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Use the dbSyncCheckProfile object to configure the interval at which the SBC checks whether its configuration database and policy database are in sync. A database out-of-sync condition occurs when there is a mismatch between the databases in the count of trunk groups, IP Peers, relay ports, and so on. When an interval is defined and the SBC detects such a condition, it triggers an SNMP trap sonusDatabaseConfigPolicyDataOutOfSyncNotification to report the condition. 

 You can set the interval at which database synchronization is checked to a value between 5 and 30 minutes. Alternatively you can set the value to 0. When set to 0, the SBC still checks the databases every minute and logs any integrity errors in the .SYS file at /var/log/sonus/sbx/evlog, but trap notifications are not automatically triggered. 

DEFAULT is the only  dbSyncCheckProfile object you can configure, thus allowing a single, configured interval for the system.

Command Syntax

% set profiles dbSyncCheckProfile DEFAULT
syncCheckInterval 
<unsignedInt, 0 | 5 .. 30>

Command Parameter

dbSyncCheckProfile Parameter

Parameter Length/RangeDefaultDescription
syncCheckInterval0, or 5-305

Timer interval, in minutes, at which the database integrity is checked.

If the value is set to 0, the check is every minute, but traps are not generated. However, If there is a database out-of-sync condition, it is written to the .SYS log file.

Command Example

% set profiles dbSyncCheckProfile DEFAULT syncCheckInterval 25