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 
3-199 reset System Shutdown 
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3reset System Shutdown
The Reset System Shutdown sc reen shuts d own the DEFINITY AUDIX System. 
The shutd own state is entered  p rior to p owering  d own. Call or ad ministration 
ac tivity is not p ossib le in this state. 
reset system shutdown
 
NOTE:
This sc reen c an b e ac tivated  from either the AUDIX state or the OA&M 
state. 
The reset System Shutdown
 sc reen has two p ag es. The first pag e d isp lays a 
warning ab out the shutd own.
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, 
begins an 
uncancellable shutd own to the AUDIX state, and  d isp lays a sec ond  
page of the screen. 
The reset is d one in a c amp -on manner; that is, new c alls are d enied and  the 
shutd own itself d oes not b eg in until all p orts and  the MO d rive are id le. If the 
reset 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 b e c anc elled  and  will 
occur when all ports and the MO drive become idle. 
F1
F3
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The status line on all sc reen sessions c hang es to read “System shutdown in 
progress”
, and  other sc reen-session users should  log off immed iately. 
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   (Canc el) key 
is ineffec tive onc e the sec ond pag 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 
reboot 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. 
F1
F3 
						

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3-201 reset System Shutdown 
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Field Descriptions
Sample Tasks
To shut d own the DEFINITY AUDIX System from the AUDIX state: 
1. Type reset system shutdown
 and press   (Enter). The first p ag e of the 
sc reen appears. 
2. Press   (Enter) to beg in an unc anc ellab le shutd own or p ress   (Canc el) 
to exit the sc reen without p erforming  the shutd own. 
3. The second page of the screen appears if   (Enter) was pressed. There 
are two op tions: 
nWait for the shutdown to c omp lete. 
nPress   (Enter) to c ause a forc ed  shutdown (p orts are id led  and  
the shutdown begins immediately.)
To shut d own the DEFINITY AUDIX System from the OA&M state: 
1. Type reset system shutdown
 and press   (Enter). The first p ag e of the 
sc reen appears. 
2. Press   (Enter) to beg in an unc anc ellab le shutd own or p ress   (Canc el) 
to exit the sc reen without p erforming  the shutd own. 
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 active. This field is upd ated  every ten 
sec ond s.
Rem ai n in g  
networking  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 
progress?Ind icates whether or not the MO drive is c urrently ac tive. This field  is 
upd ated  every ten sec ond s.
F3
F3F1
F3
F3
F3
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3-202 display System-Parameters Activity Log 
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display System-Parameters Activity 
Log
The System-Parameters Ac tivity Log  sc reen is used  to administer the ac tivity log . 
Ad ministration of the ac tivity log . This inc lud es enab ling  or d isabling  the ac tivity 
log d ata c ollec tion and  the log g ing  of MWI up d ates, setting  the maximum 
numb er of ac tivity log  entries, and c learing the ac tivity log . 
display system-parameters activity-log
 
change system-parameters activity-log 
						

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Field Descriptions
Name Description Valid Entries Default
Activity Log  Enab led Spec ifies whether or not ac tivity log d ata 
c ollec tion is enab ledy (ac tivity log  d ata 
c ollec tion is 
enab led )
n (ac tivity log  d ata 
c ollec tion is halted )y
Rec ord  MWI 
Up datesSpec ifies whether activity log  collects 
Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) 
upd ates sent from the DEFINITY AUDIX 
System to the switc h. MWI upd ate 
rec ord s are written to the ac tivity log file 
only if b oth the Ac tivity Log  feature and  
rec ord ing  of MWI up d ates are enabled. y (rec ord ing  of MWI 
up d ates is enab led )
n (rec ord ing  of MWI 
up d ates is halted )y
NOTE:
Enabling  this feature sig nific antly inc reases the numb er of record s 
written to the activity log. It may also c ause a small d egrad ation in the 
DEFINITY AUDIX System p erformanc e. 
Maximum Numb er of 
Activity Log  Entries Maximum numb er of record s in the 
activity log  file1 to 99999 10000
NOTE:
If this numb er is red uced  to a numb er less than the numb er of 
records currently in the log , the log  will b e c leared . In this c ase the 
user will b e notified  and  p rompted  to confirm. 
Clear All Entries in 
Activity LogInd icates whether or not the entries in 
the ac tivity log  will b e resety (p ress  (Enter) 
to c lear the ac tivity 
log )
n (has no effect)n
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3-204 display System Parameters Analog Network 
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display System Parameters Analog 
Network
The System Parameters Analog  Network sc reen is used  to d isp lay and  c hang e 
p arameters on the loc al DEFINITY AUDIX mac hine for AMIS analog  networking . 
display system-parameters analog-network
 
change system-parameters analog-network
 
NOTE:
This sc reen c an b e ac tivated  only if the AMIS analog  networking  feature 
has been ac tivated  on the System-Parameters Customer Op tions sc reen b y 
Luc ent Tec hnolog ies p ersonnel.
Field Descriptions
Name Description Valid Entries Default
NOTE:
Other systems use the three part CALLBACK NUMBER to c ontact this machine. Its total 
leng th (Country Cod e, Area/Trunk Cod e, and  Loc al Numb er) must b e <
 15 d ig its. You can 
enter up to 5 Callb ac k Numb ers.
Country Code First p art of the 3 p art Callb ac k 
Numb er. Up  to 5 Callb ack 
Numb ers may b e enteredb lank
1 to 4 d ig it integ er   
0 (p rivate network no.) 
1 (United  States) b lank 
Area/Trunk Code Sec ond  p art of the 3 p art 
Callb ac k Numb erb lank
1 to 7 d ig it integ erb lank 
						

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Loc al Numb er Third  p art of the 3 p art 
Callb ac k Numb er. 1 to 15 dig it integ er. b lank
AMIS Analog  
Networking 
Inc oming  Allowed ?Ind icates whether or not 
inc oming  AMIS analog c alls 
are acc ep ted b y AUDIXy (AMIS Analog  
Networking  Incoming  
calls will be accepted by 
the AUDIX) 
n (AMIS Analog  
Networking  Incoming  
calls will not b e ac c ep ted  
b y the AUDIX)n 
AMIS Analog  
Networking 
Outg oing  Allowed ?Ind icates whether or not 
outg oing AMIS analog  calls 
can be made by AUDIX. This 
field c an only b e set to y if a 
valid Callback Number 1 has 
b een ad ministered. This field  
must b e set to y for Messag e 
Delivery to work.y (AMIS Analog  
Networking  Outg oing  
calls can be made by 
AUDIX) 
n (AMIS Analog  
Networking  Outg oing  
calls cannot be mad e b y 
AUDIX). n
AMIS Prefix AMIS prefix numb er used  to 
translate c allb ac k numbers into 
the same format that a user on 
AUDIX would  enter if the user 
were d oing AMIS analog  
add ressing  to that system. 0 to 5 digit integer blank 
NOTE:
It is imp ortant that the AMIS p refix and  ad d ress rang es b e 
ad ministered  such that und eliverable messag es and  loopb ack- test 
mailb ox messag es can be returned . 
AMIS Protoc ol - Use 
8 Minutes For 
Inc oming  Messag e 
Length 0?Ind icates whether or not 
messag es of unknown leng th 
should  b e treated  as 8 minutes 
long . If this field  is set to n and  
a messag e is received that is 
long er than the remaining 
sp ace in the rec ipient’s 
mailb ox, the messag e is 
rejected  d uring  transmission.y (treat messag e of 
unknown leng th as 8 
minutes long ) 
n (do not treat messag e of 
unknown leng th as 8 
minutes long ).  y 
AMIS Loop b ack Test 
Mailb ox ExtensionMailb ox no. for AMIS analog  
loop bac k tests. Any msg . 
d elivered  to this sp ec ial 
mailb ox causes the msg . to b e 
returned  to the sending 
mailb ox.0 to 10 dig it integ er b lank  Name Description Valid Entries Default 
						

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3-206 display System-Parameters Customer Options 
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display System-Parameters Customer 
Options
The System-Parameters Customer-Op tions sc reen is used  to define system 
p arameters related to Luc ent Tec hnolog y p rovisioning . This inc lud es switc h 
c onnec tion typ e as well as b illab le features and  resourc es. 
display system-parameters customer-options 
NOTE:
There are two c ommands for this sc reen. The c hang e version is exec uted  
automatic ally when a user logs in with the 
init log in. (This is the only way 
that the c hang e version c an b e exec uted .) The d isp lay version c an b e 
exec uted  by users with 
cust or hig her-level log in p ermission.
Pag e two of the System-Parameters Customer-Op tions sc reen shows the 
remaining system parameters. 
						

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Field Descriptions
Name Description Valid Entries
Port Emulation Typ e Port emulation type tn754 (8-p ort d igital)
tn746 (16-p ort analog )
tn2181 (16-port dig ital)
The value in this field  d ep end s on 
how the board is ad ministered  in 
the switc h in whic h the DEFINITY 
AUDIX System resid es.
Switc h Connection 
Ty p eDepends on the Port Emulation 
Typ e. Enter either d isplay set or 
c ontrol link.d isp lay set or 
control link
Maximum Numb er of 
Voi c e  Por t sNumb er of voic e p orts p rovisioned  
for this DEFINITY AUDIX System. 
This number limits the numb er of 
voic e p orts that c an b e 
administered  using  change voice 
group.an even integer (2, 4, . . .)
— in the range 2 - 8 if the 
p ort-emulation typ e is tn754
— 2 - 12 if the p ort-emulation typ e 
is tn746 or tn2181, or 2-8 with 
the tn 2181 if dig ital networking  
is purchased.
Maximum Numb er of 
Dig ital Networking 
Por t sThis is the number of d ig ital 
networking  p orts p rovisioned  for 
the DEFINITY AUDIX System. A 
maximum of one d ig ital networking  
p ort is availab le. 1 
						

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AMIS Analog  
NetworkingEnab les AMIS Analog  Networking y (enabled )
n (d isab led )
Multiling ual Enab les Multiling ual feature.  
Enab ling d eletes multiple personal 
greetings; disabling deletes 
sec ond ary lang uag e personal 
greetings.y (enabled )
n (d isab led )
Maximum Numb er of 
IMAPI SessionsNumb er of IMAPI sessions allowed  
(p urc hased ). IMAPI is enab led  if 
this entry is >  0, or d isab led  if this 
entry is 0.
To enab le feature (value b etween 2 
and  32) you must first identify this 
mac hine as valid for IMAPI use with 
change machine.0 (d isab led ) 
even numb er from 2 throug h 32
cannot b e less than the numb er of 
enabled IMAPI sessions on the 
System Parameter Imap i Options 
sc reen.
Hours of Voice 
Storage Purc hasedThis is the numb er of hours of voic e 
storag e provisioned  for this AUDIX.0-100
Total Hours on Disk The numb er of total voice storag e 
Hours on the d isk0-100
Limit Numb er of 
VM/ C A  Ma il b ox esInd icates whether the number of 
Call Answer and  Voic e 
Mailbox-only mailboxes should be 
limitedy - limit Call Answer and  Voice 
Mailb ox-only mailb oxes
n - d o not limit (reg ular system)
Maximum Numb er of 
VM/ C A  Ma il b ox esThe maximum numb er of Voice Mail 
and  Call Answer Mailb oxes 
p rovisioned  for this AUDIX0 999 if Limit Numb er of VM/CA 
Mailb oxes is ‘y’
blank if that field  is set to ‘n’
Current Numb er of 
VM/ C A  Ma il b ox esThe current numb er of Voic e Mail 
and  Call Answer Mailb oxes on this 
AUDIX Name Description Valid Entries