Lucent Technologies DEFINITY® Enterprise Communication Server Release 8.2 Reports Guide

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Processor Occupancy Reports 
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Table 4-5. Procedures for Calculating Processor Occupancy 
Step Description
Step 1. 
Is there availab le suffic ient Proc essor Oc c upanc y to grow the 
switch? 
nIf the sum of Call Proc essing  Oc c up anc y p lus Static  
Oc c up anc y is g reater than 70 p erc ent, there is no room to 
g row and  no need  to c omp lete Steps 2 throug h...

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Step 3. 
Determine the Traffic  Ap p lic ation.
Is the traffic  ap p lic ation ICM/CMS, or CallVisor ASAI/OCM.
You c an make this d etermination b ased  on the typ e of 
b usiness served by the switc h, the p erc entag es of inc oming  
and  outg oing  traffic , and  p ersonal knowledg e of whic h 
features in use. For examp le, a General...

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Step 5. 
Determine the normal c alling  rate for the g iven level of 
occupancy.
a. Calc ulate how many c omp leted  c alls the switc h makes 
for the g iven level of oc c up anc y. This numb er is 
referred  to as Calls p red ic ted . 
NOTE:
1) The d ivisor numb er, 70, is the c onstant 
from Step  1 and refers to the p erc entage of 
the...

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Step 6. 
Determine how many ad d itional c alls the switc h c an 
complete.
The number of add itional c alls c an be c alc ulated  with the 
following  equation. 
Step 7. 
Determine how many ad d itional extensions c an b e ad d ed . 
NOTE:
The Averag e Numb er of Calls p er Extension d ep end s 
on the traffic  ap p lic ation and other c...

Security Violations Reports 
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Security Violations Reports
This c hapter d esc rib es the Sec urity Violations Rep orts. There are six sec urity 
violation rep orts 
— a d etail rep ort, a summary rep ort, and  four status rep orts. 
These rep orts show system management log ins, and  attemp ts to use station 
security codes, authorization codes, and remote access...

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To reset all c ounters of the Sec urity Violations rep orts to zero:
1. Type clear measurements security-violations and press 
RETURN.
NOTE:
The Security Violations Summary Report accumulates data until it is 
cleared. This report 
will overflow; therefore, review and clear it at 
least once a month.
Options: The op tions print
 and...

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Table 5-1. Security Violations Summary Report 
Field Description
Counted Since
The time at whic h the c ounts ab ove were last c leared  and  
started  accumulating  again, or when the system is 
initialized .
Barrier Codes
The total numb er of times a user entered a valid  or invalid  
remote ac c ess b arrier c od e, and  the numb er...

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Authorization
CodesThe numb er of c alls, b y orig ination, that g enerated  valid  
or invalid  authorization cod es, the total numb er of such 
c alls, and  the numb er of resulting  sec urity violations. Calls 
are monitored  b ased  on the following  orig ination typ es:
nSt a t i o n
nTrunk (other than remote ac c ess)
nRemote...

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Port Type 
The typ e of p ort used by the measured  log in p roc ess. If 
break-ins are occ urring at this level, the offender may 
have ac c ess to your system administration. This is an 
extremely d ang erous situation.
On the G3r, p ort types c an b e:
nSYSA M - L C L  ( SYSA M  L o c a l Po r t . ) : This p ort on the 
SYSAM b oard...

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Invalid Login 
AttemptsThe total numb er of log in attemp ts where the attempting  
party submitted an invalid login ID or password while 
ac c essing  the g iven p ort typ e.
NOTE:
 Look for numb ers sig nific antly hig her than normal. 
Invalid attempts do not inc lude cases where a user 
makes several attemp ts to log on and  is suc...