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CP Fault

To check when an alarm occurred on a node, run the "allip:alcat=" command to see alarm times, "dircp" to extract logs from around that time, and "saosp" to verify the APZ version. Then follow a link to the correct AXE Local Tools page for that APZ version, use "dircp" to print logs in test format, and "parse now" to read when the alarm appeared in the output. The "repci", "dprtp", and "recci" commands can also be used to investigate the issue.

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CP Fault

To check when an alarm occurred on a node, run the "allip:alcat=" command to see alarm times, "dircp" to extract logs from around that time, and "saosp" to verify the APZ version. Then follow a link to the correct AXE Local Tools page for that APZ version, use "dircp" to print logs in test format, and "parse now" to read when the alarm appeared in the output. The "repci", "dprtp", and "recci" commands can also be used to investigate the issue.

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apply commands:-

allip:alcat=apz; -----> To check the Alarm time

Dircp; ----->To take the logs from the dircp at the time alarm come in the node
saosp; -----> To check the APZ version.

Link--------
>[Link]
PZ-CP/Pages/[Link]

after link open,check the DIRCP with the version of APZ and open that version.
After that put the logs in the DIRCP printout in test format
Now Parse now.
read the output at which time alarm come in the node.

repci;
dprtp;

recci;

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