0031 - HIPR2 Detected a Major Congested Second
This message indicates that the congestion on an IMT bus segment has reached a level 2 congestion threshold. A congested second is a one-second time slice that contains 10 or more congestion events that happen on that node.
When there are no major congested second events reported for a node for a period of five minutes, the major congested alarm is replaced with the minor congested second alarm for that node.
Example
RLGHNCXA21W 09-02-07 12:01:43 EST EAGLE 41.1.0
** 0590.0031 ** Card 1110 HIPR2 detected a major Congested Second
Alarm Level: Major
Recovery
- Note the time, duration, and frequency of the alarm(s).
- Enter the
rept-stat-mux
command to note the rate at which the high-speed ring is operating. - Note any unusual conditions, such as one IMT bus inhibited, mate failed, SS7 link failures, etc.
- Note the segment(s) reporting the congestion.
- If this is an isolated occurrence, no further action is required other than monitoring the system for a re-occurrence.
- If the problem persists and the high-speed ring is operating at "low rate," this is an indication that the system is operating at capacity and an upgrade of the high-speed ring to operate at "high rate" is required. Contact My Oracle Support (MOS) for information on how to purchase the HIPR2 High Rate Mode feature.
- If the problem persists and the high-speed ring is operating at "high rate," contact My Oracle Support (MOS) for assistance.