Table Of Contents
Preface
Introduction
Objective
Audience
Organization
Conventions
Updates to this Document for Release 4.5.x
New Events and Alarms (Release 3.5 to Release 4.5.1)
Modified Events and Alarms (Release 3.5 to Release 4.5.1)
Deprecated Events and Alarms (Release 4.5 to Release 4.5.1)
New Events and Alarms (Release 4.5.13 to Release 4.5.1)
Modified Events and Alarms (Release 4.5.13 to Release 4.5.1)
Deprecated Events and Alarms (Release 4.5.13 to Release 4.5.1)
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Preface
Revised: July 22, 2009, OL-8000-32
Introduction
This document provides detailed troubleshooting procedures for the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch. It provides the procedures for troubleshooting network, subscriber, billing, operations and maintenance, system administrative problems. It also includes details for aiding troubleshooting by utilizing diagnostic and trace procedures.
Objective
The maintenance personnel/troubleshooter of a Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch can use this document to better understand how to troubleshoot the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch and quickly clear network problems.
Audience
This document is designed for engineers, technicians, and system administrators who troubleshoot and repair the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch.
Organization
This Troubleshooting Guide contains the following chapters:
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Chapter 1, "Troubleshooting Overview" - Provides an overview of troubleshooting the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch.
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Chapter 2, "Audit Troubleshooting" - Provides the information needed to monitor and troubleshoot Audit events and alarms.
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Chapter 3, "Billing Troubleshooting" - Provides the information needed to monitor and troubleshoot Billing events and alarms.
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Chapter 4, "Call Processing Troubleshooting" - Provides the information needed to monitor and troubleshoot Call Processing events and alarms.
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Chapter 5, "Configuration Troubleshooting" - Provides the information needed to monitor and troubleshoot Configuration events and alarms.
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Chapter 6, "Database Troubleshooting" - Provides the information needed to monitor and troubleshoot Database events and alarms.
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Chapter 7, "Maintenance Troubleshooting" - Provides the information needed to monitor and troubleshoot Maintenance events and alarms.
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Chapter 8, "Operations Support System Troubleshooting" - Provides the information needed to monitor and troubleshoot Operations Support System events and alarms.
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Chapter 9, "Security Troubleshooting" - Provides the information needed to monitor and troubleshoot Security events and alarms.
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Chapter 10, "Signaling Troubleshooting" - Provides the information needed to monitor and troubleshoot Signaling events and alarms.
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Chapter 11, "Statistics Troubleshooting" - Provides the information needed to monitor and troubleshoot Statistics events and alarms.
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Chapter 12, "System Troubleshooting" - Provides the information needed to monitor and troubleshoot System events and alarms.
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Chapter 13, "Network Troubleshooting" - Provides the information needed to conduct network troubleshooting on the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch.
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Chapter 14, "General Troubleshooting" - Provides the general troubleshooting information needed to conduct troubleshooting on the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch.
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Chapter 15, "Diagnostic Tests" - Describes the diagnostic tests that can be performed on media gateways, subscriber terminations, and trunk terminations.
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Chapter 16, "Disaster Recovery Procedures" - Describes how to recover the database in a disaster situation, how to recover the database from another database, and how to recover data from the Call Agent shared memory.
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Chapter 17, "Disk Replacement" - Describes how to manually recover a Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch system.
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Appendix A, "Recoverable and Nonrecoverable Error Codes" - Lists normal, recoverable and nonrecoverable error codes for the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch.
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Appendix B, "System Usage of MGW Keepalive Parameters, Release 4.5.x" - Explains how the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch determines the connectivity status between itself and a media gateway (MGW)
Conventions
This document uses the following conventions:
Note
Means reader take note. Notes contain helpful suggestions or references to material not covered in the manual.
Caution 
Means
reader be careful. In this situation, you might do something that could result in equipment damage or loss of data.
Updates to this Document for Release 4.5.x
This document includes all of the information that was contained in the previous issue (the Release 4.5 Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Troubleshooting Guide, OL-8000-08), and has been updated for the Release 4.5 Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Troubleshooting Guide, OL-8000-09 as described in this Preface.
Updates are contained in the following chapters and appendixes of this document:
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Updated Chapter 16, "Disaster Recovery Procedures"
Additionally, this document has been updated to OL-8000-10. Updates are contained in the following chapters and sections:
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Updated Chapter 6, "Database Troubleshooting"
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Updated Chapter 6, "DATABASE (11)"
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Updated Chapter 6, "Element Management System Database Alert.log Alerts - Database (11)"
The updates to this document to OL-8000-11 include:
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Removed AUDIT (9) event information
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Added BILLING (60), MAINTENANCE (119), MAINTENANCE (120), SIGNALING (166), SIGNALING (167), and SYSTEM (15) event information.
The updates to this document for OL-8000-12 include:
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Adding Appendix B, "System Usage of MGW Keepalive Parameters, Release 4.5.x" to the document.
The updates to this document for OL-8000-13 include:
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Updated Chapter 16, "Disaster Recovery Procedures" to include the procedure for restoration of the Automatic Shared Memory Backup (ASMB)
The updates to this document for OL-8000-14 include:
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Updated Chapter 16, "Disaster Recovery Procedures"
The updates to this document for OL-8000-15 included:
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Updated DATABASE (11) primary cause and primary action
The updates to this document for OL-8000-16 included:
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Updated Chapters 14, 15, and 16 to include troubleshooting information for Release 4.5.1.
The updates to this document for OL-8000-17 included:
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Updated Chapter 7 to include the Maintenance 122 and Maintenance 123 alarms and events.
The update to this document for OL-8000-18 included:
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Removal of the Release Cause Code appendix, update of Chapter 14 and Chapter 15, and update of the System Usage of MGW Keepalive Parameters appendix.
The update of this document for OL-8000-19 included:
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Update of the threshold and throttle information in Chapter 1
The updates of this document for OL-8000-20 and OL-8000-21 included:
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Update of the keepalive information in Appendix B.
The update of this document from OL-8000-21 to OL-8000-22 include incorporating the delta alarm and event information from Release 3.5 to Release 4.5.x.
The update of this document from OL-8000-22 to OL-8000-23 included:
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Update of the keepalive information in Appendix B.
The update of this document from OL-8000-23 to OL-8000-24 included:
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Adding the event and alarm differences between release 4.5.13 and 4.5.1.
The update of this document from OL-8000-24 to OL-8000-25 included:
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Removing the Throttle/Threshold erroneous note
The update of this document from OL-8000-25 to OL-8000-26 included updating the disk replacement procedures in Chapter 17.
The update of this document from OL-8000-26 to OL-8000-27 included updating the recovering shared memory procedure and call agent database download and restore.
The update to OL-8000-28 included updating the information for the Audit 4 alarm.
The update to OL-8000-29 included adding the "PSTN Trunk Testing" section on page 15-80 to Chapter 15.
The update to OL-8000-30 included making changes to the "Automatic Shared Memory Backup Restore" section on page 16-30.
The update to OL-8000-31 included adding the "Oracle Database Tool Restart" section on page 13-8.
The update to OL-8000-32 included updating the "Recovering Shared Memory" section on page 16-26.
New Events and Alarms (Release 3.5 to Release 4.5.1)
lists the new events and alarms that were incorporated into the BTS 10200 system as part of the update from Release 3.5 to Release 4.5.1.
Modified Events and Alarms (Release 3.5 to Release 4.5.1)
lists the BTS 10200 modified events and alarms that were modified as part of the upgrade from Release 3.5 to Release 4.5.1.
Deprecated Events and Alarms (Release 4.5 to Release 4.5.1)
lists the BTS 10200 events and alarms that were deprecated as part of the upgrade from Release 3.5 to Release 4.5.1.
Table 3 Deprecated Events and Alarms (Release 3.5 to Release 4.5.1)
Type and Number
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Description
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BILLING(9)
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Duplicate Event Message Received
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BILLING (10)
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Database Lock Error
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BILLING (11)
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Database Unlock Error
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BILLING (12)
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Table Pointer Read Error
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BILLING(16)
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Time Point Calculation Error
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BILLING(17)
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Shared Memory Add Failure
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BILLING(18)
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Error Calling MKTIME Function
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BILLING(19)
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Call Detail Block Database Write Error
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BILLING(20)
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Call Detail Block Database Read Error
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BILLING(21)
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Unknown Billing Event Message Received
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BILLING(22)
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Error Releasing Staging Area in Shared Memory
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BILLING(23)
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Error Releasing Busy List Entry in Shared Memory
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BILLING(24)
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Update Table Pointer Error
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BILLING(26)
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Shared Memory Update Failed
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BILLING(27)
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Shared Memory Entry Remove Failed
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BILLING(28)
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Wrong Port Number Specified
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BILLING(34)
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All Billing Links at CA Down
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BILLING(39)
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RADIUS Accounting Receive Failure
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BILLING(43)
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Invalid Billing Configuration—Program Exiting
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MAINTENANCE(59)
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Disk Reports Greater Than 70% Utilization
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MAINTENANCE(60)
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Disk Utilization has Returned to Normal Levels
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SIGNALING(2)
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Message Encoding Error
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SIGNALING(3)
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Message Decoding Error
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SIGNALING(47)
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Indicated Circuit is Out of Order
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SIGNALING(48)
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Indicated Circuit is Back in Service
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SIGNALING(56)
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Circuit Validation Failure
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SIGNALING(67)
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Gateway/Termination Returning Transient Error for the MGCP
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SIGNALING(123)
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Destination Point Code is Unavailable
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SIGNALING(128)
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INAP Binding Failure
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SIGNALING(131)
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INAP Reaches the Provisioned Resource Limit
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New Events and Alarms (Release 4.5.13 to Release 4.5.1)
lists the new events and alarms that were incorporated into the BTS 10200 system as part of the update from Release 4.5.13 to Release 4.5.1.
Table 4 New Events and Alarms (Release 4.5.13 to Release 4.5.1)
Type and Number
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Description
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BILLING (60)
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Bad File Detected During Startup
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DATABASE (25)
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Secure File Transfer Protocol Transfer Failed
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DATABASE (26)
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File Write Error
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MAINTENANCE (118)
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Domain Name Server Zone Database does not Match Between the Primary Domain Name Server and the Internal Secondary Authoritative Domain Name Server (DNS Zone Database does not Match Between the Primary DNS and the ISADS)
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MAINTENANCE (119)
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Periodic Shared Memory Database Backup Failure
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MAINTENANCE (120)
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Periodic Shared Memory Database Backup Success
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SYSTEM (9)
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Timer Start Failure
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Modified Events and Alarms (Release 4.5.13 to Release 4.5.1)
lists the BTS 10200 modified events and alarms that were modified as part of the upgrade from Release 3.5 to Release 4.5.1.
Table 5 Modified Events and Alarms (Release 4.5.13 to Release 4.5.1)
Type and Number
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Description
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BILLING (6)
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File Transfer Protocol/Secure File Transfer Protocol Transfer Failed
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BILLING (14)
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File Open Error
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BILLING (15)
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File Write Error
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BILLING (56)
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Billing Data Corruption Detected
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SECURITY (6)
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Secure Session Initiation Protocol Endpoint Validation Failure
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SIGNALING (69)
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Call Agent and Feature Server Communication Message Timeout
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SIGNALING (148)
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Softswitch Audit Released Stale Memory
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SYSTEM (7)
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Index List Remove Error
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Deprecated Events and Alarms (Release 4.5.13 to Release 4.5.1)
There were no deprecated events or alarms between Release 4.5.13 and Release 4.5.1.
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