ATT AUDIX Voice Power Release 2.1.1 Guide
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Appendix B: Error Messages 5303 (FAXCNG_MAJOR), MAJOR faxcng startup failed FAX CNG DIP was unable to do all the initialization necessary; therefore, it could not continue. n Reboot the system. If the problem persists, contact your AT&T Field Service Representative. Switch Information Data Interface Process 5400 (CREAT_SHM_FL), MAJOR The Switch Information DIP has attempted to create an area of shared memory but could not do so. n Stop the system and restart it using the stop_vs and start_vs commands. n If the problem continues, shut the system down via the shutdown command and reboot the system. n If the problem persists, contact your AT&T Field Service Representative. 5401 (AT_SHM_FL), MAJOR The Switch Information DIP has attempted to attach to an area of shared memory but could not do so. n Stop the system and restart it using the stop_vs and start_vs commands. n If the problem continues, shut the system down via the shutdown command and reboot the system. n If the problem persists, contact your AT&T Field Service Representative. B-51
Appendix B: Error Messages 5404 (MSG_RECV_ERR), MAJOR The Switch Information DIP encountered a problem while trying to receive an interprocess communications message. The value of errno indicates the reason for the error. n Contact your AT&T Field Service Representative for assistance. 5405 (MSG_SEND_ERR), MAJOR The Switch Information DIP encountered a problem while trying to send an interprocess communications message. The value of errno indicates the reason for the error. n Contact your AT&T Field Service Representative for assistance. B-52
Index A Accessing AUDIX Voice Power, 3-2 reports, 6-3 Adding holidays, 3-20 subscribers, 3-7 Administration Automated Attendant, 2-15,3-18 announcements, 4-31 good-bye message, 4-19 hours of operation, 3-23 menu, 3-29, 3-31 voice prompts, 3-36, 4-16, 4-23, 4-31 Call Answer good-bye message, 4-7 voice prompts, 4-5 Day or Night Service menu, 4-25, 4-26 General Mailbox, greeting, 4-12 holiday, 2-16 data entry, 3-19 Information Service, voice prompts, 4-14 Message Drop good-bye message, 4-10 greeting message, 4-9 Outcalling, 2-14,3-16 remote feature, 4-38 subscriber, 3-5subscriber recorded names, 4-21 system parameter, 3-4 telephone system, 1-5 Temporary Closure Message, 4-27 Touch-Tone Gate prompt, 4-17 Voice Mail, voice prompts, 4-3 voice prompts, 4-2 Administration menu, AUDIX Voice Power, 3-3 Announcement action, Automated Attendant, definition, 2-17 Announcements, Automated Attendant, planning, 2-18 Assistance, obtaining, iii, A-7 Attendant backup coverage, planning, 2-4 AUDIX Voice Power description, 1-1 main menu, 3-3 services, 1-2 starting, 5-15 stopping, 5-16 Automated Attendant Service administration, 2-15, 3-18 voice prompts, 4-16 announcement action, definition, 2-17 announcements form, 2-18 planning, 2-18,4-23 attendant backup coverage, 2-4 Day Service, viewing, 3-25 description, 1-3 IN-1
Index good-bye message administration, 4-19 listening to, 4-19 planning, 2-21 recording, 4-20 selecting, 4-20 holiday, hours of operation, 2-16 holiday administration, 3-19 planning, 2-16 hours of operation data entry, 3-23 planning, 2-16 menu action, definition, 2-17 menus planning, 2-17 recording, 4-31 Night Service planning, 2-4 viewing, 3-27 parameters, 2-11 prompt action, definition, 2-18 Touch-Tone Gate message . administration, 4-17 listening to, 4-17 recording, 4-18 transfer action, definition, 2-17 voice menus, planning, 2-18 voice prompts, administration, 3-36 workspace administration, 3-29, 3-31 B Backup administrative files, 5-25 introduction, 5-24 speech files, 5-27 Broadcasting messages, 5-5 C Call Answer Service administration, 4-5 description, 1-2 good-bye message administration, 4-7 listening to, 4-7 planning, 2-20 recording, 4-7 selecting, 4-8 greeting message administration, 4-5 listening to, 4-5 planning, 2-20 recording, 4-6 selecting, 4-6 messages, planning, 2-20 Call coverage paths, planning, 2-2 Calling Group, 2-2 Changing, subscribers, 3-9,3-10 Channel assigning service, 2-9 mapping extensions, 2-10 Channel state, changing, 5-23 Class of Restriction, planning, 2-3 CMD-MENU function key, A-11 Configuration hardware, 1-6 software, 1-8 Copy service to workspace, 3-30 Cursor movement, A-3 Custom good-bye message, recording, 4-20 Information Service announcement, recording, 4-15 Touch-Tone Gate prompt, recording, 4-18 Custom Messages form, 2-20,4-18 IN-2
Index D Day or Night Service administration, 4-26 main menu changing, 4-26 listening to, 4-26 recording, 4-26 selecting, 4-26 selecting, 4-29 Day Service, Automated Attendant, viewing, 3-25 Deleting holidays, 3-22 subscribers, 3-12 DGC group, 2-2 Diagnostics circuit board, 7-3 hardware, 7-2 IVP4, 7-3 system module, 7-2 Displaying, subscriber database, 3-13 Documentation conventions, iv Documents, related, vii E Edit Workspace form, 2-17,3-31 Error message description, B-1 format, B-4 Event Log Report, 6-8 options, 6-11 printing, 6-13 viewing, 5-11 Explain command, 5-12 Extension 9998,2-7 mapping to channel, 2-10 F Features overview, 1-2 planning, 2-1,2-4 Files backing up, 5-24 restoring, 5-24 Form, fill-in alternatives, A-4 FORM C - System Parameter Administration, 2-11,3-5 FORM D - Subscriber Administration, 2-12,3-6 FORM E - Service Administrator Registration, 2-13,3-14 FORM F - Outcalling Administration, 2-14,3-16 FORM G - Holiday Administration, 2-16, 3-19 FORM H - Service Hour Administration, 3-23 FORM I - Edit Workspace, 2-17,3-31 FORM J - Voice Menu, 2-18 FORM K - Automated Attendant Announcement, 2-18 FORM L - Custom Messages, 2-20, 4-18 Forms Automated Attendant Announcement, 2-18 Custom Messages, 2-20,4-18 Edit Workspace, 2-17,3-31 Holiday Administration, 2-16,3-19 IN-3
Index Outcalling Administration, 2-14,3-16 Service Administrator Registration, 2-13,3-14 Service Hour Administration, 2-16, 3-23 Subscriber Administration, 2-12,3-6 System Parameter Administration, 2-11,3-5 voice menu, 2-18 Frame management, A-9 Function keys, iv, A-6 CMD-MENU, A-n description, A-7 help, A-7 G General Mailbox greeting administration, 4-12 listening to, 4-13 recording, 4-13 retrieving messages, 5-6 using for message overflow, 2-7 H Hard disk, storage capacities, 1-6 Hardware configuration, 1-6 troubleshooting, 7-2 Help, on-line, A-2 Holiday adding, 3-20 administration, 2-16 data entry, 3-19 hours of operation, Automated Attendant, 2-16 removing, 3-22Holiday Administration form, 2-16,3-19 Hours of operation, Automated Attendant, 3-23 planning, 2-16 Hunt groups, planning, 2-2 I Information Service administration, 4-14 announcement listening to, 4-15 planning, 2-21 recording, 4-15 selecting, 4-15 description, 1-3 Integrated mode, description, 1-4 IVP4 diagnostics, 7-3 K Keys, iv function, iv, A-6 description, A-7 Touch-Tone, representation of, iv L Listening to Automated Attendant, good-bye message, 4-19 Call Answer good-bye message, 4-7 greeting message, 4-5 Day or Night Service menu, 4-26 General Mailbox, greeting, 4-13 IN-4
Index Information Service, announcement, 4-15 Message Drop good-bye message, 4-11 greeting message, 4-9 remote workspace announcement, 4-40 remote workspace menu, 4-40 temporary closure message, 4-28 Touch-Tone Gate prompt, 4-17 Voice Mail Service, greeting message, 4-4 Logging in, 2-7,3-2 M Mailbox Usage Report, 6-6 printing, 6-6 Maintenance Mailbox, 2-7 retrieving messages, 5-8 Menu administering by telephone, 4-38 Automated Attendant changing, 3-31 installing, 3-35 Day or Night Service, 4-25,4-26 selection, A-4 Menu action, Automated Attendant, definition, 2-17 Menu definition, Automated Attendant, planning, 2-17 Message Drop Service description, 1-3 good-bye message administration, 4-10 listening to, 4-11 planning, 2-22 recording, 4-11 selecting, 4-11 greeting message administration, 4-9 listening to, 4-9 planning, 2-22 recording, 4-9 selecting, 4-10 retrieving messages, 5-3 Message Waiting Lamp parameters, 2-11 Most Recent Audit Report, 6-7 printing, 6-7 N Night or Day Service main menu listening to, 4-26 recording, 4-26 selecting, 4-29 Night Service, Automated Attendant, viewing, 3-27 Non-integrated mode, description, 1-4 0 Obtaining assistance, iii, A-7 Outcalling Administration form, 2-14, 3-16 Outcalling feature administration, 2-14, 3-16 description, 1-2 updating, 3-17 IN-5
Index P Parameters Automated Attendant, 2-11 Message Waiting Lamp, 2-11 outcalling, 3-16 updating, 3-17 service hour, 3-23,3-24 subscriber administration, 2-12 switch interface, 2-10 system, 2-11, 3-4 Voice Mail, 2-11 Password, 2-7 Phone Line Usage Report, 6-3 printing, 6-5 reset log, 6-5 Planning coverage, 2-4 subscriber administration, 2-12 switch considerations, 2-1 Power-On Self Test (POST), 7-2 Printing Event Log Report, 6-13 Mailbox Usage Report, 6-6 Most Recent Audit Report, 6-7 Phone Line Usage Report, 6-5 subscriber database, 3-13 Subscribers Over Mailbox Limit Report, 6-7 Problems, reporting, 2-7 Prompt action, Automated Attendant, definition, 2-18 R Rebooting the UNIX system, 5-19 Recording announcement using remote feature, 4-40 Automated Attendant good-bye message, 4-20 voice prompts, 4-31 Call Answer custom good-bye message, 4-7 greeting message, 4-6 Day or Night Service menu, 4-26 General Mailbox, greeting, 4-13 Information Service, announcement, 4-15 menu using remote feature, 4-40 Message Drop good-bye message, 4-11 greeting message, 4-9 subscriber names, 4-21 temporary closure message, 4-28 Touch-Tone Gate prompt, 4-18 Voice Mail, greeting message, 4-4 Refresh rate, system monitor, changing, 5-22 Refresh screen, A-1 1 Registration, Service Administrator, 2-13,3-14 updating, 3-15 Related documents, vii Remote voice administration, 4-38 listening to, 4-40 recording announcement, 4-40 recording menu, 4-40 Reporting problems, 2-7 IN-6
Index Reports AUDIX Voice Power, 6-3 Event Log, 6-8 options, 6-11 printing, 6-13 Mailbox Usage, 6-6 printing, 6-6 Most Recent Audit, printing, 6-7 Phone Line Usage, printing, 6-5 reset log, 6-56-7 6-3 Subscribers Over Mailbox Limit, 6-7 printing, 6-7 system, 6-8 Resetting the voice system, 5-17 Restore administrative files, 5-29 speech files, 5-31 Retrieving messages from General Mailbox, 5-6 from Maintenance Mailbox, 5-8 from Message Drop Service, 5-3 S Screen, refreshing, A-n Security issues, 2-7 evaluating, 2-7 Selecting Automated Attendant, good-bye message, 4-20 Call Answer good-bye message, 4-8 greeting message, 4-6 Information Service, announcement, 4-15 Message Drop good-bye message, 4-11 greeting message, 4-10 Touch-Tone Gate prompt, 4-18 Voice Mail greeting message, 4-4 Selection, menu, A-4 Service, assigning to channels, 2-9 Service Administrator, registration, 2-13,3-14 updating, 3-15 Service Administrator Registration form, 2-13,3-14 Service hour, parameters changing, 3-24 data entry, 3-23 Service Hour Administration form, 2-16, 3-23 Shutting down the UNIX system, 5-18 Software configuration, 1-8 Starting the voice system, 5-15 Stopping the voice system, 5-16 Storage capacities, hard disk, 1-6 Subscriber administration adding new subscribers, 3-7 changing extensions, 3-10 changing subscriber information, 3-9 data entry, 3-5 deleting, 3-12 displaying, 3-13 form, 2-12 moving, 3-10 parameters, 2-12 planning, 2-12 printing, 3-13 recording name, 4-21 Subscriber Administration form, 3-6 Subscriber database displaying, 3-13 printing, 3-13 Subscribers Over Mailbox Limit Report, 6-7 printing, 6-7 Switch interface parameters, 2-10 Switch planning, 2-1 IN-7
Index System backup functions, list, 5-2 System interface description, 1-3 requirements, 1-5 System management functions, list, 5-1 System module verification, 7-2 System monitor, A-11 displaying, 5-21 refresh rate, changing, 5-22 System operation functions, list, 5-1 System Parameter Administration form, 2-11,3-5 System parameters, 2-11 administration, 3-4 changing, 3-5 System status, displaying, 5-17 T 1-5 Telephone system administration, interface, 1-3 Temporary Closure Message administering, 4-27 listening to, 4-28 planning, 2-22 recording, 4-28 Temporary Closure Service, selecting, 4-29 Touch-Tone Gate prompt administration, 4-17 listening to, 4-17 planning, 2-21 recording, 4-18 selecting, 4-18 Transfer action, Automated Attendant, definition, 2-17 Troubleshooting application, 7-4 hardware, 7-2 IVP4 boards, 7-3 system module, 7-2 U UNIX system rebooting, 5-19 shutting down, 5-18 V Verification hardware, 7-2 system module, 7-2 Voice administration, remote, 4-38 Voice channel state changing, 5-23 displaying, 5-21 Voice Mail Sewice administration logging in, 4-2 voice prompts, description, 1-2 greeting message 4-3 listening to, 4-4 planning, 2-21 recording, 4-4 selecting, 4-4 parameters, 2-11 Voice menu, Automated Attendant, planning, 2-18 Voice Menu form, 2-18 IN-8