1 Introduction
This document describes how to check the general attributes of the Managed Element (ME) and more specifically the following:
- Node name used to address the ME
- Distinguished Name (DN) prefix attribute dnPrefix used by management systems as a naming context to partition Managed Objects (MOs) from different MEs into logical domains
- Attributes managedElementType and release and the managed function name (CSCF-Function is used as example) used to identify the ME
- Attribute siteLocation used to describe the geographical location of the ME
- Note:
- The time-related attributes are currently not supported.
1.1 Prerequisites
This section describes the prerequisites, which must be fulfilled before using the procedure.
1.1.1 Conditions
The following condition must apply:
- An Ericsson Command-Line Interface (ECLI) session in Exec mode is in progress.
2 Procedure
To check the general attributes of the ME:
- Navigate to the top:
>top
- Check the node name:
>show
The following is an example output:
ManagedElement=NODE06ST
- Note:
- The node name is the value that follows ManagedElement, here NODE06ST.
- Show the general system attributes, for example:
>show ManagedElement=NODE06ST
The following is an example output:
ManagedElement=NODE06ST dnPrefix="EAST-SUBNET" managedElementType=”NODE” networkManagedElementId="NODE06ST" release=14B siteLocation=Kista SystemFunctions=1 Transport=1 CSCF-Function=NODE
This output corresponds to an ME named NODE06ST of type NODE and release 14B, located in Kista. The ME supports a managed function named CSCF-Function. The ME is managed as part of the EAST-SUBNET logical domain by a management system.
Risk of system malfunction or traffic disturbance.
networkManagedElementId and dnPrefix are configurable attributes. However, do not change these attributes under normal circumstances since they have impact on the integration to management systems.

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