Inter-Tel AXXESS Manual page 1486

Appendix C — CP Server
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INTER-TEL AXXESS
28. WINDOWS EVENT LOGGING
28.1 The ICP service registers itself with the Windows Event Viewer as an event source.
This means that the ICP service can log events with the Application Event Log using Event
IDs, and full string insertion capabilities allowed by the Event Viewer. The ICP service logs
information specific to the service portion of the startup procedure. Currently, there are only
six event IDs. The following is a break down of these events.
Source:
Type:
ID:
File:
Message: The Inter-Tel Call Processing service has %1
Strings:
Cause:
Source:
Type:
ID:
File:
Message: Could not open the Registry Key %1
Strings:
Cause:
Source:
Type:
ID:
File:
Message: Invalid Service Request
Cause:
Source:
Type:
ID:
File:
Message: Service Control Manager could not be opened
Cause:
Source:
Type:
ID:
File:
Message: The service could not be %1
Strings:
Type:
ID:
File:
Message: The Service Control Handler could not be installed
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Inter-Tel Call Processing
INFORMATION
100
%System32%\ICPMsg.dll
%1 = "started" or "stopped"
The service was either started or stopped. This could be done internally by the ser-
vice itself (i.e., major reset), the Inter-Tel Watchdog Service, or by the end user
starting and stopping the service via the Control Panel Services applet.
Inter-Tel Call Processing
ERROR
101
%System32%\ICPMsg.dll
%1 = <A Registry Key Name>
A registry key required for the proper operation of the service could not be opened.
This usually means that the service was not properly registered.
Inter-Tel Call Processing
ERROR
102
%System32%\ICPMsg.dll
The system was issued an invalid service request. The only valid service requests
are Stop, Shutdown, Pause, Continue, and Interrogate. The service ignores Pause,
Continue, and Interrogate, but does not report this error for those requests.
Inter-Tel Call Processing
ERROR
103
%System32%\ICPMsg.dll
The service could not open a valid handle to the Service Control Manager.
Inter-Tel Call Processing
ERROR
104
%System32%\ICPMsg.dll
%1 = "opened" or "created" or "deleted"
ERROR
105
%System32%\ICPMsg.dll
Windows Event Logging