Maintenance Alerts - 3Com 3C10402B Administrator's Manual

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Maintenance Alerts

Table 76 Source of Maintenance Alert Messages
Message Type Author Configured
Local Voice Mail The configured system user is
Message announced as the sender of the
message.
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When someone uses the wrong password when attempting to
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view domain reports in the NBX NetSet utility.
When a user attempts to monitor another user by activating
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feature code 425, and then uses the wrong password. (The log
updates after the maximum password retries are exceeded.)
Upglog — Tracks the history of upgrades and processes that occur
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during upgrades.
TEP Logs — The 3C10116D T1 Digital Line Card and the 3C10165D
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E1 Digital Line Card can generate logging information. TEP (T1, E1,
Primary Rate Interface) logs are stored on the system disk drive, even
for cards that are in remote locations, and you can use the NBX NetSet
utility to view, download, and delete log files. Each card has a separate
log, up to a maximum of five log files. When a log reaches its
maximum size, it begins to overwrite the oldest data.
Because TEP logging has a performance cost, it is disabled by default. To
enable TEP logging, contact your 3Com NBX Voice-Authorized Partner.
To view event logs, click Network Management > Event Logging and see
the online Help for more information.
If you have a V5000 system with disk mirroring or dual power supplies
and with NBX Messaging enabled, you can:
Configure maintenance alert voice mail messages so that they appear
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to come from one system user.
Designate up to 15 system users to receive maintenance alerts.
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Alert messages are defined by the system. The content depends on the
cause of the alert.
When a user receives a maintenance alert message, the source of the
message depends on whether you have configured a system user as the
author of maintenance alert messages. See Table 76
No Author Configured
An outside caller is announced as the sender of the
message.
for details.