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Figures Figure 1-1. Control Center Main Screen, EMS Selected ...1-5 303142-A Rev. 00...
About This Guide If you are responsible for configuring the Event Manager software, you need to read this guide. Chapter 1 contains information on Event Manager features, Voice Services interactions, Gateway Routing Manager and Voice Gateway features, and Control Center features.
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Overview of the Event Manager The Event Manager (EMS) is a repository for information and records of database transactions collected over a period of time. The EMS receives data from other Voice Services and logs transaction records into your current, centralized SQL database (that is, either an Oracle®...
Event Manager Description Administrators can configure a primary and secondary EMS to which service transaction records will be sent. Data can then be sent to the secondary service when the primary service is not responding. If the EMS is not online with a Voice Service, the individual manager keeps all transactions in a buffer stored on the server disk, and resends records to the EMS when it is online again.
The Voice Gateway collects and logs call event data (that is, Gateway Message Detail Recording (GMDR)) to a file. A second server, the Gateway Forwarding Manager (GFS), passes this information to the EMS. 303142-A Rev. 00 Event Manager...
Event Manager Description GMDR information is logged to the same file for 24 hours. The GFS passes records to the EMS in the form of SQL statements, and transfer of information can be scheduled for “off peak” hours. A GMDR record contains information such as: •...
Control Center. The following list shows some of the permissions that can be enabled or disabled when assigning user access on the EMS: • Login • Add, Delete, or Modify Control Center User • Manage RSA Keys 303142-A Rev. 00 Event Manager...
Event Manager Description Security Management Voice Services use the RSA Public Key Cryptosystem to provide secure communications. A public key cryptosystem is a complex mathematical method to secure digital communications. Public key encryption uses two algorithmic keys: a public key used to encode the data and a private key required to decode it.
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Microsoft SQL Server® 6.5 (with SQL Service Pack 3 or later) • Oracle Workgroup Server 7.3.2.2.1 and Oracle ODBC 2.5.3.1.3 for Windows NT Server 4.0 NT Network Protocol • TCP/IP Recommended • Power backup, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) 303142-A Rev. 00 Event Manager...