ATT AUDIX Voice Power Release 2.1.1 Guide

System Operations
Stopping the Voice System
There are specific steps you should follow to stop the voice system to
properly save any administered information and to avoid cutting 
off calls
in process.
To stop the voice system, follow these steps:
1.
At the Configuration Management menu, move the cursor to
System Control and press (Enter).
— The System Control menu appears.
2.   At the System Control menu, move the cursor to Stop Voice
System and press (Enter).
-– The Specify Wait Time form appears.
3.If...

System Operations 
Displaying the System Status Report
The System Status Report tells you whether the system is running or
stopped. To display the System Status Report, follow these steps:
1.At the Configuration Management menu, move the cursor to
System  Control  and press (Enter).
— The System Control menu appears.
2.At the System Control menu, move the cursor to Report Voice
System Status and press (Enter).
—The Status of Voice System Report appears. If the voice
system is running, the following...

System Operations
Shutting Down the UNIX System
There are specific steps you should follow in shutting down the UNIX
system to avoid damaging the files. Shutting down the UNIX system
without stopping the voice system causes any calls in process to
terminate rather than allowing them to complete. You should stop the
voice system before shutting down the UNIX system.
To shut down the UNIX system, follow these steps:
1.At the configuration Management menu, move the cursor to
System Control and press...

System Operations
9.Press        (SAVE).F3q
— The system broadcasts a shutdown message immediately,
but allows the specified amount of wait time for any users to
log off. Since there are no other users, a minimum wait time
can be specified.
After the wait time, the following prompt appears:
Do you want to continue (y or n) ?
10.Type Y and press {Enter}.
— More messages appear, the last of which is:
Reboot the system now.
11.
Shut the power OFF.
Rebooting the UNIX System
You may need to reboot the UNIX...

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6.F6qPress          (CANCEL) to return to the System Control menu.
7.    At the System Control Menu, move the cursor to Shutdown
System and press {Enter}.
— The Wait Time form appears.
8.If the default of 60 seconds for graceful shutdown is not
acceptable, enter a new number of seconds from 1 to 60.
9.Press      (SAVE).
F3q
-– The system broadcasts a shutdown message immediately,
but allows the specified amount of wait time for any users to
log off. Since there are no other users, a...

System Operations
Displaying the System Monitor
The System Monitor shows the activity and service status of each voice
channel. There are two ways to reach the System Monitor:
n   The System Monitor is listed on the Voice System Administration
menu.
n   The System Monitor is also listed on the Command menu that
F7qappears when the        (CMD-MENU) key is pressed. The
F7q       (CMD-MENU) key is available on many of the system
 operation menus, but not on the system administration menus.
The System...

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Pending means the channel is in a transitory state.
Diagnose means the channel is being diagnosed.
MANOOS means the channel has been put manually out of
service.
FOOS means the facility is out of service by the software.
Nonex means the channel is non-existent.
Broken means the channel is broken.
Initing means the channel is being initialized at system
startup.
Inserv means the channel is in service.
UNKNOWN means that there has been a breakdown in
communication...

System Operations
Changing the State of Voice Channels
After recovering from errors, you may need to place voice channels back
in service. For testing, you may wish to place voice channels manually out
of service. To change the state of a voice channel, follow these steps:
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11.At the Configuration Management menu, move the cursor to
Voice Equipment and press {Enter}.
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Press
Press
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At theThe Voice Equipment window appears.
F8q (CHG-KEYS).
F2q    (CGSTATE).
The Change State...

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12.Press
—
13.Press
F3q   (SAVE).
The service state of the specified channel is changed.
A Command Output window displays showing the result of
the change state command.
F6q(CANCEL) to return to the Voice Equipment window.
System Backup Procedures
You should back up the administrative and speech files on a regular basis,
so that you have current information in case of a system failure. In case of
system failure, you need to follow the restore procedures using the
backup files that you...

System Operations
Backing Up Administrative Files
The selective personal backup is used to back up administrative files.
CAUTION:
Be sure to remove all channels from service by changing their state
to MANOOS to prevent loss of data before beginning the backup
procedure. Refer to Changing the State of Voice Channels for
instructions.
Follow these steps to backup the administrative files:
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Log into the system as root.
At the # prompt, type face and press {Enter}.
— The AT&T FACE menu...