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Appendix B

Demonstration Programs

This appendix describes the t1stat and e1stat utilities provided with CT Access software.

t1stat and e1stat are utilities that let you monitor the status of a trunk, including alarm states, errored and failed seconds, bit error rate violations, framing slips and framer synchronization states. t1stat is for T1 trunks. e1stat is for E1 trunks.
These utilities have almost identical displays and command-line options. They are installed with the CT Access software, and can be found in one of the following directories: UNIX: /opt/nms/bin Windows NT:c:\nms\bin

To run either of these utilities, enter:
t1stat [options]
or
e1stat [options]
where options is one or more of the following command-line options: Option Description -b board The number of the board to monitor. (Numbers are assigned to AG boards in the AG configuration file.) board defaults to 0. -d boardtype Type of board to monitor. t1stat: board can be AGSW or WTI8 (the default). e1stat: board can be AGE1 (the default). -t refresh Specifies (in seconds) how often the utility should update its report. refresh defaults to 1. Note: if refresh is greater than 10, the utility interprets the value as milliseconds. -? Causes the utility to display a list of its command-line options, and terminate.
Options are case-sensitive, but option arguments are not. You can include white space between an option letter and its argument.
If you have multiple AG-T1 or AG-E1 boards in your system, you will need to run one instance of t1stat or e1stat for each board to monitor changes. To direct an instance of the utility to connect with a board other than board 0, use the -b option.

Option	Description
`-b` board	The number of the board to monitor. (Numbers are assigned to AG boards in the AG configuration file.) board defaults to 0.
`-d` boardtype	Type of board to monitor. `t1stat`: board can be `AGSW` or `WTI8` (the default). `e1stat`: board can be `AGE1` (the default).
`-t` refresh	Specifies (in seconds) how often the utility should update its report. refresh defaults to 1. Note: if refresh is greater than 10, the utility interprets the value as milliseconds.
`-?`	Causes the utility to display a list of its command-line options, and terminate.

When t1stat runs, it displays a screen like the following: T1 Line Status Display Natural MicroSystems Jan 7 1997 (Press F3 or ESC to exit) AG-T1 # 0 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Start time: Thu Feb 20 15:58:56 1997 Elapsed Time: 0000:00:21 Board Status: RUNNING T1a ----------------------- Alarm: RED Remote alarm: NONE Errored seconds: 20 Failed seconds: 10 BPVs: 0 Slips: 0 Frame sync: *LOST*
e1stat has a similar display.

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