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    							DEFINITY AUDIX System Release 4.0 Screens Reference  585-300-213  Issue 1
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    Contents 
    xi  
    ndisplay/change System-Parameters-
    Sending Restrictions3-232
    Field Descriptions3-232
    ndisplay System-Parameters Thresholds3-233
    Field Descriptions3-233
    ndisplay Time3-235
    Field Descriptions 3-235
    Sample Tasks3-237
    Additional Specifications3-237
    nchange/display Transfer-Dialplan3-238
    Field Description3-238
    nsave Voice3-239
    Field Descriptions 3-239
    Sample Tasks3-240
    Additional Specifications3-240
    naudit Voice Files3-241
    Field Descriptions3-241
    Sample Tasks/Additional Specifications3-241
    nbusyout Voice-Group3-242
    Field Descriptions3-243
    Sample Tasks3-243
    Additional Specifications3-243
    ndisplay Voice Group3-244
    Field Descriptions3-245
    Additional Specifications3-245
    nstatus Voice-Group3-246
    Field Descriptions3-246
    nsave Weekly3-248
    Field Description3-249
    Sample Tasks3-249
    A Administration Log Entries A-1
    ABB Abbreviations ABB-1
    GL Glossary GL-1
    IN Index IN-1 
    						
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    							About This Document 
    xiii Intended Audience 
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    About This Document
    This manual is a referenc e to the ad ministration and  maintenanc e sc reens for the 
    DEFINITY®  AUDIX®  System Release 4.0. The sc reens desc rib ed  here c an be 
    used  to fully ad minister the system from a low c ost, sc reen-b ased  terminal. You 
    c an ad minister and  maintain the DEFINITY AUDIX System using  the same 
    terminal that you use to ad minister the switc h, without c hanging  op tions suc h as 
    b aud  rate. Alternatively, you c an use sep arate ad ministration terminals for the 
    DEFINITY AUDIX System and  the switc h.
    This c hap ter d esc rib es the p urp ose, org anization, and  intend ed  aud ienc e of this 
    d oc ument, and  p rovid es sug g estions on how to use the d oc ument. Information 
    ab out the typ og rap hic  c onventions used  in this d oc ument, the Trad emarks and  
    Servic e Marks referenc ed , and  where to find  ad d itional related information. 
    The sc reens d esc rib ed  in this referenc e manual c an b e used  to p erform over 100 
    ad ministrative and  maintenanc e tasks. The c ommand  format and  the sc reens are 
    described in more detail in Chap ter 1, ‘‘Using  the DEFINITY AUDIX Sc reens’’
    . 
    This c hapter also lists the sc reen ac c ess c ommand s.
    Intended Audience
    This d oc ument is d esig ned  for DEFINITY AUDIX c ustomers, suc h as system 
    ad ministrators and  maintenanc e eng ineers, and  for Luc ent Tec hnolog ies 
    p ersonnel, suc h as the installers and  servic e tec hnic ians for the DEFINITY AUDIX 
    Sys t e m .   
    						
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    xiv Organization 
    Organization
    The first two c hap ters provid e introd uc tory information about this doc ument, and  
    d esc rib e the sc reens and  how to use them. 
    Chapter 1, ‘‘Using  the DEFINITY AUDIX Sc reens’’
    , d esc rib es the sc reen layout 
    and  the c ommand s used  to ac c ess the sc reens. It also c ontains a summary of 
    the set of DEFINITY AUDIX System ad ministration and  maintenanc e sc reens and  
    their ac c ess c ommand s. These tab les c an help  you loc ate sp ec ific  sc reen 
    d esc rip tions in this d oc ument. 
    Chapter 2, ‘‘Sc reen Org anization’’
    , c ontains two tab les that summarize the set of 
    DEFINITY AUDIX ad ministration and  maintenanc e sc reens and  their ac tivation 
    c ommand s. These tab les help  you loc ate sp ec ific  sc reen d esc rip tions in this 
    d oc ument. 
    Chapter 3, ‘‘Sc reen Desc rip tions’’
    , c ontains the sc reen d esc rip tions org anized  
    alphab etic ally b y sc reen name. The d esc rip tion of eac h sc reen c ontains the 
    following  information: 
    Ap p end ix A, ‘‘Ad ministration Log Entries’’
     lists the c od es and  messag es that c an 
    b e used  to solve p rob lems that may b e oc c urring  with the DEFINITY AUDIX 
    System, its features, or the switc h.
    Desc rip tionSummarizes the p urp ose of the sc reen.
    CommandsShows all p ossib le versions of the c ommand s 
    that c an ac c ess the sc reen. Where ap propriate, 
    log in p ermissions and the state of the DEFINITY 
    AUDIX System that c an run the c ommand  are 
    described in a note.
    Sc reen LayoutShows the sc reen layout of the sc reen as it would  
    ap p ear on your terminal.
    Field Desc rip tionsDesc rib es eac h field  that app ears on the sc reen. 
    For data-entry fields, gives the valid entries and 
    d efault values. 
    Sa m p l e Ta sk sFor more c omp lic ated  c ommand s, lists the step s 
    to ac c omp lish typ ic al tasks for whic h the sc reen 
    is used . 
    Ad d itional Sp ec ific ationsLists any sp ec ial restric tions or other useful 
    information, if any, not c overed  in the p revious 
    sec tions.  
    						
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    xv How to Use This Document 
    How to Use This Document
    This d oc ument is a referenc e manual for the DEFINITY AUDIX System 
    ad ministration and maintenanc e sc reens. The sc reen d esc rip tions are arrang ed  
    in alphab etic al ord er b y sc reen name. Command s p rec ed e eac h sc reen name 
    exac tly as written on the c ommand  line. Desc rip tions follow eac h sc reen name 
    using the name as it ap p ears on the sc reen. Use the following  p roc ed ure to 
    loc ate a sc reen: 
    More information ab out using  the sc reens is g iven in Chap ter 1
    , ‘‘Working  in the 
    DEFINITY AUDIX Sc reen’’. 
    Conventions Used in This Document
    The following typographic  conventions are used in this document: 
    nBold
     typ e is used  to refer to c harac ters that you typ e on your keyb oard  
    exac tly as shown, suc h as c ommand s. 
    nItalic typ e is used  to referenc e the titles of d oc uments, c hap ters, sec tions, 
    tab les, and fig ures, and oc c asionally for emp hasis. 
    nBold italic typ e is used  to refer to variab le information that you typ e in, 
    suc h as the variab le 
    extension in the c ommand  change subscriber
     
    extension. In this examp le you would  sub stitute an extension numb er for 
    extension when typ ing  the c ommand . 
    nBrac kets, [ ], are used  to enc lose op tional p arts of a c ommand . 
    !SECURITY ALERT:
    This ic on and  the word s “ Sec urity Alert”  ind ic ate the p resenc e of a toll fraud  
    sec urity hazard . Toll fraud  is the unauthorized  use of your 
    telec ommunic ations system b y an unauthorized  p arty (suc h as p ersons 
    other than your c omp any’s emp loyees, agents, sub c ontrac tors, or p ersons 
    working  on your c omp any’s b ehalf. Be sure to read  “ Your Responsib ility for 
    Your System’s Sec urity”  on the insid e front c over of this b ook. 
    If Then
    You know the exac t sc reen 
    nameLook in Chap ter 2
    , alp hab etic ally, or look in 
    the Contents
    You d on’t know the exac t 
    sc reen name b ut you know 
    the c ommandLook in the Tab le  2-1, Sc reens Org anized  b y 
    Ve r b
    You are not sure of the 
    c ommand  or the sc reen 
    nameLook in the Tab le  2-2, Sc reens Org anized  b y 
    Sc reen Name (Ob jec t)
    You c annot find  the sc reen 
    b y any of the ab ove methodsLook in the Index for a word  that you 
    assoc iate with the sc reen 
    						
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    xvi Related Resources 
    Related Resources
    For a list of d oc uments related  to the DEFINITY AUDIX System, see the Luc ent 
    Tec hnolog ies Prod uc t Pub lic ations Catalog  web site at 
    www.luc ent.c om/enterp rise/d oc umentation.
    Trademarks and Service Marks
    DEFINITY is a registered trademark of Lucent Technologies. 
    AUDIX is a reg istered  trad emark of Luc ent Tec hnolog ies. 
    How to Make Comments About This 
    Document
    We are interested  in your sug g estions for imp roving  this doc ument. Please send  
    your c omments and sugg estions to: 
    Luc ent Tec hnolog ies
    OMD Tec hnic al Public ations
    Room 22-2X57 
    11900 North Pec os Street 
    Denver, Colorad o 80234 
    Send  email c omments to:
    oc teltec hp ub s@luc ent.c om 
    						
    							Using the DEFINITY AUDIX Screens 
    1-1 Using the DEFINITY AUDIX Screens 
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    Using the DEFINITY AUDIX Screens
    This c hapter d esc rib es how to ac c ess and  how to use the DEFINITY AUDIX 
    sc reens. It d esc rib es the layout of the sc reens, how to use help , how to move 
    around  the sc reen, and  how to invoke or c anc el a sc reen op eration.
    NOTE:
    See the DEFINITY AUDIX System Release 4.0 System Desc rip tion, 
    585-300-214, for a list of the sup p orted  terminals and  mod ems.
    Using the DEFINITY AUDIX Screens
    The DEFINITY AUDIX sc reens are used  b y two g roup s of p eop le, system 
    ad ministrators and  maintenanc e p ersonnel. The resp onsib ilities of eac h are 
    briefly described below. For a more detailed description of system administration 
    and  maintenanc e, refer to 
    DEFINITY AUDIX System Ad ministration, 585-300-507, 
    and  
    DEFINITY AUDIX System Release 4.0 Maintenanc e, 585-300-121.
    System Administration
    Ad ministration is the ong oing  p roc ess of making  the DEFINITY AUDIX System 
    work to the satisfac tion of eac h sub sc rib er. The system ad ministrator is 
    resp onsible for making  the system work effic iently from b oth the system sid e and 
    the sub sc rib er sid e. During  this ong oing  p roc ess the ad ministrator uses the 
    DEFINITY AUDIX screens as tools to p erform several tasks, inc luding  the 
    following : 
    nSetting  up  sub scribers and  customizing  their service op tions
    nRecording voice fragments, inc luding subscriber names and c ustomized 
    system announc ements 
    						
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    nDetermining  whic h DEFINITY AUDIX features to make availab le to 
    sub sc rib ers, and  enab ling , d isab ling , mod ifying , or monitoring  these 
    features
    nEstab lishing  and  maintaining  c ommunic ation with the sub sc rib er 
    c ommunity, resp ond ing  to p rob lems, and  c orrec ting  misc onc ep tions
    nCoord inating  switc h and DEFINITY AUDIX System ad ministration when 
    new features are ac tivated  
    nAnalyzing aud its and  traffic  rep orts and  taking  c orrec tive ac tion when 
    ap p rop riate
    nMaintaining  and  monitoring system sec urity
    nTroub leshooting and  fixing  p rob lems as they oc c ur as well as antic ip ating  
    p rob lems b efore they oc c ur
    System Maintenance
    Maintaining  the DEFINITY AUDIX System involves ensuring  that the system is 
    op erating  satisfac torily and , in many c ases, p erforming  p reventative 
    maintenanc e. These tasks may b e p erformed  b y the c ustomer system 
    ad ministrator. Other tasks are limited  to the Tec hnic al Servic e Org anization (TSO) 
    Tier 3 eng ineers, and  the Luc ent Tec hnolog ies Tier 1 tec hnic ians. Maintenanc e 
    p ersonnel use the DEFINITY AUDIX sc reens as tools to p erform several tasks, 
    inc lud ing  the following :
    nMonitoring  and  c orrec ting  system alarms and  errors that oc c ur d uring  
    system op eration
    nTesting  system c omp onents suc h as the MO d rive, c irc uit p ac k, and  
    c ommunic ation p orts
    nPerforming  d ata b ac kup s
    nRestoring  d ata from the mag neto-op tic al (MO) disk
    nShutting down and restarting the system 
    						
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    1-3 Screen Layout 
    1
    Screen Layout
    The sc reen layout for the DEFINITY AUDIX ad ministration sc reens is shown 
    b elow. Eac h pag e of multip le-p ag e sc reens has the same sc reen layout. 
    There are six areas of the screen used for the following purposes:
    System Status LineShows status ind ic ator, number of c urrent log ins, and  ac tive alarms. 
    Command 
    History LineDisp lays the fully expanded  command  line. For multi-pag e screens, d isp lays 
    current p ag e numb er and p age c ount. Ind icates if the activity wind ow 
    c ontains help  instead  of the sc reen itself. 
    Activity Wind owContains: 
    — Data-entry field s for typing in new or chang ed  d ata
    — Disp lay-only field s
    — Rep orts d isplaying  req uested  system information 
    — Sc reen and  field  help  acc essed  by the Help  or Choic es keys
    Help /Error 
    Messag e Line
     Disp lays short error messages and  p romp ts. 
    Command LineAcc epts and  p rocesses the command /sc reen name/id entifier(s) that you 
    enter to ac c ess a screen. 
    Function Key 
    Lab elsIdentifies function keys F1 throug h F8.
    Command History Line
    Function Key Labels
    Command Line Help/Error Message Line
    System Status Line 
    						
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    1
    Screen-Labeled Function Keys
    The sc reen-labeled func tion keys are shown on the last line of the sc reen. 
    The p urp ose of eac h key is as follows:
    Key Command Line Screen
    (Canc el)Erases the entire contents of the 
    command line. Halts the c urrent activity and  places the 
    cursor on the c ommand  line. 
    In a help 
    sc reen
    , returns to the sc reen.
    (Refresh)N/A Rep aints the sc reen.
    (Enter)Executes the command . Sub mits a comp leted  screen for the 
    ac tion sp ecified  on the command  line, 
    suc h as add , d isplay, or remove. 
    Executes the command . Moves the cursor forward  from one field  
    to the next.
    (Clear Field )Clears a sing le word. Clears an entire field .
    (Help )Disp lays a sc reen exp laining  the 
    typ es of help  availab le.Req uests sc reen help. Id entic al to the 
    help command.
    (Choices)Disp lays valid  entries for the 
    command , sc reen name, or 
    id entifier, if choic es are available. 
    Pressing  this key ag ain selec ts the 
    hig hlighted item.Requests field help which displays 
    valid  entries for the field . Pressing  this 
    key ag ain selects the highlig hted  item.
    (Next Pag e)N/A Moves forward  through multip le-p ag e 
    sc reens, rep orts, or help .
    (Previous Pag e)N/A Moves b ackward  through 
    multip le-p ag e sc reens, rep orts, or help . 
    F1
    F2
    F3
    RETU RN
    F4
    F5
    F6
    F7
    F8 
    						
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