Avaya CS 1000 Maintenance Manual page 66

D-channel maintenance
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Table 19: Legend for TFS0009 report
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number of all incoming messages received on the D-channel
number of all incoming call processing messages received on the
D-channel
number of all incoming management messages received on the
D-channel
number of all incoming maintenance messages received on the D-
channel
average number of incoming bytes per message
accumulated real time a D-channel was busy transferring incoming
messages in half-millisecond units (Divide the reported number by
2 for a result in milliseconds. For example: divide a reported
number of 200 by 2 for a result of 100 milliseconds.)
running average of the number of requests queued in request
output message buffer
number of times when no request output message buffer was
available
number of PRA layer-3 protocol errors since the last traffic report
number of times the D-channel was down
number of established call-independent connections
average incoming link usage (given as a percentage of the link
capacity)
average outgoing link usage (given as a percentage of the link
capacity)
number of connected calls
total number of anti-tromboning operations attempted since the D-
channel traffic was last cleared
number of optimization requests with the diversion trigger
number of all outgoing messages sent on the D-channel
number of all outgoing call processing messages sent on the D-
channel
number of all outgoing management messages sent on the D-
channel
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November 2011