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Mitel NuPoint Messenger Technical Documentation - Release 7.0
The data for the four 15-minute intervals. If a hyphen appears, in place of a numerical value, it
means that the data have not yet been gathered. For example, if the report is run at 3:30 p.m.,
and the report interval is for hours 12-15 (noon to 3 p.m.), the entries for hour 15 (3 to 4 p.m.)
show hyphens.
means that the data have not yet been gathered. For example, if the report is run at 3:30 p.m.,
and the report interval is for hours 12-15 (noon to 3 p.m.), the entries for hour 15 (3 to 4 p.m.)
show hyphens.
USAGE
The percentage of the hour the line was busy.
SECONDS
The total number of seconds in the time period during which the line was busy.
CALLS
The number of calls that were received by that line for the time period.
HIGHEST USAGE
The greatest total amount of time during which the line was busy, in a single fifteen minute
interval of the reporting period.
interval of the reporting period.
LOWEST USAGE
The least total amount of time during which the line was busy, in a single fifteen minute interval of
the reporting period. This was the period of slowest traffic for that line during the reporting
interval.
the reporting period. This was the period of slowest traffic for that line during the reporting
interval.
Figure 12-7 Line Usage Summary Report
TOTAL USAGE PER LINE SUMMARY REPORT
Fri Apr 21, 1995 10:37 am
Fri Apr 21, 1995 10:37 am
Hours 8-12 Days 1-5
TRIPLET SEC_BUSY CALLS
1:3:0 22703 168
1:3:1 4069 31
1:3:2 695 4
1:3:3 108 1
1:5:0 44 1
1:5:1 57 1
Reading the Line Usage Summary Report
The Line Usage Summary Report (see sample in Figure 12-7) displays the ports by triplet, then
gives the total seconds during which each line was busy, and the total number of calls that each
line received, during the entire report period. The summary report is much less specific than the
standard report, but it allows the server administrator to see at a glance which line received the
most traffic for the specified time interval. In addition, by comparing the number of seconds that a
gives the total seconds during which each line was busy, and the total number of calls that each
line received, during the entire report period. The summary report is much less specific than the
standard report, but it allows the server administrator to see at a glance which line received the
most traffic for the specified time interval. In addition, by comparing the number of seconds that a
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