Optivity Telephony Manager: System Administration - BT Business

Alarm management 635
The script saves to a named file on disk the same information about the system alarm
displayed on the console.
/* optionally send message to alpha pager */
send(sample_alpha_pager,$CurrentTrapSource,":",$CurrentAlarmCode,"!");
*/
}
}
The send command contacts the pager named as sample_alpha_pager with the error
information “M1 : BUG1234” where M1 is the system name and BUG1234 is the error
type.
Specific system events
This script examines error codes generated by a system for a specific event code and
counts the number of occurrences for this event. For this example, BUG3456 is the
specific event code. This portion of the script displays to the console the time when the
error occurred. Customize this script by typing in your error code. This script may be of
use if you are trying to troubleshoot the system for a specific problem.
This rule is named check_specific_event and examines events from the device named
Meridian 1 for error code BUG3456. If this event is detected, the console displays
“Found BUG3456 at ” where is the timestamp provided by
the system.
This script uses the rule syntax.
rule check_specific_event {
if ($CurrentTrapDevice="Meridian1" and
$CurrentAlarmErrorCode="BUG3456")
{
send(con,bug3456,")
Found ",$CurrentAlarmErrorCode," at ",$CurrentAlarmTime);
bug3456:=bug3456+1;
}
}
Combining scripts
Several scripts are often found in a single script file. The sample scripts in this section
are combined into a single text file named Script.txt included with the application. See
“Sample Alarm Notification script file” on page 894. Note the use of comments to
document the various portions of the script.
Optivity Telephony Manager System Administration