Lucent Technologies Definity Audix System Release 4.0 Screens Reference Manual

							DEFINITY AUDIX System Release 4.0 Screens Reference  585-300-213  Issue 1
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Screen Descriptions 
3-189 audit Switch-Translations 
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audit Switch-Translations
The Aud it Results sc reen initiates a d emand  aud it on Switc h Translations and  
d isp lays the results of the aud it. 
audit switch-translations
Field Descriptions
Sample Tasks/Additional Specifications
Sa m e  a s  audit Mailboxes
.
Name Description (display only)
Date Date that the audit was requested
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 ind ic 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 audit passed)
F (last aud it failed )
A (last aud it ab orted ) 
						

							DEFINITY AUDIX System Release 4.0 Screens Reference  585-300-213  Issue 1
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Screen Descriptions 
3-190 reset System OA&M 
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reset System OA&M
The Reset System OA&M sc reen resets the DEFINITY AUDIX System to the 
Operations, Administration, and  Maintenanc e (OA&M) state from the AUDIX 
state. The OA&M state is entered  to perform c ertain c onfig uration and  
maintenanc e p roc ed ures. Call ac tivity and  sub sc rib er ad ministration are not 
p ossib le in the OA&M state. 
reset system oa&m
 
The reset System OA&M
 sc reen has two p ag es. The first pag e d isp lays a 
warning ab out the reset.
Pressing    (Canc el) while on the first p ag e exits the sc reen without p erforming  
the reset. Pressing    (Enter) while on the first p ag e c onfirms the op eration, 
b eg ins an unc anc ellab le reset to the OA&M state, and  d isp lays the sec ond  p ag e 
of the sc reen. 
NOTE:
Onc e   (Enter) is p ressed , the c amp -on reset c annot be c anc elled  and  
will oc c ur when all p orts b ec ome id le. 
The status line on all sc reen sessions c hang es to read  
State c hang e to OA&M in 
progress
, and other screen session users should log off immediately.
F1
F3
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While the sec ond  p ag e ap p ears, the numb er of ac tive p orts and  the 
b ac kup -restore status are up d ated  at least onc e every ten sec ond s. The reset is 
d one in a c amp -on manner; that is, new c alls are d enied  and  the reset itself d oes 
not oc c ur until all p orts and  the MO drive are id le. All sc reen sessions are 
terminated  when the reset ac tually starts. The  
(Canc el) key is ineffec tive onc e 
the sec ond p ag e ap p ears. Pressing  the   (Enter) key while the sec ond p ag e 
ap p ears c auses a 
forc ed reset; that is, p orts are id led  and  the reset b eg ins 
immed iately. 
!CAUTION:
Data c orrup tion c ould  oc c ur on the MO d isk if a forc ed reset is p erformed  
while the MO d rive is ac tive. 
F1
F3 
						

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3-192 reset System OA&M 
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Field Descriptions
Sample Tasks
To reset the DEFINITY AUDIX System to the OA&M state: 
1. Type reset system oa&m
 and  p ress   (Enter). The first p ag e of the 
sc reen appears. 
2. Press   (Enter) to b egin an unc anc ellable reset to the OA&M state, or 
p ress   (Canc el) to exit the sc reen without p erforming  the reset. 
3. The second page of the screen displays if   (Enter) was pressed. There 
are two op tions: 
nWait for the reset to c omplete. 
nPress   (Enter) to c ause a forc ed  reset (p orts are id led  and  the 
reset begins immediately.)
Additional Specifications
Onc e a user has started a reset op eration, no other users c an use the same 
sc reen; that is, only one 
reset is p ermitted  at a time. Also, no other sc reen 
op erations from that login session are p ossib le. 
Name Description (display only)
Remaining  voic e 
p orts ac tiveNumb er of voic e p orts that remain ac tive. This field  is up d ated  
every ten sec ond s.
Remaining  
networking ports 
ac tiveNumb er of networking  p orts that remain ac tive. This field  is 
up d ated  every ten sec ond s.
Bac kup /restore 
op eration in 
progressInd ic ates whether or not the MO d rive is c urrently ac tive. This field  
is up d ated  every ten sec ond s.
F3
F3
F1
F3
F3 
						

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Screen Descriptions 
3-193 reset System Reboot 
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reset System Reboot
The Reset System Reb oot sc reen resets the DEFINITY AUDIX System to the 
AUDIX state by reb ooting  the operating  system and  restarting  the DEFINITY 
AUDIX software. 
reset system reboot
 
NOTE:
You c an exec ute this c ommand  from either the AUDIX or the OA&M state. 
The reset System Reb oot sc reen has two p ag es. The first p ag e d isp lays a 
warning ab out the reb oot.
Pressing    (Canc el) while on the first p ag e exits the sc reen without p erforming  
the reset. Pressing    (Enter) on the first p age c onfirms the op eration, b eg ins an 
unc anc ellab le reb oot to the AUDIX state, and displays the sec ond pag e. 
The reset is d one in a c amp -on manner; that is, new c alls are d enied and  the 
reb oot itself d oes not beg in until all p orts and  the MO d rive are id le. If the reb oot 
is initiated  from the OA&M state, the c amp -on op tion ap p lies only to the MO-d rive 
status sinc e no p orts are ac tive. 
NOTE:
Onc e   (Enter) is p ressed , the c amp -on reset c annot be c anc elled  and  
will oc c ur when all p orts and  the MO d rive b ec ome id le. 
F1
F3
F3 
						

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The status line on all sc reen sessions c hang es to read  “System reboot in 
progress
”, and other screen session users should log off immediately. 
If initiated  from the OA&M state, the sec ond  p ag e ap p ears only if the MO drive is 
ac tive. The sec ond  p age of the sc reen is shown b elow.
In the sec ond  p ag e, the numb er of ac tive p orts (if any) and  the b ac kup /restore 
status are up d ated  at least onc e every ten sec ond s. All sc reen sessions are 
terminated  when the reset ac tually starts. The 
 (Canc el) key is ineffec tive onc e 
the sec ond p ag e ap p ears. Pressing  the   (Enter) key from the sec ond  p ag e 
causes a 
forc ed reset; that is, p orts are id led  and  the reb oot beg ins immed iately. 
!CAUTION:
Data c orrup tion may oc c ur if you p erform a forc ed  reset while the MO d rive is ac tive. 
F1
F3 
						

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Field Descriptions
Sample Tasks
To execute the reset system reboot
 c ommand  from the AUDIX state: 
1. Type reset system reboot
 and  p ress   (Enter). The first p ag e of the 
sc reen appears. 
2. Press   (Enter) to b egin an unc anc ellable restart to the AUDIX state, or 
p ress   (Canc el) to exit the sc reen without p erforming  the reboot. 
3. The second page of the screen appears if   (Enter) was pressed. There 
are two op tions: 
nWait for the reb oot to c omp lete. 
nPress   (Enter) to c ause a forc ed  reb oot (p orts are id led  and the 
restart b eg ins immed iately). 
To execute the reset system reboot
 c ommand  from the OA&M state: 
1. Type reset system reboot
 and  p ress   (Enter). The first p ag e of the 
sc reen appears. 
2. Press  (Enter) to b eg in an unc anc ellab le reb oot to the AUDIX state, or 
p ress   (Canc el) to exit the sc reen without p erforming  the reboot. 
Additional Specifications
Onc e a user has started a reset op eration, no other users c an use the same 
sc reen; that is, only one 
reset is p ermitted  at a time. Also, no other sc reen 
op erations from that login session are p ossib le. 
Name Description (display only)
Remaining  voic e 
p orts ac tiveNumb er of voic e p orts that remain ac tive. This field  is up d ated  
every ten sec ond s.
Remaining  
net-working  p orts 
ac tiveNumb er of networking  p orts that remain ac tive. This field  is 
up d ated  every ten sec ond s.
Bac kup /restore 
op eration in 
progressInd ic ates whether or not the MO d rive is c urrently ac tive. This field  
is up d ated  every ten sec ond s.
F3
F3
F1
F3
F3
F3
F3
F1 
						

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Screen Descriptions 
3-196 reset System Restart 
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reset System Restart
The Reset System Restart sc reen restarts the DEFINITY AUDIX System. 
reset system restart
 
NOTE:
The activation commands for this sc reen can be executed by users with 
craft or hig her level login p ermissions. This sc reen c an b e ac tivated  from 
either the AUDIX state or the OA&M state. 
The reset System Restart
 sc reen has two p ag es. The first p ag e d isp lays a 
warning ab out the restart.
Press   (Canc el) while on the first p ag e to exit the sc reen without p erforming  the 
reset. Press   (Enter) while on the first pag e to c onfirm the op eration, b eg in an 
unc anc ellab le reset to the AUDIX state, and  d isp lay the sec ond  p age. 
The reset is d one in a c amp  on manner; that is, new c alls are d enied  and  the 
restart itself does not b eg in until all p orts and  the MO drive are idle. If the reset is 
initiated  from the OA&M state, the c amp -on op tion ap p lies only to the MO-drive 
status sinc e no p orts are ac tive. 
NOTE:
Onc e   (Enter) is p ressed , the c amp -on reset c annot be c anc elled  and  
will oc c ur when all p orts and  the MO d rive b ec ome id le. 
The status line on all sc reen sessions c hang es to read  “System restart in 
progress”
, and  other sc reen-session users should  log off immed iately. 
F1
F3
F3 
						

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In the OA&M state, the sec ond  pag e ap p ears only if the MO d rive is ac tive.
While the sec ond  p ag e ap p ears, the numb er of ac tive p orts (if any) and  the 
b ac kup /restore status are up d ated  at least onc e every ten sec ond s. All sc reen 
sessions are terminated when the shutd own ac tually starts. The   key is 
ineffec tive in the sec ond  p ag e. Pressing  the   (Enter) key while the sec ond 
page appears causes a 
forc ed reset; that is, ports are id led  and  the restart 
begins immediately. 
!CAUTION:
Data c orrup tion c ould  oc c ur if a forc ed  reset is p erformed  while the MO d rive is ac tive. 
Field Descriptions
Name Description (display only)
Remaining  voic e 
p orts ac tiveNumb er of voic e p orts that remain ac tive. This field  is up d ated every 
ten seconds.
Remaining  
networking ports 
ac tiveNumb er of networking  p orts that remain ac tive. This field  is up d ated  
every ten sec ond s.
Bac kup /restore 
op eration in 
progress?Ind ic ates whether or not the MO drive is c urrently ac tive. This field  is 
up d ated  every ten sec ond s.
CANCEL
F3 
						

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Sample Tasks
To execute the reset system restart
 c ommand  from the AUDIX state: 
1. Type reset system restart
 and  press   (Enter). The first p ag e of the 
sc reen appears. 
2. Press   (Enter) to b egin an unc anc ellable restart to the AUDIX state, or 
p ress   (Canc el) to exit the sc reen without p erforming  the restart. 
3. The second page of the screen appears if   (Enter) was pressed. There 
are two op tions: 
nWait for the restart to c omp lete. 
nPress   (Enter) to c ause a forc ed  restart (p orts are id led  and  the 
restart b eg ins immed iately.)
To execute the reset system restart
 c ommand  from the OA&M state: 
1. Type reset system restart
 and  press   (Enter). The first p ag e of the 
sc reen appears. 
2. Press   (Enter) to b egin an unc anc ellable restart to the AUDIX state, or 
p ress   (Canc el) to exit the sc reen without p erforming  the restart. 
Additional Specifications
Onc e a user has started a reset op eration, no other users c an use the same 
sc reen; that is, only one 
reset is p ermitted  at a time. Also, no other sc reen 
op erations from that login session are p ossib le.
F3
F3
F1
F3
F3
F3
F3
F1