGILM02256 Monitored unlocked 152 NWTPMOABCR9S02
199 20259341 ipsecTunnelFailureNoResponse 20141231102006 FemtoCluster 351 FemtoGroup 53 Femto 1547 ORLNFLM02361 Monitored unlocked 351 LKMRFLMFCR9S01
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index AlarmID specificProblems eventTime alarmedComponent bSRName monitored? adminStatus cid fgwName
Number of results: 5
WROTE ABOVE RESULTS TO : /home/customer/russ/pm/stuck-BSR-alarms20141231_104001.csv
After that you'll see Alarms for APs with "healthy" status but still have alarms. That final listing is your "stuck" list.
Sending email with the following information:
Subject: PowerMenu Stuck Alarms Report
Body: Refer to the attached CSVs for stuck alarms and list of corresponding BSR's.
Attach: stuck-BSR-alarms20141231_104001.csv, suspect-BSRs20141231_104001.csv
Recipient: rendicott@gmail.com
Enter Command ('h' for help):
And the last thing the tool will show you is the email report.
As you can see from the above check, there were only five stuck alarms at the time the check was run.
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MACRO OPERATION~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
As of version 0.4.3 the tool supports sending a sequence of macro commands during the execution of the script. This allows you to quickly perform tedious
checks without having to babysit the tool.
For example:
If you wanted to pull fresh data and then check the status of the NYC DODO SMALL CELL location and email the results you could run a sequence of commands like this:
$ python pm.py -m "n,c,12,g,201-19,y,n,e+2,rendicott@gmail.com,+++" --fgwpw "Pa\$\$word" --apopw "Pas\$w0rd" --apapw "pa\$\$word"
So rather than waiting for the tool to prompt you with your desired actions, you can simply "pre-type" them and run through the sequence quickly.
NOTE: The --fgwpw,--apopw, and --apapw parameters pass in the passwords ahead of time so you don't have to type them.
To show you we'll break down the sequence of inputs so you understand what's going on:
n This turns on the CSV dumping feature
c This launches the color picker
12 This selects color '12' - 'Blue like Blood'
g This launches the group status check.
201-19 This selects Cluster 201, Group 19 as the desired group to check
y This confirms that we do really want to run the status check on the whole group.
n This is us saying that we don't want to see verbose results.
e+2 This will email the last two generated CSV's to an email.
rendicott@gmail.com This is telling the email sequence which email address to send results to.
+++ This exits the program.
The output from the above would look like this:
$ python pm.py -m "n,c,12,g,201-19,y,n,e+2,rendicott@gmail.com,+++" --fgwpw "Pa\$\$word" --apopw "Pas\$w0rd" --apapw "pa\$\$word"
_____ __ __
| __ \ | \/ |
| |__) |____ _____ _ __| \ / | ___ _ __ _ _
| ___/ _ \ \ /\ / / _ \ '__| |\/| |/ _ \ '_ \| | | |
| | | (_) \ V V / __/ | | | | | __/ | | | |_| |
|_| \___/ \_/\_/ \___|_| |_| |_|\___|_| |_|\__,_|
=== ALU WMS Metrocell Power Menu ===
| Creator: rendicott@gmail.com
| Date: 2014-11-20
| Version: 0.4.6
====================================
Current Directory: /home/customer/russ/pm
Testing color support...
starting up with loglevel 50 CRITICAL
Detected the following macro order:
n
c
12
g
201-19
y
n
e+2
rendicott@gmail.com
+++
newest file detected: /home/customer/russ/pm_foodfiles/2014-12-31-06-31-09Powermenu-Food-CTS.csv
Auto-dump query results to CSV: True
1. Red like Radish
2. Green like Grass
3. Yellow like Yolk
4. Blue like Blood
5. Magenta like Mimosa
6. Cyan like Caribbean
7. White like Whipped Cream
8. Crimson like Chianti
9. Highlighted Red like Radish
10. Highlighted Green like Grass
11. Highlighted Brown like Bear
12. Highlighted Blue like Blood
13. Highlighted Magenta like Mimosa
14. Highlighted Cyan like Caribbean
15. Highlighted Gray like Ghost
16. Highlighted Crimson like Chianti
17. None like Nancy
Default is Magenta like Mimosa
You chose Highlighted Blue like Blood
You entered:
Cluster: 201
Group: 19
ipsecIpAddr's updated: 20141231_102848 Everything else updated: 20141231_102848
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4113 NYCMNYM32249 1213360378 32249 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Floor South East Corner" Monitored 10.5.131.93 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4197 NYCMNYM32307 1214010103 32307 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Flr hallway near CEO off Monitored 10.2.130.124 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS unlocked
4429 NYCMNYM32083 1213360281 32083 DODO_NYC "DODO NYC SMALL CELL "23rd Floor South West Corner" Monitored 10.2.130.229 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 158244 13141907 Indoor UMTS unlocked
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index bsrName serial bsrId groupName ctsEquipName specInfo monitored? ipsecIpAddr clstrgrp fgw gagr usid faLocCode inout tech alarm?adminStatus
Number of results: 3
WROTE ABOVE RESULTS TO : /home/customer/russ/pm/20141231_105338-metrofull.csv
Running status check for NYCMNYM32249 (1 of 3)
Running status check for NYCMNYM32307 (2 of 3)
Running status check for NYCMNYM32083 (3 of 3)
Data Timestamp: 20141231_105417
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Monitored 10.5.131.93 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled YES 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 NYCMNYM32249
Monitored 10.2.130.124 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled no 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 NYCMNYM32307
Monitored 10.2.130.229 unlocked unlocked enabled unlocked enabled YES 201 19 RCPKNJ02CR9S01 NYCMNYM32083
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
monitoredStatus ipsecIpAddr gagr adminStatus bsrAStatus bsrOStatus cellAStatus cellOStatus UEs? clstrgrp fgw alarm? bsrName
Number of results: 3
WROTE ABOVE RESULTS TO : /home/customer/russ/pm/20141231_105417-status.csv
Sending email with the following information:
Subject: PowerMenu Query Result
Body: This report was generated by the Operations PowerMenu. Created by rendicott@gmail.com
Attach: 20141231_105338-metrofull.csv, 20141231_105417-status.csv
Recipient: rendicott@gmail.com
matched +++
Good Bye!
$
You can run any sequence of commands through the macro that you can run in interactive mode. Once you find a particular series of commands to be useful
you can write down that sequence and then just simply run it as a macro instead of waiting for prompts.
Another Example:
Here's the commands you would issue to check for stuck alarms and then email the results:
$ python pm.py -m "u,n,n,y,y,y,rendicott@gmail.com,y,y,+++" --fgwpw "Pa\$\$word" --apopw "Pas\$w0rd" --apapw "pa\$\$word"
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ADVANCED INFORMATION~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Running the script with the '-h' or '--help' parameter will show you all of the options you have for passing parameters to the script:
$ python pm.py --help
_____ __ __
| __ \ | \/ |
| |__) |____ _____ _ __| \ / | ___ _ __ _ _
| ___/ _ \ \ /\ / / _ \ '__| |\/| |/ _ \ '_ \| | | |
| | | (_) \ V V / __/ | | | | | __/ | | | |_| |
|_| \___/ \_/\_/ \___|_| |_| |_|\___|_| |_|\__,_|
=== ALU WMS Metrocell Power Menu ===
| Creator: rendicott@gmail.com
| Date: 2014-11-20
| Version: 0.4.6
====================================
Current Directory: /home/customer/russ/pm
Testing color support...
Usage: pm.py [--debug] [--printtostdout] [--food] [--logfile] [--version] [--help] [--macro] [--gagr]
Options:
--version show program's version number and exit
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f FILE, --food=FILE This CSV file contains data from CTS that the
Powermenu will integrate with data from WMS and FGWs.
Format is "Common ID,Technology,Status,Equipment
Name,Parent Name,Parent ID,USID,FA Location
Code,Metrocell AP Location"
-m MACRO, --macro=MACRO
Enter a string of commands separated by a comma (e.g.,
"u,n,n,y,y,y,rendicott@gmail.com,y,y,+++" to run Stuck
alarm check, email results, then exit)
-g, --gagr Passing this option will enable GRID/GATEWAY support.
Takes longer to load.
-q FGWPW, --fgwpw=FGWPW
The admin@FGW password. If the password has "$"
characters they must be prepended by "\". E.G.,
"pa$$word" would be entered like "pa\$\$word"
-w APOPW, --apopw=APOPW
The localOperator@AP password. If the password has "$"
characters they must be prepended by "\". E.G.,
"pa$$word" would be entered like "pa\$\$word"
-e APAPW, --apapw=APAPW
The localAdmin@AP password. If the password has "$"
characters they must be prepended by "\". E.G.,
"pa$$word" would be entered like "pa\$\$word"
Debug Options:
-d DEBUG, --debug=DEBUG
Available levels are CRITICAL (3), ERROR (2), WARNING
(1), INFO (0), DEBUG (-1)
-p, --printtostdout
Print all log messages to stdout
-l FILE, --logfile=FILE
Desired filename of log file output. Default is
"pm.log"
$
The most useful parameters are those surrounding the debug functionality. For example, to launch the script with full debugging output to file (default 'pm.log' in current directory)
$ python pm.py -d -1
To launch with full debugging with output to file and screen:
$ python pm.py -d -1 -p
To launch with lower verbosity (e.g., 'INFO') logging you can issue a command like:
$ python pm.py -d 0 -p
----APPENDIX----
Stuff that was comments in code, now tracking here:
'''
The bsgOption relies on file input from a script like:
$ cat ../grabber.py
import os
fgwList = [
{ 'fgwName' : 'CRTNTX35CR9S01', 'fgwIP' : '10.24.40.171' , 'bsgDump' : ''},
{ 'fgwName' : 'SNTDCAUJCR9S01', 'fgwIP' : '107.96.253.139' , 'bsgDump' : ''},
{ 'fgwName' : 'SNAPCAHHCR9S01', 'fgwIP' : '10.170.70.75' , 'bsgDump' : ''},
{ 'fgwName' : 'NWTPMOABCR9S01', 'fgwIP' : '10.174.33.171' , 'bsgDump' : ''},
{ 'fgwName' : 'NWTPMOABCR9S02', 'fgwIP' : '10.174.33.173' , 'bsgDump' : ''},
{ 'fgwName' : 'RCPKNJ02CR9S01', 'fgwIP' : '10.191.178.171' , 'bsgDump' : ''},
{ 'fgwName' : 'ATLNGAACCR9S01', 'fgwIP' : '10.187.167.139' , 'bsgDump' : ''},
{ 'fgwName' : 'LKMRFLMFCR9S01', 'fgwIP' : '10.187.167.43' , 'bsgDump' : ''}
]
logfile = open('logfile.log','w')
for o in fgwList:
logfile.write('----------------------------START ' + o['fgwName'] + '----------------------------\n')
output = os.popen('./w.sh ' + o['fgwIP'])
output1 = output.readlines()
for e in output1:
logfile.write(e)
logfile.write('----------------------------END ' + o['fgwName'] + '----------------------------\n')
'''
'''
The data structure for a complete alarm dictionary entry would look like this example:
alarmDB = { 25: {
'managedObjectClass': '1003',
'alarmedComponent': 'FGW SNTDCAUJCR9S01 FGWConfig 1 BSG 1 FGW SNTDCAUJCR9S01 Femto 62078',
'eventTime': '20140821113759',
'unknownStatus': '0',
'probableCause': 'operationalCondition',
'eventType': 'equipmentAlarm',
'notificationIdentifier': '11890276',
'bSRName': 'STTLWAM62078',
'additionalText': 'bsrOutOfService\\n Nature:ADAC, Specific Problem:bsrOutOfService, Additional Information from NE:bSRName=STTLWAM62078;Alarm raised in Active.BSRID:62078,, SecurityAlarmDetector:, ServiceUser:, ServiceProvider:',
'FemtoGroup': '56',
'Femto': '8926',
'correlatedNotifications': '',
'activeStatus': '1',
'additionalKeyString': '11890276',
'FemtoCluster': '1',
'perceivedSeverity': 'MAJOR',
'specificProblems': 'bsrOutOfService',
'managedObjectInstance': 'NW UTRAN EM FGWSNTDCAUJCR9S01',
'alarmDisplayInfo': '{NW/UTRAN FGW/SNTDCAUJCR9S01 FGWConfig/1 BSG/1 FGW/SNTDCAUJCR9S01 Femto/62078} {SNTDCAUJCR9S01} {}',
'monitoredStatus': 'Not Monitored'
}
}
'''
DATA SOURCES BEHIND THE SCENESE THAT MAKE POWERMENU RUN:
POWERMENU FOOD FILE FROM CTS:
This was a solution I devised to retrieve data from CTS/AOTS. There's a Business Objects query that pulls data from CTS/AOTS daily and emails it to rendicott@gmail.com. The file is a CSV dump
of data from CTS/AOTS. This file is then uploaded manually to the WMS in the /home/customer/russ/pm_foodfiles directory. On load, the pm.py script scans this directory (directory
is configurable in the pmConfig.py file) and finds the file with the latest timestamp. It then uses that file to plug data in from CTS/AOTS to determine things like Monitored vs 'not monitored' etc.
The query script in Business Objects that generates the CTS Powermenu Food is as follows:
SELECT
EQUIPMENT_CONTAINER.COMMON_ID,
EQUIPMENT_CONTAINER.TECHNOLOGY,
DECODE(EQUIPMENT_CONTAINER.STATUS,0,'Not Monitored', 1, 'Monitored', NULL),
EQUIPMENT_CONTAINER.EQUIPMENT_NAME,
EQUIPMENT_CONTAINER.PARENT_NAME,
EQUIPMENT_CONTAINER.PARENT_ID,
EQUIPMENT_CONTAINER.USID,
EQUIPMENT_CONTAINER.FA_LOCATION_CODE,
EQUIPMENT_CONTAINER.Metrocell_AP_Location
FROM
EQUIPMENT_CONTAINER
WHERE
(
EQUIPMENT_CONTAINER.EQUIPMENT_TYPE IN ( 'Cell Site' )
AND
EQUIPMENT_CONTAINER.SUB_TYPE IN ( 'METROCELL' )
)
WMS DATA PULL JOBS
The rest of the data for PowerMenu comes from WICL jobs running on the WMS. They dump three files into the /home/customer/russ/wicldata folder.
the RAWDATA-alarms.dat file is generated by this script:
###############russ_fmgetalarms.wcl
#fm getalarms -f dfs:../../../home/customer/russ/wicldumps/alarms.txt
set outputfile [open dfs:../../../home/customer/russ/wicldumps/RAWDATA-alarms.dat "w"]
puts $outputfile [FM getAlarms]
close $outputfile
the RAWDATA-provisioning.dat file is generated by this script
################russ_getattrinbulk_provisioning.wcl
getAttributeValueInBulk -n FemtoCluster/FemtoGroup/Femto -a serialNumber bsrId bSRName groupName administrativeState softwareVersion userSpecificInfo -f dfs:../../../home/customer/russ/wicldumps/RAWDATA-provisioning.dat
the RAWDATA-fddcell.dat is generated by this script
################russ_getattrinbulk_fddcell.wcl
getattributevalueinbulk -n FemtoCluster/FemtoGroup/Femto/FddExtCellIdList -a fddExtCellLink -f dfs:../../../home/customer/russ/wicldumps/RAWDATA-fddcell.datAbout
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