Difference between revisions of "AlphaNet Link (Event Type)"
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* Sub-event = 255 means "wildcard", and the node number can be read by the parameter [[%sev]] | * Sub-event = 255 means "wildcard", and the node number can be read by the parameter [[%sev]] | ||
* In case of Alternative Routing: | * In case of Alternative Routing: | ||
| − | ** If there are two routes to the destination node, this event will be triggered every time one of the links to the destination node goes up or down. | + | ** If there are two direct routes to the destination node, this event will be triggered every time one of the links to the destination node goes up or down. |
** Only links to the neighbouring node is reported. If there is an alternative route via a 'transit node', it is the link to the 'transit node' which is reported. | ** Only links to the neighbouring node is reported. If there is an alternative route via a 'transit node', it is the link to the 'transit node' which is reported. | ||
Revision as of 00:12, 18 February 2009
Event description
| Event Owner: | Station number 1 (fixed) |
| Event type: | 29 - AlphaNet Link |
| Subevent: | The remote node number |
| When change to ON: | When the AlphaNet link is reported UP |
| When change to OFF: | When the AlphaNet link is reported DOWN |
| When related to: | N/A |
Additional information
- Sub-event = 255 means "wildcard", and the node number can be read by the parameter %sev
- In case of Alternative Routing:
- If there are two direct routes to the destination node, this event will be triggered every time one of the links to the destination node goes up or down.
- Only links to the neighbouring node is reported. If there is an alternative route via a 'transit node', it is the link to the 'transit node' which is reported.
Application
Example: Log all AlphaNet links connected to this exchange
- AlphaNet surveillance and reporting