Here is the text from a document I wrote. Provides step-by-step instructions. The steps for reading the file TOOLPW to find the password to turn on the utility PMDEBUG are unique to our switches since this is a script I wrote to make things easier for us.
A few DON’Ts with PMDEBUG
1. Do NOT use break and HX inside PMDEBUG.
2. Do NOT quit PMDEBUG without turning off the monitor and removing the PRI index.
Process for monitoring a PRI D-channel via the DMS utility PMDEBUG
1. Go to table TRKSGRP and position on the trunk CLLI you want to monitor. Note the location of the D-channel. In this example the D-channel is DTCI 9 13 24.
TABLE: TRKSGRP
>pos NATL_ELCTRC_PRI 0
NATL_ELCTRC_PRI 0 DS1SIG ISDN 4 4 87Q931 1 N STAND NETWORK PT_PT USER N UNEQ
30 N DEFAULT DTCI 9 13 24 64K HDLC $ $
2. Quit out of all tables and utilities via QUIT ALL command:
TABLE: TRKSGRP
>quit all
3. Type LISTSF ALL to list all the files in SFDEV.
CI:
>listsf all
SHORTCMDS
LOGIN STDFAULT
RBPROF
TOOLPW
BTRKS
LOGPROF STDFAULT
PRSM ON
TRKOOS
PMREP
CXF
SNAPSHOT
CXFHLP
INB
OFFLINE
RESTART STDFAULT
RRPROF
OM CONFIG
4. Look for a file named TOOLPW and read that file. The output from reading the file will produce a tool password.
>read toolpw
Use " 70085040STD " for your TASTOOLS Password!
5. Type TOOLSUP to enter the tools utility.
>toolsup
TOOLSUP - Tool Supervisor
Type HELP to display available commands
TOOLSUP:
6. Type ACCESS ON PMDEBUG. You will be prompted for a password. Enter the password from Step 4 above.
>access on pmdebug
Enter Password:
>***********
PMDEBUG permitted
PMDEBUG access will expire 48 hours from now.
** WARNING **
You have permitted access to command(s) that require
skilled and knowledgable users. Proper use is required
to avoid possible service degradations. Please ensure
that only fully trained and qualified personnel
proceed.
7. Type PMDEBUG DTCI X where X is the DTCI number for the D-channel from Step 1 above.
>pmdebug dtci 9
PMDEBUG MODE - CONNECTING TO DTCI 9 UNIT 1
WARNING: You now have access to the PM monitor...proceed with caution
8. Type ISDNCP to move down one level.
LTCUP>
>isdncp
Isprottbl,Dmpisprot,Count,Qryllm,Lterm,Trmtype,Sidx,CCbcs,ISLT_unprot,
ISCall_unpr,IS_c_te_unp,IS_T_te_unp,IS_Loop_unp,DUmp_smb,HEX_smb,ISOptns,SSb,
FSBMon,Hsg,ITs_disp,Rapid_msg,Bradntbl,LLmsim,ISLoop,FSB,Virtsidx,BRIprov,Mtm,
Filr,Upgrade,Aoc.
9. Now type HSG to move down another level
UP:ISdncp>
>hsg
Pridump,Dchdump.
UP:Hsg>
10. Now type PRIDUMP. The listing displays the port and channel number of various D-channels on DTCI 9. Our D-channel was DTCI 9 13 24 (from step 1 above). Under the column PSIDE is the port and channel. We want to get the number under column SIDX for 13 24 which is 2688 in this case. If your D-channel is not displayed, then type CONTINUE to show the next page.
>pridump
PSIDE TIMESLOT CSIDE
HSG SERVICE PORT CHNL CHNL PORT CHNL SIDX
--- ------- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
31 PRA 0 24 31 2 30 3968
30 PRA 1 24 31 3 30 3840
29 PRA 2 24 31 0 31 3712
28 PRA 3 24 31 1 31 3584
27 PRA 4 24 31 2 31 3456
26 PRA 5 24 31 6 30 3328
25 PRA 6 24 31 7 30 3200
24 PRA 7 24 31 4 31 3072
23 PRA 8 24 31 5 31 2944
22 PRA 9 24 31 6 31 2816
21 PRA 13 24 31 9 31 2688
Continue Quit
UP:Pridump>
11. Type * (star) to move up one level in the tool.
>*
UP:Hsg>
12. Type * (star) to move up one more level.
>*
UP:ISdncp>
13. At the ISDNCP level type SIDX <the SIDX number> from step 8 above. This produces a listing of numbers and you want the last number in the list which will always be in the format 7XXX.
>sidx 2688
Searching the TERM_PROT_TBL...
419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 428
429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 438
439 440 441 442 7044
Done searching.
14. Type LLMSIM then hit enter. Now type OPT and hit enter.
UP:ISdncp>
>llmsim
Mon,MOFf,Options_llm,Disp,Clear.
UP:LLmsim>
>opt
ININT,INMon,INOff,OUTINT,OUTMon,OUTOff,Alloff,Hex,Verbose,SYNC,Stid,Ltid,Etid,
SPa,Ramfile,SCreen,Jdm,JTd,OPtdump,SElect,REmove,Dlselect,DLRemove.
UP:Options_llm>
15. Type SELECT <number from step 10>
>select 7044
7044 has been added to the select list.
16. You have the option to monitor more than one D-channel on the same DTCI at any one time, but
limit it to one. At the next prompt just hit enter. The response shows what TIDs will be monitored.
Enter Set TID to select:
UP:SElect>
>
The following Set TIDs are in the select list:
7044
17.Enter * (star) to move up one level.
UP:Options_llm>
>*
18.Type DISP ON to turn the display on and MON to turn the monitor on.
UP:LLmsim>
>disp on
Display is now ON.
OUT=Off; IN=Off; Options=[verbose,stid,ltid,etid,spa,ramfile,screen]
UP:LLmsim>
19.Type MON to turn on the monitoring of the messages
>mon
Incoming monitor is now on.
OUT=Off; IN=Mon; Options=[verbose,stid,ltid,etid,spa,ramfile,screen]
Outgoing monitor is now on.
OUT=Mon; IN=Mon; Options=[verbose,stid,ltid,etid,spa,ramfile,screen]
20. The DMS will now start displaying the messages being sent back and forth. The format of the commands is similar to TELESYNC. You can turn on the CAPTURE in PROCOMM to save the messages to a file and email to the customer if necessary.
UP:LLmsim>
==> 00:07:25:58.33 (CM Time: 06:09:51:47.05).
==> Q931: SETUP: to S[7044] L[1,442,0] E[152,441,0] SPA[----]
CR: 0,12 2B
BC: speech
64 kbit/s
circuit mode
mu-law speech
CID: 18
LENGTH: 03
Channel Selection Info: As Indicated in Following Octets
D-Channel Indicator: D-Channel NOT indicated
Preferred/Exclusive: Exclusive
Interface type = primary rate
Interface Identifier: IID Implicitly Identified
Channel Type: B - Channel Units (3).
Number Map: Channel is indicated by the number following.
Coding Standard: CCITT
Channel Number = 1
CGN: e164
national_number
network_provided
presentation_allowed
5058280341
CDN: e164
local_directory_number
577
<== 00:07:25:58.62 (CM Time: 06:09:51:47.34).
<== Q931: ALERT: from S[7044] L[1,442,0] E[152,441,0] SPA[----]
CR: 1,12 2B
CID: 18
LENGTH: 03
Channel Selection Info: As Indicated in Following Octets
D-Channel Indicator: D-Channel NOT indicated
Preferred/Exclusive: Exclusive
Interface type = primary rate
Interface Identifier: IID Implicitly Identified
Channel Type: B - Channel Units (3).
Number Map: Channel is indicated by the number following.
Coding Standard: CCITT
Channel Number = 1
<== 00:07:26:02.22 (CM Time: 06:09:51:50.94).
<== Q931: CONN: from S[7044] L[1,442,0] E[152,441,0] SPA[----]
CR: 1,12 2B
CID: 18
LENGTH: 03
Channel Selection Info: As Indicated in Following Octets
D-Channel Indicator: D-Channel NOT indicated
Preferred/Exclusive: Exclusive
Interface type = primary rate
Interface Identifier: IID Implicitly Identified
Channel Type: B - Channel Units (3).
Number Map: Channel is indicated by the number following.
Coding Standard: CCITT
Channel Number = 1
==> 00:07:26:02.22 (CM Time: 06:09:51:50.94).
==> Q931: CONN ACK: to S[7044] L[1,442,0] E[152,441,0] SPA[----]
CR: 0,12 2B
21.To exit the messages being displayed, you need to have the prompt LLMSIM> on your screen. If messages are rolling by, hit enter a number of times and type DISP OFF at the prompt. Then type MOFF to turn the monitor off.
UP:LLmsim>
>disp off
Display is now OFF.
OUT=Mon; IN=Mon; Options=[verbose,stid,ltid,etid,spa,ramfile,screen]
UP:LLmsim>
22. Type MOFF to turn the monitoring of the PRI messages off
>moff
Incoming monitor is now off.
OUT=Mon; IN=Off; Options=[verbose,stid,ltid,etid,spa,ramfile,screen]
Outgoing monitor is now off.
OUT=Off; IN=Off; Options=[verbose,stid,ltid,etid,spa,ramfile,screen]
UP:LLmsim>
23. Type OPT, enter, then REMOVE 7044 to remove the TID from PMDEBUG.
>opt
ININT,INMon,INOff,OUTINT,OUTMon,OUTOff,Alloff,Hex,Verbose,SYNC,Stid,Ltid,Etid,
SPa,Ramfile,SCreen,Jdm,JTd,OPtdump,SElect,REmove,Dlselect,DLRemove.
UP:Options_llm>
24. Type REMOVE 7044 to remove the PRI from PMDEBUG
>remove 7044
7044 has been removed from the select list.
There are no Set TIDs in the select list.
25. Type * (star), enter, * (star), enter until you are at the LTCUP level. Then type QUIT.
UP:Options_llm>
>*
UP:LLmsim>
>*
UP:ISdncp>
>*
LTCUP>
>quit
NOTE: PMDEBUG will terminate when last request is complete
PMDEBUG TERMINATES
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