CSCF, Reference to non-existing End-Of-Selection Case Detected
Call Session Control Function

Contents


1   Alarm Description

The threshold alarm CSCF, Reference to non-existing End-Of-Selection Case Detected is raised when several non-existing End-Of-Selection (EOS) Case Detections are received during traffic.

The alarm is associated to the Performance Management counter cscfNonConfEosCase.

The alarm is raised when the number of non-conformant EOSs has reached or exceeded its configured thresholdHigh within the time period configured by thresholdRateOfVariation and granularityPeriod.

The alarm is automatically ceased when it reaches or goes below the configured thresholdLow value.

The default values related to this alarm are: thresholdRateOfVariation=PER_GP, granularityPeriod=FIVE_MIN, thresholdHigh =1, and thresholdLow=0. This means that when the counter value is 1 or higher, the alarm is raised when the Granularity Period is ended. The alarm is ceased when the counter cscfNonConfEosCase has reached a value of 0 at the end of a Granularity Period.

Note:  
The thresholds for raising and ceasing this alarm are configurable. The default Distinguished Name for the thresholds is ManagedElement=<node_name>, SystemFunctions=1, Pm=1, PmJob=CscfEndOfSelectionThreshold, MeasurementReader= cscfNonConfEosCaseMeasReader, PmThresholdMonitoring=cscfNonConfEosCase.

It is not possible to change threshold values once they have been set. To change a threshold, first the PmThresholdMonitoring instance must be deleted and recreated with required thresholdHigh and thresholdLow.

For more information, refer to Performance Management.


At initialization of the alarm, EOS analysis for this call or session is ended and normal CSCF error handling takes place.

Table 1    CSCF, Reference to non-existing End-Of-Selection Case Detected Alarm Causes

Alarm Cause

Description

Fault Reason

Fault Location

Impact

The PM counter cscfNonConfEosCase has reached or exceeded its configured upper threshold value.

Several non-existing EOS Case Detections are received during traffic.

The referenced EOS case does not exist.

Possible EOS table erroneous configuration.

At initialization of the alarm, EOS analysis for this call or session is ended and normal CSCF error handling takes place.

Note:  
This alarm can appear as a result of maintenance activity.

Table 2    CSCF, Reference to non-existing End-Of-Selection Case Detected Alarm Attributes

Attribute Name

Attribute Value

Major Type

193

Minor Type

6684702

Managed Object Class

MeasurementReader

Managed Object Instance

ManagedElement=<node_name>,SystemFunctions=1, Pm=1, PmJob=CscfEndOfSelectionThreshold, MeasurementReader=cscfNonConfEosCaseMeasReader

Specific Problem

CSCF, Reference to non-existing End-Of-Selection Case Detected

Event Type

processingError (4)

Probable Cause

x733ThresholdCrossed (351)

Additional Text

The PM counter cscfNonConfEosCase is keyed with both SUM and individual EOS Cases. The EOS Case that is indicated by the individual key does not exist.

Perceived Severity

major (4)

2   Procedure

2.1   Handle Alarm CSCF, Reference to non-existing End-Of-Selection Case Detected

Prerequisites

Steps

Note:  
If the reason for the alarm has disappeared after the Granularity Period, the alarm automatically ceases.

  1. Find the specific EOS Cases that are being referenced by applications in the non-sum keys of the Performance Measurement counter cscfNonConfEosCase.
  2. Make sure that the intended EOS Case name is spelled correctly as a cscfEosCaseTableEntryId in cscfEosCaseTableId.
  3. Perform one of the following actions:
    • If the indicated EOS Case name is valid but does not exist as a cscfEosCaseTableEntryId in cscfEosCaseTableId:

      Configure the indicated EOS Case name and associated parameters in cscfEosCaseTableId.

    • If the indicated EOS Case name is invalid or has been previously removed from cscfEosCaseTableId:

      Remove the indicated EOS Case name from the application configuration.

  4. Is the alarm threshold is set too low?

    Yes: Adjust the alarm threshold and then continue with the next step.

    No: Continue with the next step.

  5. Has the alarm ceased?

    Yes: Proceed with Step 7.

    No: Continue with the next step.

  6. If the alarm is not ceased, consult the next level of maintenance support.

    Further actions are outside the scope of this instruction.

  7. Job is completed.