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Message Delivery
Information for each location includes
TRIED
FAILED
RETRY
DISK FULL
ALL MSG RET'D
MINUTES
Network Scheduled
Each field in the first Network Scheduled section shows the number of messages or faxes sent within a
specified period of time, referred to as a "window." Each window represents the start and stop times
within a Network Schedule.
If System Parameter 250 − Retrieve Names Only At Night − is set to YES, each field in the second
Network Scheduled section shows the number of ASCII Names and Spoken Names retrieved within a
window.
Refer to Volume VI, Chapter 13 for information on how to establish a Network Schedule.
Other Digital Network Information
Two other kinds of digital network information are provided:
NAMES PLAYED
HI-SPD LNK DRP
ANALOG STANDBY
NAMES MISMTCH
NAMESND SENT
NAMESND FAILED
Octel 200/300
S.4.1
Message send attempts over the LAN.
Number of send attempts that failed to deliver messages.
Number of times the message server tried to send a message to this location
that had already been tried earlier
Number of times a message transfer was not completed because of a
destination disk being full.
Number of instances when messages queued to a location fail to transmit
and are returned to sender.
Number of minutes of messages sent to this location.
Number of times that this message server requested this location to play a
name in real time. Applicable only to locations in a domain.
Number of times the permanent TCP/IP connection to this location was
lost. Applicable only to high-speed links.
Number of times the digital connection was lost and the network reverted
to Analog Standby.
Number of times a message is not delivered over the digital network
because the ASCII names between sending and receiving servers do not
match.
Number of times a Namesend name was successfully sent.
Number of times a Namesend name failed.
PB60019−01
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