Mark Port - Avaya DEFINITY Server CSI Maintenance Manual

Maintenance Commands
list trace tac
Use list trace tac to see the VPI.VCI data for a specified trunk using the assigned
trunk-group access code. This command traces calls entering and leaving the
system over a trunk group. Trace data includes dialed digits, received digits,
calling name and number, and ISDN Cause Values, Location and Diagnostic data
that the system received from the service provider.
The command syntax for ATM-specific trace data is list trace tac xxx/a, where
xxx is the trunk access code number.
/a means that you are requesting ATM-specific data.
Field descriptions (list trace)
Time The system time that the event in the data field occurred
Data A description of the event:
setup indicates a successful ATM setup
fail indicates an unsuccessful ATM setup or the network released an
SVC after setup
rele(ase) Avaya MultiVantage Software running on the Definity
Server CSI has sent an SVC-release message (This is unlikely
because the call being traced has already ended by the time the
SVC-release message is sent.)
add indicates that a party has been added to an SVC
rej(ect) indicates a rejected ATM-EI add-party message
drop indicates that Avaya MultiVantage Software running on the
Definity Server CSI sent an SVC drop-party message.
save indicates that an SVC has been saved in the Avaya
MultiVantage Software running on the Definity Server CSI ATM
cache
reuse indicates that an SVC in the Avaya MultiVantage Software
running on the Definity Server CSI ATM cache has been reused

mark port

Use mark port to mark faulty ports as defective to prevent their use in other
administrative operations (for example, adding a data-module or station). Ports on
any type of circuit pack may be marked except for installed circuit packs that are
administered automatically (for example, Tone Detector, Tone Generator,
Announcement, Speech Synthesizer, Call Classifier and Maintenance/Test circuit
packs). If the port can be administered manually, and it is unassigned, the port is
marked as faulty.
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Issue 5 October 2002
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