Vodavi Discovery Ip Techical Guide

							5-26 MANAGING CONFIGURATION THROUGH THE WEB INTERFACE
System ConfigurationAugust 1999
3. The main screen is the first screen seen as in Figure 38, the Control Panel:
Figure 38: Control Panel of Web Interface 
						

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To configure Discovery IP settings, select Configure from the control panel. The screens 
containing many of the same settings as described in Figure 32, Discovery IP Configuration—
Step 1, are displayed in Figure 39 and 40:
Figure 39: Discovery IP Configuration Through Web Interface 
						

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Figure 40: Discovery IP Configuration Through Web Interface (continued)
Current port status may be monitored by selecting Current Status from the Control Panel. the 
screen that displays enables the resetting of each port (clear port) as well as resetting each port’s 
DSP (reset DSP). Figure 41 displays this screen: 
						

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Figure 41: Port Status Monitoring Through Web Interface 
						

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							Discovery IP Technical Manual August 1999
6 System Operation
THE RUNNING PROGRAMS
Programs Which Must be Run for Each Configuration
View the started/stopped status of the required running programs by pressing P
 (for “processes”) 
in the System Status screen. The screen shown in Figure 42 displays these programs.
Figure 42: List of Running Programs as Seen in System Status Screen
When choosing to stop 
dvg, specify whether to stop running only 
when all lines are onhook (Graceful Shutdown –YES) or to stop 
immediately (Graceful Shutdown – NO). In the case that a Graceful 
Shutdown is requested, all onhook phone lines are made 
unavailable, and the remaining offhook lines become unavailable 
as they go onhook.
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ARROWS - move cursor ENTER - start/stop         ESC - quit C - Configure
SHIFT+1 - one column SHIFT+2 - two columns     SHIFT+3 - three columns P - processes
Process Status Description
dvg Running dvg
vgate Stopped
billing Stopped 
						

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Locations of Running Programs 
MONITORING Discovery IP ACTIVITY
View the real-time status of each port of a Discovery IP (each port configured using dvgconfig
) 
using the system status screen, as illustrated in Figure 43.
You may choose to display the information in single column (press SHIFT+1
), two column 
(press SHIFT+2
), or three column format (press SHIFT+3
), depending on the size of your 
screen and number of ports you wish to view. Figure 43 shows the two-column view of port 
statuses. The following (Table 10) lists status messages that are displayed for each port:
Table 9: Locations of Running Programs
Program Location
dvg
/tempest/dvg/
vgate
/tempest/gatekeeper/
†Whenever changing the configuration of any running 
component, the respective program must be stopped and 
restarted in order for the changes to take effect.
†Do not run additional copies of a program that is already 
running. Doing so will cause problems with the original 
running program.
A virtual session cannot be run on a serial connection (laptop 
computer). 
						

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Figure 43: Port Monitoring via 
dvgstatus
Table 10: Status Messages For Each Port
One-column Two Column Three-column
ONHOOK ONHOOK ONHK
VOICE MAIL VOICEMAIL VMS
RING ON RING ON RGON
OFFHOOK OFFHOOK OFFHH
CONNECTED CONNECTED CONN
RING OFF RING OFF RGOFF
DIALTONE WAIT
(at destination Discovery IP)DIALTONE DTONE
GATEKEEPER REMOTE 
(communicating with remote gatekeeper)GATEKEEPER GATE
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ARROWS - move cursor ENTER - start/stop         ESC - quit C - Configure
SHIFT+1 - one column SHIFT+2 - two columns     SHIFT+3 - three columns P - processes
00: 000000 ONHK 01:   000000   ONHK
02: 000000 ONHK 03:   000000   ONHK
  
						

							6-4 COLLECTING CALL DETAIL RECORDS
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The number of calls placed through each port is displayed preceding the status of the port. Use 
arrow keys to move between ports, press ENTER
 while a selected port is highlighted to view 
the long-version status information for that port.
The top right of the screen lists the programs which are running:
†D
 for 
dvg (executable)
†G
 for 
vgate
COLLECTING CALL DETAIL RECORDS
Call Detail Records (CDR) can only be collected when using Internal Gatekeeper/Billing Server 
or System State Server for authentication and mapping. 
For the Internal Gatekeeper/Billing, the CDRs are in the file located in the /tempest/billing/
 
directory called bills
. The format of these CDRs is as follows:
, , , , , , , 
†To access this file, type cd /tempest/billing
, then press ENTER
. 
†To view the file, type less bills
, then press ENTER
. 
†To copy or move the file to a floppy disk, type mount /mnt/floppy
, then press ENTER
, 
then type cp bills /mnt/floppy/ENTER
 or type mv bills /mnt/floppy
, then press ENTER
 
(respectively). Finish by typing umount /mnt/floppy
, then press ENTER
.
When using the System State Server, CDRs are located on the AMAS in the “PrimaryBill” SQL 
database, in the table called “Subrecord”. The Tempest Billing Application retrieves the 
information in this table and produces bills for the subscriber accounts on the AMAS. 
DVG REMOTE (communicating with 
remote Discovery IP)DVG DVG
RECORD FILE (i.e., voice file) RCRD FILE RCRDF
V O I C E  P L AY P L AY P L AY
KEY INPUT INPUT INPUT
The dvgstatus
 display does not reflect the actual connection/billing 
time; it reflects the connection time since dvgstatus has been 
viewing the ports (it also resets when the screen is refreshed).
Table 10: Status Messages For Each Port
One-column Two Column Three-column 
						

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RECORD A VOICE FILE MESSAGE
The user must repeat the entire below procedure to record each voice file.
1. Call the Discovery IP.
2. When prompted to enter a subscriber ID and PIN, press 
#.
3. To record message mmm (refer to Table 11), enter 
* * 1mmm#, wait about 3 seconds, then 
begin speaking.
4. Hang up (quietly) when finished recording the voice file.
5. Restart the 
dvg process in order to hear the recorded files: To listen to message mmm, call 
in to the Discovery IP, press 
# when prompted to enter a subscriber ID and PIN. Then 
press 
* * 2mmm#.
Voice files are located in the directory called /tempest/dvg/. Each is named mmm.voc (G.723 
format).
Table 11: Voice Files and Messages
Voice File Message
000.voc Welcome to the TEmpest Gateway. Please enter your 14-digit 
ID code.
000.gen Welcome. Please enter your 14-digit ID code.
007.voc Please enter your 14-digit ID code.
043.voc Enter the number you’d like to dial, followed by the pound key.
044.voc Please wait while we connect your call.
050.voc You have one minute remaining on this call.
900.voc Your call cannot be connected. Please try again later.
901.voc No funds are available for this card.
902.voc We’re sorry. Your call cannot be completed as dialed. Please 
check the number and dial again.
903.voc All circuits are busy. Please try your call again later.
904.voc The phone number you dialed is not enabled for this card.
905.voc This card is currently in use by another caller. Your call cannot 
be connected.