MtasJc, ICBS Data Not Found
MTAS

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1   Alarm Description

The alarm indicates an unsuccessful lookup of ICBS data in the MTAS database. The location information, for which lookup is failed, is stated in the Additional Info of the alarm. The alarm indicates a location Information configuration missing in MtasCommonDataAccNetwTypeAccInfo.

Table 1    MtasJc, ICBS Data Not Found Alarm Causes

Alarm Cause

Description

Fault Reason

Fault Location

Impact

A Lookup of ICBS Data failed in MTAS because of the missing configuration

Unsuccessful lookup of the ICBS Data in MTAS

Missing configuration in LDAP for the specific access type and access info

Configuration

Lookup is to be Reattempted with home location obtained from the subscriber’s transparent data

Table 2    MtasJc, ICBS Data Not Found Alarm Attributes

Attribute Name

Attribute Value

Major Type

193

Minor Type

6619218

Managed Object Class

MtasJc

Managed Object Instance

MtasFunction.applicationName=MtasFunction,MtasServices.mtasServices=0,MtasMmt.mtasMmt=0,MtasJc.mtasJc=0

Specific Problem

MtasJc, ICBS Data Not Found

Event Type

PROCESSINGERRORALARM (4)

Probable Cause

configurationOrCustomisationError(159)

Additional Text

-

Perceived Severity

WARNING

Additional Info

<MCC><MNC><CellID>

For more information about the alarm information, refer to Handling Alarms.

2   Procedure

2.1   Handle MtasJc, ICBS Data Not Found

Prerequisites

Steps

  1. Check if an entry exists in MtasCommonDataAccNetwTypeAccInfo with the access information received in the Additional Info of the alarm, refer to Check Alarm Status.
  2. Define the MO entry with the required key based on the additional information attribute of the event. The key is defined as <accessType> and <access-info>. For more information on how to configure MtasCommonDataAccNetwTypeAccInfo, refer to Parameter Description for Provisioning MTAS MOCs.
  3. Clear the alarm manually using the CLI.

    #ntfsend --notificationClassId=193,101,82 --perceivedSeverity=0

    Note:  
    The alarm generation can be turned off by setting the mtasJcFailureNotification attribute to DISABLED.