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    							DEFINITY AUDIX System Release 4.0 Screens Reference  585-300-213  Issue 1
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    Screen Descriptions 
    3-149 save Nightly 
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    save Nightly
    The Save Nig htly sc reen is used  to p erform an immed iate b ac kup  to MO disk of 
    the data that is bac ked up automatically eac h night. The nightly backup consists 
    of sub sc rib er d ata inc lud ing  sub sc rib er p rofiles, messag e head ers, mailing  lists, 
    user d irec tory file, and  messag e waiting  lamp  status. It d oes not inc lud e 
    voic ed -in sub sc rib er names or the text of rec ord ed  messag es.
    save nightly
    Ad d s the b ac kup  to the existing  b ac kup s on the MO d isk.
    save nightly initialize
    Removes all data on the MO d isk b efore bac king up  the d ata.
    NOTE:
    This sc reen c an b e ac tivated  while the DEFINITY AUDIX System is in the 
    OA&M state. 
    						
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    3-150 save Nightly 
    3
    Field Descriptions
    Sample Tasks
    This sc reen is used to p erform an immed iate save of the d ata that is b ac ked  up  
    automatic ally eac h nig ht. You c an perform this save b y ad d ing  the data to the 
    b ac kup s that alread y exist on the MO d isk, or you c an erase the MO d isk and  
    ad d  the new d ata in one op eration. Erase the MO d isk if the d isk is full, or if it has 
    a c orrup t file system. If the MO is full, or if it has a c orrup t file system, the system 
    will generate an alarm.
    Bac king  up  d ata b y ad ding  it to existing  b ac kup s on the MO d isk:
    1. Type save nightly
     and  p ress   (Enter).
    2. Press   (Enter) to p roc eed  with the b ac kup  or   (Canc el) to c anc el the 
    op eration. The save op eration will p roc eed  in the b ac kg round .
    Bac king  up  d ata while erasing  the MO d isk:
    1. Type save nightly initialize
     and press   (Enter).
    2. Chec k d isp layed b ac kup  status and  p ress   (Enter) to c onfirm erasure of 
    the MO d isk and  proc eed  with the b ac kup or   (Canc el) to c anc el the 
    op eration. The save op eration will p roc eed  in the b ac kg round .
    To verify that the b ac kup  has b een p erformed , typ e display backups
    .
    Additional Specifications
    Onc e started , the save nig htly op eration c annot b e c anc elled .
    The save is run in the bac kg round , whic h means the op eration is still running  for 
    some time even after the sc reen d isp lays Command Completed 
    Successfully
    . To c hec k the status of the bac kg round  save, reac tivate the Save 
    Nig htly screen.
    Name Description (display only)
    Status of the most 
    rec ent save 
    nightly b ac kupStatus of the most rec ent invoc ation of the save nig htly b ac kup :
    in p rog ress (save nig htly is c urrently running )
    failed  (save failed )
    completed (save completed successfully)
    not run (save not run sinc e last restart/reb oot)
    F3
    F3F1
    F3
    F3
    F1 
    						
    							DEFINITY AUDIX System Release 4.0 Screens Reference  585-300-213  Issue 1
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    Screen Descriptions 
    3-151 change Password 
    3
    change Password
    The Password  sc reen is used  to c hang e the p assword  of the c urrently log g ed  in 
    user.
    change password 
    Field Descriptions
    Name Description Valid Entries
    Log in ID Log in ID of the c urrently log g ed -in user. (If the 
    Log in ID is more than 20 c harac ters, only the first 
    20 c harac ters are d isp layed .)Disp lay only
    Old  Password Current p assword  for the log in ID. Entries in this 
    field do not ap p ear on the sc reen when typ ed .
    New Password New p assword for this log in ID. Entries in this 
    field do not ap p ear on the sc reen when typ ed .6 to 10 
    alp hanumeric  
    c harac ters. Must 
    c ontain 1 numb er 
    and  1 letter.
    Confirm New 
    Pa s sw o rd  New p assword for the log in ID. It must exac tly 
    matc h the value entered  in the New Password  
    field. Entries in this field  d o not ap p ear on the 
    sc reen when typ ed .must matc h New 
    Password entry 
    						
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    3-152 audit Personal-Directories 
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    audit Personal-Directories
    The Aud it Results sc reen initiates a d emand  aud it on sub sc rib ers personal 
    d irec tories and  d isp lays the results of the aud it.
    audit personal directories 
    Field Descriptions
    Sample Tasks/Additional Specifications
    Sa m e  a s  audit Mailboxes
    .
    Name Description (display only)
    Date Date that the aud it was req uested .
    Time Time that the aud it was req uested .
    Aud it Name Name of the aud it b eing  run.
    Result 1 c harac ter c od e that indic ates the last result of the named  aud it, and  
    up  to 20 c harac ters of text of ad d itional aud it-result information.
    b lank (aud it has not b een exec uted )
    R (aud it is running )
    P (last aud it p assed )
    F (last aud it failed )
    A (last audit aborted ) 
    						
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    3-153 busyout Port 
    3
    busyout Port
    The Busyout/Release Port sc reen enab les the system ad ministrator to busy out or 
    release a voice port 
    or network port 
    and  to d isp lay the results of the b usyout or 
    release op eration. The busyout
     command takes the port specified by 
    port-address out of servic e.
    busyout port
     
    port-address for voic e p orts
    busyout network port
     
    port-address for the network p ort
    Th e  
    port-address is the p ort to b usy-out or release. 
    busyout port
     
    port-address forced
    Removes p ort from servic e and  d oes not return c ontrol to the c ommand  line until 
    the p ort has b een taken out of servic e. If forced
     is not inc lud ed, the p ort is 
    marked  as unavailab le for new servic e b ut its c urrent use is allowed  to c omplete.
    release port
     
    port-address
    Returns the port specified by port-address to servic e. 
    						
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    Field Descriptions
    Sample Tasks
    To busy-out a port:
    1. Type busyout port
     
    port-address [forced
    ]   and press   (Enter).
    Th e  
    port-address and  the op tional keyword , forced
    , are described above 
    in the 
    Command s section.
    2. Press   (Canc el) to ab ort the op eration and  exit the sc reen.
    3. Press   (Enter) to invoke the b usy-out operation.
    To return a p ort to servic e:
    1. Type release port
     
    port-address and  p ress   (Enter).
    2. Press   (Canc el) to ab ort the op eration and  exit the sc reen.
    3. Press   (Enter) to invoke the release op eration. 
    Servic e affec ting  a p ort that is b usied-out c annot b e used  to send or rec eive 
    calls.
    Name Description (display only)
    Resourc e Port b eing  b usied -out or released  (VOICE_PT or NET_PORT).
    Loc ation Board  loc ation (
    port-address) of the p ort b eing  b usied -out or 
    released, as spec ified  on the c ommand  line.
    This is a 7 c harac ter p ort ad d ress of the sc reen p ort-network (2 
    d ig its), c arrier (1 letter), slot (2 d igits), and  p ort (2 d ig its). For 
    examp le, 01a0201 sp ec ifies p ort-network= 01, c arrier= a, slot= 02, and 
    p ort= 01.
    Extension Extension assoc iated  with the d isp layed  p ort.
    State Result of the b usy-out or release operation. 
    UEQ (unequipped, port board is not present)
    ISP (in-servic e p end ing )
    ISI (in-servic e and  id le)
    ISB (in-servic e and  b usy)
    OSP (out-of-servic e p end ing )
    OOS (out of servic e)
    Reason If the b oard  is out of servic e (OOS), this field  d isp lays a c od e 
    ind ic ating  the reason.
    CR (manually b usied  out, b y c raft) and  (resourc e d efic ienc y)
    M (taken out of servic e b y maintenanc e and  the voic e p ort is 
    alarmed)
    T (Test in p rog ress)
    F (Taken out of servic e b y maintenanc e and  the Networking  p ort is 
    alarmed)
    F3
    F1
    F3
    F3
    F1
    F3 
    						
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    3-155 busyout Port 
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    test Port
    The Test Port Results screen initiates a d emand  p ort test on a p ort and  displays 
    the results of the test.
    test port
     
    loc long
    test port
     
    loc long repeat
     n
    Th e  loc id entifies the p ort to b e tested .
    Only a long
     test is availab le, whic h c onsists of a Port Switc h Line Resp onse test 
    and  a Port MWI Up d ate test. The test is rep eated  
    n times, if sp ecified . The repeat
     
    n p arameter sp ec ifies the numb er of times the tests are to b e run. If not 
    sp ec ified , the tests are performed  onc e.
    NOTE:
    The activation commands for this sc reen can be executed by users with 
    craft or hig her level login p ermission. 
    						
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    Field Descriptions
    Sample Tasks
    To initiate a d emand  p ort test, first busyout the p ort:
    1. Type busyout port
     
    loc [forced
    ]  and press   (Enter). If the op tional 
    keyword , forced
    , is inc lud ed on the c ommand  line the p ort is removed  
    from servic e immed iately, interrup ting  any c urrent use. If forced
     is not 
    inc lud ed , the p ort is marked  as unavailab le for new servic e b ut its c urrent 
    use is allowed to c omp lete.
    2. Press   (Canc el) to ab ort the op eration and  exit the sc reen.
    3. Press   (Enter) to invoke the b usy out op eration.
    Name Description (display only)
    Date Date that the test was req uested .
    Time Time that the test was req uested .
    Resourc e Type of resourc e b eing  tested . This is always VOICE_PT on this 
    sc reen.
    Loc . Loc ation of the p ort in a 7 c harac ter string  that ind ic ates 
    port-network, c arrier, slot, and  p ort. For examp le, 01a0201 
    ind ic ates p ort-network= 01, c arrier= a, slot= 02, p ort= 01.
    Test Name Name of test b eing  exec uted .
    Most Rec ent Test 
    Re s u l t - C o d eCod e ind ic ating  the result of the test
    blank (test has not b een exec uted )
    R (test is running )
    P (last test passed )
    F (last test failed )
    A (last test ab orted )
    Most Rec ent Test 
    Result-StringUp  to 20 c harac ters of text of ad d itional test-result information.
    Te s t  
    Counters-PassNumb er of times the test has p assed  sinc e the test c ommand  was 
    exec uted .
    Test Counters-Fail Numb er of times the test has failed  sinc e the test c ommand  was 
    exec uted .
    Te s t  
    Counters-Ab ortNumb er of times the test has ab orted  sinc e the test c ommand  was 
    exec uted .
    F3
    F1
    F3 
    						
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    3-157 busyout Port 
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    When the p ort has b een b usied  out,
    1. Type test port
     
    loc long
     or test port
     loc long repeat
     n to rep eat the tests n 
    times, and  p ress   (Enter).
    2. Press   (Enter) to start the test, or   (Canc el) to return to the c ommand  
    line without exec uting  the tests.
    While the test series is running , you have three op tions:
    1. Press   (Canc el) to ab ort the tests and  return to the c ommand  line.
    2. Wait for the test series to c omp lete.
    3. Press   (Enter) to p ut the test in the b ac kg round  and  return to the 
    c ommand  line.
    Ty p e  status test
     to rec onnec t to the sc reen of a test running  in b ac kg round , or to 
    d isp lay the results of the most recently c omp leted  test.
    Additional Specifications
    A p ort must b e b usied  out (using  the b usyout/release Port sc reen) b efore it c an 
    b e tested .
    F3
    F3F1
    F1
    F3 
    						
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    3-158 list Remote-Extensions 
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    list Remote-Extensions
    The List Remote Extensions sc reen d isp lays a list of remote sub sc rib er names, 
    types, and  extensions and  the usage d ate. The list ap p ears starting  with either 
    the first entry or the extension sp ec ified  in the c ommand  line.
    list remote-extension
     
    machine-name
    Th e  machine-name is a required  entry on the c ommand  line that id entifies the 
    name of the mac hine to whic h the d isp layed  extensions b elong .
    list remote-extension
     
    machine-name extension
    Th e  extension op tion sp ec ifies the starting  extension in the list. If the extension is 
    not sp ec ified , the list starts with the numeric ally lowest extension.
    list remote-extension
     
    machine-name extension type
    Th e  type option spec ifies that only extensions of that typ e are listed. Valid  
    extension typ es are administered , verified , and  unverified . Any trunc ations of 
    these are ac c epted  as long  as they are sp elled  c orrec tly. For examp le, a, ad , and  
    ad min would be ac c ep ted.
    list remote-extension
     
    machine-name type
    NOTE:
    This sc reen c an b e ac tivated  only if the AMIS analog  networking  or d ig ital 
    networking feature has b een ac tivated on the System-Parameters 
    Customer Op tions sc reen b y Luc ent Tec hnolog ies p ersonnel. 
    						
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