Understand and Mitigate "TKPIC26086: NSP Host Configuration" Alarms ?

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Update Date:	2015-08-20
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Solution 1911509.1 : Understand and Mitigate "TKPIC26086: NSP Host Configuration" Alarms ?

Applies to:

Oracle Communications Performance Intelligence Center (PIC) Software - Version 9.0.3 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Goal

How to determine the origin of 'TKPIC26086: NSP Host Configuration' alarms and mitigate them ?

Solution

Alarms with specific problem 'TKPIC26086: NSP Host Configuration' are alarms received by the NSP with a managed Object ID unknown to the NSP configuration.

To find the origin of the alarms, events attached to the alarm must be reviewed with ProAlarm Viewer and SysAlarm.

These events can originate from different equipments/elements. To differentiate them "Additional text" field can be used: It usually contains the name of the element or its OID and will allow you to analyse why this source is generating an alarm and then you can investigate why the alarm is not recognized by NSP.

The most common cause is a new network element configured on Eagle STP (Link, LinkSet, Signaling Point...) that was not discovered in CCM.

In this case, the first action will be to make sure the IMFs have been properly synchronized in CCM after the eagle STP configuration was changed.

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