Moshell Guide

Moshell Guide RV1 Celcom

 Alarm Handling 1.1 To print all active alarms, command is: al 1.2 To capture all error alarm event logs, comand: lgaevs 5h --> show logs for the past 5 hours 1.3 To get all restart error logs command: lhsh xxyy00 llog lhsh xxyy00 llog -l [event number] 1.4 To get trace error los from particular board, command: lhsh xxyy00 te log read where: xx=subrack number, MAIN subrack=00, MM1 subrack=01, MM2 subrack=65, MM3 subrack=73, MM4 subrack=89, MM5 subrack, or ETMOD subrack=97 yy=slot number  example: 010200---MM1-subrack slot=2 1.5 To get all GCP errors run: lhsh [mesc_bord] mesc_counters_gcp –all where mesc_boards are: 010200; 010300; 650200; 650300; 730200; 730300; 890200; 890300; Run Command 2-3 times to verify difference 1.6 To check all counters in MESC boards run: lhsh [mesc_board] mesc_counters -all run this command 3-4 times to verify changing in counters •

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 Alarm Handling 1.7 Use below command to print all PM counters related to disturbances. Check there is no counters stepping too often. pdiff all forced|fail|unsucc|rej|rele|err|overflow|down|unavail|lost|missing !^0|-1

(run 2 3 times)

TDM Related Commands 2.1 To chesk tdm term group state, command: st tdm 2.2 To display number of rejections pdiff tdm rej (run 2-3 times) 2.3 To display info for all TDM run: lhsh [mesc_board] mesc_info_tdm -group_status 0

 ATM Related Commands 3.1 To check signaling AAL5, NNiSAAL sate st aal5tp st nnisaaltp 3.2 To check user plan st Aal2PathVccTp st Aal2Ap ST=State

IP Related Commands 4.1 To display Gigabit Ethernet link state run: get gig link 4.2 To display IP interface state: st ipinterface 4.3 To check number of received IP datagrams discarded due to invalid header address run pdiff all pmIfStatsIpAddrErrors 4.4 To display state and configuration of IP interfaces run: Stir 

IP Related Commands Printout format, SIGTRAN interfaces: ----------------------------------This the first table in the printout, it shows the SIGTRAN interfaces, each one identified by a M3uAssociation. - the HostGpb column identifies the IpAccessHostGpb MO - the Sctp column identifies the S ctp MO - the M3uA column identifies the M3uAssociation MO. At the beginning of the string is the identity of the parent Mtp3bSp MO, then comes the identity of the M3uAssociatio n MO. A wildcard (.*) separates the two identities. - the Assoc column identifies the sctp association, given by the the gpb position and the association number. The association number can be used in the printout sctphost  _info -assoc . - the GS12MUP column show s the various states, where: G=IpAccessHostGpb, S=Sctp, 1=IpInterface1, 2=IpInterface2, M=M3uAssociation, U=User, P=ipac_ping (1=alive, 0=notali ve). The ping is done only when "sti" is run with the option "p". - the A column shows the associationState of the M3uAssociation, where: I=inactive, A=active, E=established, D=down. - the LocalInterface column shows the local interface, can be a IpInterface MO or a FastEthernet MO. In the case of FastEthernet, the letter "f" is appended to the i nden tity as shown in the third line of the printout below. In brackets is indicated whether the chosen interface is interface 1 or interface 2. The association tries to setup on interface 1 but if that fails then it uses interface 2. - the RemoteInterface column shows which interface is used on the remote side, 1 or 2. - the LocalIp:Port and RemIp:Port columns show the ipaddress and sctp port of the association, for each side. - ther User column shows which application part is using this association. Could be GCP (Vmgw), Q.AAL2 (Aal2Ap), RANAP, RNSAP.

Hardware Related Commands 5.1 to display cabinet view run: cab 5.2 To display processor load in all boards run: cabl

Device Pool Related 6.1 to display Devise state: STD 6.2 To display Devise pool counters lhsh [mesc_board] mesc_counters_device -all