ATT DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3, Installation, Administration, And Maintenance Of CallVisor, ASAI Instructions Manual

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Reset System
1.  Shutdown
2.  Restart System
3.  Reboot System
This line is used to provide abbreviated help on the currently selected field.Maintenance
Reset System
4.  Exit
ENTER EXIT REFRESHHELP
Screen 3-18.  Reset System
Field Name Description
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Shutdown Shuts down the entire system. Required before
powering down the switch or removing system
assembly.
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Restart System Reinitializes the DEFINITY LAN Gateway application
(the brouter)
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Reboot System Reinitializes all hardware and software on the system
assembly
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Use this screen as follows:
1. Select the activity you want to perform.  Press the number, or press 
Tab or use the
arrow keys and press the 
ENTER function key .
2. The following prompt appears: 
Are You Sure? (Y/N?). Type Y and press
Return .
If you type 
N and press Return , this screen will reappear.
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3. For Shutdown:
The following message appears: THE SYSTEM IS BEING SHUT DOWN NOW!!
When the procedure is complete, ``Shut is displayed on the LCD panel of the
Multi-Function board.
4. For 
Restart System:
When the procedure is complete, you will return to the Reset System menu.
5. For 
Reboot System:
If you run this from the system console (ADMIN/PORT B), the login prompt will
appear when the procedure is complete.  From a remote connection, you have to
reconnect later (approximately 5-10 minutes).
The same messages will appear as for 
Shutdown. When the procedure is
complete, either ASAI-X, where x is the number of client connections, or OS will
appear on the LCD display on the Multi-Function board, and you will be able to log
back on.
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System Logs
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System LogsPage XXXX of XXXX
Time      Type     Process Description 
NXTDAY PRVDAY CANCEL REFRESHNXTPG PRVPG HELP
Screen 3-19.  System Logs
This screen displays up-to-the-minute information on system activity, including
errors.
Field Name Description
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Date Month and day (MM/DD). Changes as you move among
dates.  If an asterisk (*) follows the day, this indicates an
overflow log for this date.  This second log should be
considered a separate day when moving through days.
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Time Time of the log entry (Hour:Minutes:Seconds)
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Process The process that created the log entry. Examples are
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Description Description of the log entry
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NXTDAY and PRVDAY to move among days.  Press
NXTPG and PRVPG to step though multiple pages.
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Security Logs
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Security Logs
1.  Login Attempt Log
2.  Client Access Logs
3.  DEFINITY LAN Gateway Reset Log
4.  Command Logs
5.  Exit
ENTER EXIT REFRESHHELP
Screen 3-20.  Security Logs
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Client Access Logs List of clients that attempted to connect and then
disconnected
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DEFINITY LAN
Gateway Reset LogAll DEFINITY LAN Gateway Board resets
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Command Logs All commands executed from administration/maintenance
screens, such as adding a new login.  Lists all changes to
parameters.
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Use this screen as follows:
1. Select the item for which you would like to see information.  Press the number, or
press 
Tab or use the arrow keys and press the ENTER function key.  The applicable
screen will appear.
2. When you are done viewing data, press 
EXIT to return to the Maintenance menu.
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Login Attempt Log
Maintenance
System LogsPage X of X
Login Attempt Log
Date and Time User Terminal Port
CANCEL REFRESHNXTPG PRVPG HELP
Screen 3-21.  Login Attempt Log
Field Name Description
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Date and Time Day, Date, Time, and Year of the login attempt (Day
[nnn] Month Day[xx] Hour:Minutes:Seconds)
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User Login of the user who attempted to log in.  After three
failed login attempts occur, all are logged. If fewer than
three are attempted, then none is logged.
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Terminal Port Multi-Function Board port through which the login
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To view information on this screen, press 
NXTPG and PRVPG to step through
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Client Access Logs
Maintenance
Security LogsPage XXXX of XXXX
Client Access Logs
Time Process DescriptionType
NXTDAY PRVDAY CANCEL REFRESHNXTPG PRVPG HELP

Screen 3-22.  Client Access Logs
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Date Month and day (MM/DD). Changes as you move among
dates.  If an asterisk (*) follows the day, this indicates an
overflow log for this date.  This second log should be
considered a separate day when moving through days.
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Time Time of the client access (Hour:Minutes:Seconds)
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Process Process that created the log entry.  Examples are
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Description Description of the client access activity.  Example:
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To use this screen, press 
NXTDAY and PRVDAY to move among days.  Press
NXTPG and PRVPG to step though multiple pages.
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DEFINITY LAN Gateway Reset Log
Maintenance
Security LogsPage XXXX of XXXX
DEFINITY LAN Gateway Reset Log
Time DescriptionDate
CANCEL REFRESHNXTPG PRVPG HELP
Screen 3-23.  DEFINITY LAN Gateway Reset Log
Field Name Description
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Time Time of the reset (Hour:Minutes:Seconds)
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Date Date of the reset (MM/DD/YY)
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Description Description of the reset 
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To use this screen, press 
NXTPG and PRVPG to step though multiple pages.
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Command Logs
Maintenance
Security LogsPage XXXX of XXXX
Time       User Description
NXTDAY PRVDAY CANCEL REFRESHNXTPG PRVPG HELP Command Logs
Screen 3-24.  Command Logs
Field Name Description
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Time Time of the client access (Hour:Minutes:Seconds)
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User Login_id that executed the command
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Description Command that was executed (Example: 
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network route: 135.20.87 network asaimfb3)
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To use this screen, press 
NXTDAY and PRVDAY to move among days.  Press
NXTPG and PRVPG to step though multiple pages.
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Ping Host
Host Name or IP Address: ____________________Maintenance
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ENTER CLEAR CANCEL REFRESHHELP Ping Host
Packet count:
Packet size:___
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Screen 3-25.  Ping Host
This screen allows the user to test the connection between the DEFINITY LAN Gateway
and any host.
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Host Name or IP Address Name or IP address of locally known host.  Maximum field
size = 20 characters.
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Packet count The number of packets sent between the DEFINITY LAN
Gateway and the host.  Valid range is 1-999. Default=1.
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Packet size The size of the packets sent between the DEFINITY LAN
Gateway and the host.  Valid range is 64-999. Default=64.
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Use this screen as follows:
Type the host name, IP Address, packet count, and packet size.  Use Tab or the
arrow keys to move from field to field.
When you are done entering data, press the ENTER function key to enter the data,
or 
CANCEL to return to the Maintenance menu.  If you press the ENTER function
key, this will display the results and redisplay this screen. (You can do multiple
pings.)
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Port Status/Control
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CANCEL REFRESHDROP MSGPER HELP STATE DEFINITY TCP/IP Brouter
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Screen 3-26.  Port Status/Control
This screen can be used to change a ports service state or close a ports TCP
connection.  Changing the ports service state will affect the ports other states as
well.
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Port Port number (1-12) used by the DEFINITY switch.  To
determine which client is associated with a particular port, see
the Brouter Administration screen.
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DEFINITY Port
StateRead-only.  Possible port states are as follows:
NOT CONNECTED The BRI port is not administered
(or is busied out) on the DEFINITY switch.
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