Contents

1   Introduction

This document is the Operating Instruction (OPI) for the alarm LemCDCLSv, Operation Execution Timeout.

Scope:

This document covers the following topics:

• Alarm descriptionAlarm description, see Section 2
• Alarm handling procedureAlarm handling procedure, see Section 3

Target Groups

This document is intended for personnel involved in alarm handling.

1.1   Prerequisites

None.

1.2   Related Information

Trademark information, typographic conventions, definition, and explanation of acronyms and terminology can be found in the following documents:

• Glossary of Terms and Acronyms
• Trademark Information
• Typographic Conventions

2   Alarm Description

The alarm is issued when the Crash Dump and Console Log Collection Service (CDCLSv) packing process does not finish within the configured time.

The following is a list of the alarm attributes:

Attribute Name	Attribute Value/Interpretation
Major Type	193
Minor Type	1051649
Managed Object Class	—
Specific Problem	LemCDCLSv, Operation Execution Timeout
Event Type	2 = COMMUNICATIONSALARM
Additional Information	—
Perceived Severity	Warning
Source	<dn> Example: cdclsPk=vDicos,cdcls=CDCLSvSite"
Additional Text	Format: "Cdclsv packing process <dn> did not exit within time, alarm raised, reason: <reason>" Where <dn> is the Information Management Model (IMM) distinguished name of the object.

3   Procedure

The alarm is automatically cleared when a subsequent execution of the CDCLSv packer finishes within the configured time-out. If the time-out is too low, increase it by doing these steps:

1. Login to the Common Operation and Maintenance (COM) Command-Line Interface (CLI).
2. Display the current time-out value with the following command:

   cdclsv-get-timeout <dn>

   Where <dn> is the value reported in the alarm. For example: cdclsv-get-timeout cdclsPk=vDicos,cdcls=CDCLSvSite

   This commands displays the following (example) time-out value: 1000.

3. Set the time-out to a higher value with the following command:

   cdclsv-set-timeout <dn> <timeout_in_seconds>

   For example: cdclsv-set-timeout cdclsPk=vDicos,cdcls=CDCLSvSite 1500

   This commands results in the following message: Timeout is set to 1500 for cdclsPk=vDicos,cdcls=CDCLSvSite

4. Exit from the COM CLI.