Tekelec EAGLE 5 User manual

Tekelec EAGLE® 5
Integrated Signaling System
Release 35.1
Commands Error Recovery Manual
910-3638-001 Revision B
October 2006

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction
Overview.................................................................................................... 1-2
Scope and Audience ................................................................................. 1-2
Related Documentation............................................................................ 1-3
Customer Care Center.............................................................................. 1-8
Documentation Packaging, Delivery, and Updates............................. 1-8
Chapter 2. Command Rejected Messages
Introduction............................................................................................... 2-2
Message Listing and Description 2
Chapter 3. SEAS Error Messages
Introduction............................................................................................... 3-2
Message Listing and Description............................................................ 3-2
Appendix A. Acronyms and Abbreviations
Index

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List of Tables
Table 2-1. Valid Frame ID Parameter Values ...........................................2-18
Table 2-2. Valid Values for the bps Parameter .........................................2-51
Table 2-3. Invalid Parameter Combinations that Generate
an E2155 Error Message. ........................................................................2-56
Table 2-4. Conditions that Generate an E2165 Error Message ...............2-61
Table 2-5. Conditions that Generate an E2257 Error Message .............2-101
Table 2-6. Valid type/period Parameters for
the rept-meas Command ...................................................................2-110
Table 2-7. Valid type/period Parameters for
the rept-ftp-meas Command ...........................................................2-110
Table 2-8. Valid type/entype Parameters for
the rept-meas Command ...................................................................2-111
Table 2-9. Valid type/enttype Parameters for
the rept-ftp-meas Command ...........................................................2-112
Table 2-10. Operations Requiring force=yes Parameter .......................2-147
Table 2-11. Conditions the Generate an E2581 Error Message ............2-234
Table 2-12. Valid Port and Application Type Combinations ...............2-239
Table 2-13. Action if X.25 Route Table is Full .........................................2-272
Table 2-14. Action if X.25 Route Table is Full .........................................2-280
Table 2-15. Routesets Feature with Maximum Values
for mtpdpcq and mtpxlq Parameters .................................................2-347
Table 2-16. Routesets Feature with Maximum Values
for mtpdpcq and mtpxlq Parameters .................................................2-360
Table 2-17. Conditions that Generate an E2903 Error Message ..........2-372
Table 2-18. Valid dev/port Parameter Combinations ..........................2-389
Table 2-19. Valid Parameter Combinations for
an E3269 Error Message .......................................................................2-467
Table 2-20. Valid Values for the nsfi Parameter ....................................2-468
Table 2-21. Possible Low-speed and High-speed Link
Combinations for 1500 Links ...............................................................2-493
Table 2-22. Valid Transmission Rates for the bps Parameter ..............2-497
Table 2-23. Routesets Feature with Maximum Values for
the mtpdpcq and mtpxlq Parameters. ...............................................2-498