References - Nortel 5100 Release Note

58 Server security, administration, and maintenance software features
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Presence group
The following new OMS are added:
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References

For more information, see the following documents:
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— The OM counts the number of events that are currently in the
presence event processor queue, waiting to be processed.
— The OM is a usage register that increases and decreases according
to the length of the processing queue. It is unaffected by the office
transfer.
Parked
— The OM counts the number of events that have been initially
processed, but must wait for the presence guard timer to expire
before being processed. These events are parked, waiting for the
guard timer to expire before being applied.
— The OM is a usage register that increases and decreases according
to the length of the processing queue. It is unaffected by the office
transfer.
throttleNotifySelfOnly
— The OM counts the number of times that the system does not send
out notifications to non-self subscriptions because of a presence
state change during a minor overload situation. It is pegged once
for the entire state change and does not reflect the actual number of
notifications that were not sent.
— The OM is a counter register and is reset to zero after each office
transfer period.
throttleNotifyAll
— The OM counts the number of times that the system does not
send out notifications to subscriptions because of a presence state
change during a major or severe overload situation. It is pegged
once for the entire state change and does not reflect the actual
number of notifications that were not sent.
— The OM is a counter register and is reset to zero after each office
transfer period.
Accounting Call Scenarios Reference (NN42020-128)
Accounting Manager Fundamentals (NN42020-144)
Operational Measurements Reference (NN42020-704)
System Management Console User Guide (NN42020-110)
Nortel Multimedia Communication Server 5100
New in this Release
NN42020-404 03.08 Standard
Release 4.0 11 September 2007