Avaya 11-300244 Manuel D’Utilisation
Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and Planning Guide
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November 2004
Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and
Planning Guide
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The Alarm log, which contains descriptions of all significant
problems detected by the system. The alarm log contains active
alarms and resolved alarms.
problems detected by the system. The alarm log contains active
alarms and resolved alarms.
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The Maintenance log, which contains descriptions of all reported
maintenance events.
maintenance events.
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The Administration History log, which identifies administrative
events that occur on the system. These events include information
about any changes to your system, such as logins, command line
entries, reports that were run, or changes to software.
events that occur on the system. These events include information
about any changes to your system, such as logins, command line
entries, reports that were run, or changes to software.
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The Backup and Restore log. The Backup log informs
administrators that a partial unattended backup was successfully
completed. When an unattended backup does not successfully
occur, the system backs up the System data and as much of the
Names and Greetings and messages data types as possible. This is
called a partial unattended backup. The Restore log contains a list
of all the files that were restored and information about any errors
that occurred during the restore. If the restore was not successful,
the log contains an explanation of why the restore process failed.
administrators that a partial unattended backup was successfully
completed. When an unattended backup does not successfully
occur, the system backs up the System data and as much of the
Names and Greetings and messages data types as possible. This is
called a partial unattended backup. The Restore log contains a list
of all the files that were restored and information about any errors
that occurred during the restore. If the restore was not successful,
the log contains an explanation of why the restore process failed.
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The VM Start-up log. When the system reboots, or when the
Messaging software or Voice Module restarts, the system
regenerates the VM Start-up Log. The VM Start-up Log provides
information about the Messaging software for the following
situations:
Messaging software or Voice Module restarts, the system
regenerates the VM Start-up Log. The VM Start-up Log provides
information about the Messaging software for the following
situations:
— During a restart, the log shows the progress of the restart and
information on the state of the Messaging software.
— During a system update from one software release to the next,
the log shows the progress of the data update.
— During normal system operation, the log provides the last
start date of the Messaging software. Note that the Messaging
software restart date is not necessarily the same as a system
reboot.
software restart date is not necessarily the same as a system
reboot.
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Internet Messaging logs. Most of the Internet Messaging logs
contain information about occurrences at each stage in the
messaging process.
contain information about occurrences at each stage in the
messaging process.
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Enhanced-List Delivery Failure Log. This log provides
information on failed ELA deliveries, and contains information
such as the delivery failure date, time, the mailbox number of the
originator of each failed message, the Enhanced-List to which the
originator sent the message, the last Enhanced-List visited in a
nested Enhanced-List hierarchy before the message failed, the
name of the intended recipient of each failed message, the
mailbox number of the intended recipient of each failed message,
and the detailed reason for each delivery failure.
information on failed ELA deliveries, and contains information
such as the delivery failure date, time, the mailbox number of the
originator of each failed message, the Enhanced-List to which the
originator sent the message, the last Enhanced-List visited in a
nested Enhanced-List hierarchy before the message failed, the
name of the intended recipient of each failed message, the
mailbox number of the intended recipient of each failed message,
and the detailed reason for each delivery failure.