Conference Reports - Avaya S6200 Administration And Maintenance

Managing Reports
Access Alarm Reports from the /usr/dcb/alarm directory.
Sample Alarm Report
$ more alarm.rpt
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Of 24 types, 18 are in use.
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Alarm Summary Report For - Critical Alarmed Events
Power (Non Service Affecting) Occurrences: 1
Sat Jun 16 16:50:57 2001: Power degraded
Temperature (Non Service Affecting) Occurrences: 1
Mon Jun 18 11:34:54 2001: Core temp low
Sync./No Synchronization (Service Affecting) Occurrences: 0
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Alarm Summary Report For - Major Alarmed Events
Process Failure (Service Affecting) Occurrences: 1
Mon Jun 18 12:15:18 2001: modevent
Red/Carrier (Service Affecting) Occurrences: 42
Sat Jun 16 16:51:02 2001: Trunk 2
Sat Jun 16 16:51:02 2001: Trunk 3

Conference Reports

Using data from CDR and CODR files, the system generates a Conference Report when you
choose to print or view a report from a completed conference (lines disconnected, cleared
automatically, or cleared by the operator).
Note:
Conference Reports differ from the Conference Status reports created by
Note:
operators using Bridge Talk. Status reports provide a snapshot of current
conference activity and can be generated at any time (even before the
conference begins) by any operator on the system. The Conference Report
summarizes the completed conference — you cannot generate a report while the
conference is in progress.
Conference Reports include:
Conference date, Conference ID, and Conference name
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System (bridge) name
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Contact name or Contact telephone number, but not both (scheduled conference only)
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Conference start time (time the first participant entered the conference)
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Recorded file number (number of file used to store conference recording)
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Scheduled duration minutes (number of minutes between the conference's specified start
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and end times)
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