Reliant Octel 200 and Octel 300 Message Servers PB6001401 - Manual (Page 301)

Log Commands — Log, List Trace, Call Detail Record 7-7
Octel Overture 200/300 Serenade 3.0 PB60014–01
Table 7-1 Trace Activity Types
Type Description
LAN_CTY Courtesy operation (UP or DOWN specified in the EVENT field)
ONT_IN An OctelNet (Protocol 5) packet received by server
ONT_OUT An OctelNet (Protocol 5) packet sent out by server
ONT_ERR An OctelNet (Protocol 5) protocol error occurred
NAM_DIR Dial-by-Name directory activity
INTG_C Card-based integration record, including MIC, RIC, ATTIC, SL1, and M1 integrations
INTG_CA Card-based ANI integration record
INTG_R RS-232C integration record
INTG_D DTMF integration record
LINK_AP Application control processor link activity
AP Application control processor mailbox activity (for example, message waiting)
CSP_IN
CSP_OUT
Packet received from the OctelAccess Server (Beginning with S3.0)
Packet sent to the OctelAccess Server
GWLINK_UP
GWLING_DOWN
Link between OctelAccess Server and the message server is up
Link between OctelAccess Server and the message server is down
ISDNMSG Identifies activity associated with calls to a DTIC card.
INTGQRY PBX query call record types
INTGREP PBX reply call record types
- EVENT. Shows what action was taking place at that time. Refer to Appendix A at the end of this
chapter for a list of possible events.
- AUX. Shows supplemental event information. The AUX column also displays the digits entered for
an activity or a fax result code. For fax messages, the AUX column is empty if the fax was successful.
For applications routed through Octel Access, the AUX column displays the application session ID.
Server to the Refer to Appendix A in this chapter for a list of possible events and supplemental
actions that are logged, which includes a list of the fax result codes.
- MBX/EXTN. Shows only the mailbox and the extension. The network location code is not shown in
this column. Instead, the network location name is shown in the SOURCE column.
For fax messages, this column shows the baud rate.
- MSG#. Shows the message number.
- SL U L. These three columns show the slot number, the integration unit, and the link. For fax
messages, the
SL column shows encoding type MH or MR .
- SOURCE. Shows the source of the call (integration). This column shows the network-location name
for a network message.