No Default SDL File for Card Type Fatal Error (tcmsdl). Nonfatal error (xtcmsdl). This error occurs if there are no SDL/NAC files for the selected card type in the default /$TCMHOME/data/sdl directory. For tcmsdl, an error message is displayed on the screen or output to the log file, and then the utility terminates. For xtcmsdl, click OK to bring up the Select Files dialog box and select the correct file. is corrupt has a corrupt header marker has wrong software type has a crc error Fatal Error (tcmsdl). Nonfatal error (xtcmsdl). This error occurs if the internal header or the SDL or NAC file is incorrect. For tcmsdl, an error message is displayed on the screen or output to the log file, and then the utility terminates. For xtcmsdl, click OK to bring up the Select Files dialog box and select an uncorrupted SDL or NAC file. If one is not available, you will have to acquire an uncorrupted version from the CommWorks BBS or Internet FTP site. Devices are not ready yet. This could be due to a previously aborted SDL followed by a premature new SDL. Please try waiting a few minutes or invoking a hardware reset on the affected cards. Fatal error. This error occurs if the target card is communicating with the Software Download utility, but is unable to accept a software download. For tcmsdl, an error message is displayed on the screen or output to the log file, and then the utility automatically terminates. For xtcmsdl, clicking OK of the dialog box terminates the utility. 100 APPENDIX : ERROR MESSAGES SNMP Set Failed Fatal error. This error occurs if the target card is communicating with the Software Download utility, but does not respond correctly to a SNMP Set command. The exact SNMP error is displayed. For tcmsdl, an error message is displayed on the screen or output to the log file, and then the utility automatically terminates. For xtcmsdl, clicking the OK button of the dialog box terminates the utility. SNMP Get Failed Fatal error. This error occurs if the target card did not respond to an SNMP Get request. The exact error is also displayed. For tcmsdl, an error message is displayed on the screen or output to the log file, and then the utility automatically terminates. For xtcmsdl, clicking the OK button of the dialog box terminates the utility. Erase ROM time out Fatal error. This error occurs if the target card’s Flash ROM is not erased within the specified timeout (600 seconds). For tcmsdl, an error message is displayed on the screen or output to the log file, and then the utility automatically terminates. For xtcmsdl, clicking the OK button of the dialog box terminates the utility. TFTP: Fatal Error: This is a series of errors that can occur when the Software Download utility is overwriting the target card’s configuration with the new code. Such errors include: ¦ file not found ¦ file already exists ¦ no such user ¦ time out ¦ disk full or allocation exceeded ¦ access violation; this could indicate a corrupt or incorrectly named file. This error occurs if a NAC is pulled out of its slot while the download is taking place. ¦ illegal TFTP transfer ID; this occurs if there is an internal NMC or chassis error during downloading. ¦ undefined error code ¦ For tcmsdl, an error message is displayed on the screen or output to the log file, and then the utility automatically terminates. For xtcmsdl, clicking the OK button of the dialog box terminates the utility. B B COMMAND LINE INTERFACE The command line interface consists of a number of non-interactive commands or utilities. These utilities are run at the command line from a shell prompt or a shell script. This appendix contains the following catatorgies of commands: ¦ General Syntax ¦ IP Telephony Manager Console ¦ Configuration ¦ Actions/Commands ¦ Set Trap Destination ¦ Monitoring SNMP Parameters ¦ Tone Test ¦ Modem Tests ¦ Device Save and Restore ¦ Software Download ¦ Feature Enable ¦ Inventory ¦ Authorized Station Tool ¦ AutoResponse General Syntax The following command parameters are available for all utilities: [x]command [-l logfile] [-h] [-c readcomm] [-C writecomm] target Brackets indicate that the parameter is optional. Italics indicates the value to be supplied by you. Where: [x]command 102 APPENDIX : COMMAND LINE INTERFACE An "x" placed at the beginning of any IP Telephony Manager command omits command parameters and the target slot and channel designation-only the target IP address or hostname is required. Graphic user interfaces (GUIs), such as the IP Telephony Manager device display, appear and assist you in selecting component parameters and targets. When using the "x" prefix, for any IP Telephony Manager command, only the target IP address or hostname is required. All other parameters are optional. For example, if you want to make a modem go off hook, you could simply send the following command: xtcmcmd 192.78.203.68 First, the device display appears, allowing you to select targets for ...
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