NEC Guardian An Open Application Interface Operations Manual
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NDA-30008 Revision 2.0Page 41 Guardian Operations Manual Administration Procedure Action Result On the main menu, select the Query Database option and press Enter. (1)The Query Database menu displays. (2) Using the arrow keys to position the cursor, select the desired menu option and press Enter. The desired option displays. To exit the Query Database menu, select the Quit option and press Enter, or press ESC.The main menu reappears.
Page 42NDA-30008 Revision 2.0 Administration Guardian Operations Manual Group DatabaseWhen you select the Group option on the Query Database menu, the Group Database screen displays information in the Group database. Figure 3-8 Query Group Database Notes Fields in the working Group database are defined below. For more information about these fields, refer to Chapter 2, “Installation Introduction” on page 7. Group ID – The number that identifies a group. Unconditionally Disable – Indicates whether or not the group is disabled indefinitely by the Administrator. Routinely Disable – Indicates whether or not the group is scheduled to be routinely disabled during a time interval designated by an Interval Index. Interval Index – The index to the specific time interval in the Time Interval Database during which all extensions in a group are routinely disabled, if the group is scheduled to be disabled. Temporary Disable Time – The number of 15-minute intervals that an extension in the group will remain disabled by the system in response to an excessive frequency of invalid call attempts. Lifetime Invalid Attempts – The maximum lifetime number of accumulated invalid attempts that are allowed before an extension in the group is temporarily system disabled. Frequency Count Max – The maximum number of invalid call attempts that are counted during the designated period before the frequency is considered excessive and the extension in the group is system disabled. Frequency Period – The period of time in minutes in which invalid call attempts are counted. (1) (2)GUARDIAN *** QUERY DATABASE *** > Group Arrow keys to move cursor, to select, to quit Authorization Code Extension Time Interval ID Quit GUARDIAN *** QUERY GROUP DATABASE *** Group ID: to quit 1 Unconditionally Disable: Routinely Disable: Interval Index: Temporary Disable Time: Lifetime Invalid Attempts: Frequency Count Max: Frequency Period:No Yes 0 1 10 3 2
NDA-30008 Revision 2.0Page 43 Guardian Operations Manual Administration Procedure Action Result On the Query Database menu, select the Group option and press Enter. (1)The Group Database screen displays with the Group ID prompt. Enter the ID of the group to be reviewed and press Enter.The remaining fields are completed with data associated with the identified group. (2) Press ESC to exit the display. The Group field is singled out and highlighted again for entry of another group ID. To exit the Query Group Database screen, press ESC.The Query Database menu reappears.
Page 44NDA-30008 Revision 2.0 Administration Guardian Operations Manual Authorization Code DatabaseSelect the Authorization Code option on the Query Database menu to display the Authorization Code Database screen. Figure 3-9 Query Authorization Code Database Notes Fields in the working Authorization Code database are defined below. For more information about these fields, refer to Chapter 2, “Installation Introduction” on page 7. Authorization Code – The 10-digit authorization code. Unconditionally Disable – Indicates whether or not the authorization code is disabled indefinitely by the Administrator. Routinely Disable – Indicates whether or not the authorization code is scheduled to be routinely disabled during a time interval designated by an Interval Index. Interval Index – The index to the specific time interval in the Time Interval Database during which the authorization code is routinely disabled, if the authorization code is scheduled to be disabled. Extension or Group – The assignment of the authorization code, where Ext indicates that it is assigned to an extension and Grp indicates that it is assigned to a group of extensions. Extension/Group Value – The actual extension number or group ID to which the authorization code is assigned, depending upon the Extension or Group assignment. Route Restriction Class – A value from 0 to 15 that represents the combination of distance (e.g., local, national) and routing service (e.g., MCI, Sprint, AT&T) privileges assigned to the authorization code. Service Feature Class – A value from 0 to 15 that represents the combination of call processing features (e.g., call forwarding, conferencing, call pick-up) that are assigned to the authorization code. (1) (2)GUARDIAN *** QUERY DATABASE *** Group Arrow keys to move cursor, to select, to quit > Authorization Code Extension Time Interval ID Quit GUARDIAN *** QUERY AUTHORIZATION CODE DATABASE *** Authorization Code: to quit 0987654Unconditionally Disable: Routinely Disable: Interval Index: Extension or Group: Extension/Group Value: Route Restriction Class: Service Feature Class:No Yes 2 Ext 9878 0 0
NDA-30008 Revision 2.0Page 45 Guardian Operations Manual Administration Procedure Action Result On the Query Database menu, select the Authorization Code option and press Enter. (1)The Authorization Code Database screen displays with the authorization code prompt. Enter the authorization code to be reviewed and press Enter.The remaining fields are completed with data associated with the selected authorization code. (2) Press ESC to exit the display. The Authorization Code field is singled out and highlighted again for entry of another authorization code. To exit the Query Authorization Code Database screen, press ESC.The Query Database menu reappears.
Page 46NDA-30008 Revision 2.0 Administration Guardian Operations Manual Extension DatabaseSelect the Extension option on the Query Database menu to display the Extension Database screen. When you enter the desired code, the field values for that extension display. Figure 3-10 Query Extension Database Notes Fields in this database are defined below. For more information about these fields, refer to Chapter 2, “Installation Introduction” on page 7. Extension Number – The actual extension number. Group ID – The group to which the extension is assigned. Unconditionally Disable – Indicates whether or not the extension is disabled indefinitely by the Administrator. Routinely Disable – Indicates whether or not the extension is scheduled to be routinely disabled during a time interval designated by an Interval Index. When the Routinely Disable status of the extension is YES, a notation to the right indicates whether the extension is disabled as part of a group (Grp) or individually as a single extension (Ext). The (Ext) notation also displays if both the extension and its group are disabled. Interval Index – The index to the specific time interval in the Time Interval Database during which the extension is routinely disabled, if the extension is scheduled to be disabled. System Disable – The current system status, indicating whether it is disabled (YES) or not (NO). Use the Group Database Query to review system disable limits. (1) (2)GUARDIAN *** QUERY DATABASE *** Group Arrow keys to move cursor, to select, to quit Authorization Code > Extension Time Interval ID Quit GUARDIAN *** QUERY EXTENSION DATABASE *** Extension No: to quit 3201Group ID: Unconditionally Disable: Routinely Disable: Interval Index: System Disable: Enable Time: Lifetime Invalid Attempts: Frequency Count:1 No Yes (Ext) 0 No N/A 1 1
NDA-30008 Revision 2.0Page 47 Guardian Operations Manual Administration Notes (Continued) Enable Time – The time at which the extension is to be enabled, if the extension is currently disabled. The amount of time before the extension is enabled depends on the number of 15-minute intervals indicated in the database for the system disable period. If the extension is not system disabled, this field displays a N/A (Not Applicable) notation. Lifetime Invalid Attempts – The number of invalid attempts currently accumulated against the number allowed during the lifetime of the extension. Frequency Count – The number of invalid attempts counted during the current time period. Procedure Action Result On the Query Database menu, select the Extension Database option and press Enter. (1)The Extension Database screen displays with the extension prompt. (2) Enter the number of the extension to be reviewed and press Enter.The remaining fields are completed with data associated with the selected extension. Press ESC to exit the display. The Extension field is singled out and highlighted again for entry of another extension. To exit the Query Extension Database screen, press ESC.The Query Database menu reappears.
Page 48NDA-30008 Revision 2.0 Administration Guardian Operations Manual Time Interval DatabaseSelect the Time Interval Database option on the Query Database menu to display the Time Interval Database screen. When you enter an index number, the field values for that interval display. Figure 3-11 Query Time Interval Database Notes The time periods specific in this database are those intervals during which extensions, groups of extensions, or authorization codes can be routinely disabled. Fields in this database are defined below. For more information about these fields, refer to. Interval Index – The number by which the time interval is indexed in the database and referred to by the group, extension, and authorization code databases. Begin Time – The day of the week, the hour, and the minute at which the routine disable period begins. End Time – The day of the week, the hour, and the minute at which the routine disable period ends. (2) (1) GUARDIAN *** QUERY DATABASE *** Group Arrow keys to move cursor, to select, to quit Authorization Code Extension > Time Interval ID Quit to quit GUARDIAN *** QUERY TIME INTERVAL DATABASE *** Interval Index: 1Begin Time: End Time:Sat 13:00 Wed 15:00
NDA-30008 Revision 2.0Page 49 Guardian Operations Manual Administration Procedure Action Result On the Query Database menu, select the Time Interval Database option and press Enter. (1)The Time Interval Database screen displays with the Interval Index prompt. Type the Interval Index to be reviewed and press Enter.The remaining fields are completed with the beginning and ending times of the selected Interval Index. (2) Press ESC to exit the display. The Interval Index field is singled out and highlighted again for entry of another extension. To exit the Query Time Interval Database screen, press ESC.The Query Database menu reappears.
Page 50NDA-30008 Revision 2.0 Administration Guardian Operations Manual ID DatabaseSelect the ID option on the Query Database menu and enter a user identification number to display the authorization code associated to that identification number. Figure 3-12 Query ID Database Notes Fields in the ID database are defined below: ID – The telephone user identification number consisting of up to 10 characters. Authorization Code – The authorization code assigned to the telephone user identification number above. Procedure (1) (2)GUARDIAN *** QUERY DATABASE *** Group Arrow keys to move cursor, to select, to quit Authorization Code Extension Time Interval ID Quit 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) GUARDIAN *** QUERY ID DATABASE *** ID: to quit585241398 Authorization Code:0987654 Action Result On the Query Database menu, select the ID Database option and press Enter. (1)The ID Database screen displays with the ID prompt. Type the ID to be reviewed and press Enter.The authorization code assigned to the ID you entered displays. (2) Press ESC to exit the display. The ID field is singled out and highlighted again for entry of another ID. To exit the Query ID Database screen, press ESC.The Query Database menu reappears.