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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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The STDOUT and STDERR destination objects are for debugging purposes only

and should not be used.

TMS Watchdog Functions

All traffic between an MPS node and its associated TMS systems are sent through

TRIP. After the connection between a TMS and TRIP is established, it regularly sends

the TMS a ping message, which resets the watchdog timer in the Network Interface

Card (NIC). If the watchdog timer expires (i.e., is not reset because of a system

failure), the TMS can reboot the host node. Similarly, if TRIP fails to receive a reply

from the NIC card, it can reset the TMS.

The hc-interval entry in this file indicates the time interval, in seconds, for

TRIP to ping the TMS. The hc-miss-cnt-max entry stipulates the number of

missed pings allowed before TRIP reboots the TMS. Both of these settings are used in

conjunction with the watchdog timer in the NIC card (see Network Interface

Controller (NIC) or Hub-NIC on page 27).

# defaultroute procName

# Set the default route for asynchronous TMS messages

# (i.e., alarms) to the specified process.

# procName = name of process to route asynchronous TMS messages to

# Default = tcad

# defaultroute tcad

# dlogD/jointfilesconvert/93335/bgOn <destination>,<d/jointfilesconvert/93335/bgObject>

# Enable tcad debug output and rediret it to stdout

# To redirect it to a file rename stdout to file

#dlogD/jointfilesconvert/93335/bgOn stdout,general

Example: trip.cfg Sheet 2 of 2

1 2 ... 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 ... 305 306

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