Oracle® Communications EAGLE Unsolicited Alarm and Information Messages Reference Release 46.7 E97338_01 |
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EPAP database capacity alarms are triggered by allocated capacity, whereas EAGLE alarms are triggered by provisioned capacity.
Allocated Capacity refers to the amount of memory that is currently dedicated to storing each RTDB entity-type. For instance when the very first DN is added to the EPAP RTDB, the EPAP allocates a block of memory large enough to store 6 million DNs. Although most of this memory is not in-use (provisioned) it has been demarcated for future use and cannot be utilized to store other non-DN entities (such as IMSIs or DN-Blocks, etc).
Provisioned Capacity refers to the provisioned RTDB entries versus the max RTDB entries allowed on an EAGLE SM card by the EPAP/ELAP related quantity features activated on EAGLE. EAGLE RTDB capacity alarms are triggered when the provisioned capacity passes the 80% and 90% levels. Furthermore, if the EAGLE RTDB provisioned capacity is below 80% and the allocation of the next memory block by EPAP would cause overallocation of the DSM Memory on an EPAP SM card, the EAGLE will report the 80% capacity alarm for that card.
RLGHNCXA21W 14-05-07 11:02:30 EST EAGLE 46.0.0 0100.0442 *C CARD 1108 VSCCP RTDB database capacity is 90% full
Alarm Level:Critical
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