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Mitel Forums => MiVoice Office 250/Mitel 5000 => Topic started by: irongladiator on November 03, 2017, 05:18:46 PM

Title: Obtaining Log Packages
Post by: irongladiator on November 03, 2017, 05:18:46 PM
Hello Fellow Mitel Techs,
What is a good way to get Log Packages (from MA&D) for a potential "A112 Alarm"? We're thinking it may be related to software errors versus call volume as described in the manual. (See Picture - Snippet from the manual)

Thanks,
-Iron
Title: Re: Obtaining Log Packages
Post by: acejavelin on November 03, 2017, 05:48:03 PM
I have seen this a lot... best to open a ticket with Mitel and get online diagnostic reporting turned on.

TBH, the majority of the time this was related to call volume, the few times it wasn't a simple software upgrade fixed it.
Title: Re: Obtaining Log Packages
Post by: irongladiator on November 03, 2017, 06:01:22 PM
I have seen this a lot... best to open a ticket with Mitel and get online diagnostic reporting turned on.

TBH, the majority of the time this was related to call volume, the few times it wasn't a simple software upgrade fixed it.

Hi acejavelin,
Thanks for the reply! I kinda assumed this maybe the case, regarding the call volume. Is your recommendation a reboot/power cycle? (As well as clearing the alarm(s)?)

Thanks,
-Iron
Title: Re: Obtaining Log Packages
Post by: DND ON on November 03, 2017, 06:27:39 PM
I just ran into a 112 alarm last week. Never saw one before, needed to look it up.

There was a network issue involving several carriers, apparently caused by a truck hitting a pole outside the Central Office. The end result was the phone system getting slammed with errors on both the SIP trunks and the voice VLAN, which are provided by different carriers.

Alarm 112 popped up, and came back after being cleared twice. Call volume was very low at the time. We checked with Mitel, they thought it was probably due to all the network errors. They suggested rebooting the system, which I did after hours.

I was concerned that the system would reboot on its own, but it didn't. It's been good for eight days now.
Title: Re: Obtaining Log Packages
Post by: acejavelin on November 03, 2017, 06:48:25 PM
I have seen this a lot... best to open a ticket with Mitel and get online diagnostic reporting turned on.

TBH, the majority of the time this was related to call volume, the few times it wasn't a simple software upgrade fixed it.

Hi acejavelin,
Thanks for the reply! I kinda assumed this maybe the case, regarding the call volume. Is your recommendation a reboot/power cycle? (As well as clearing the alarm(s)?)

Thanks,
-Iron
I would reboot it... If it doesn't recur, write it off as a fluke, if the error returns I would open a ticket with Mitel.

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Title: Re: Obtaining Log Packages
Post by: irongladiator on November 08, 2017, 02:39:34 PM
DND ON,
Thanks for the update!

acejavelin,
Good to know. Yeah I have set the customer on the course of getting it rebooted after hours, that was a few days ago. He said he'd get back to me if he ran into any issues. No news is good new, yeah? ;-)

Thanks again guys!

-Iron