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System Startup, Monitoring and Shutdown

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Alarm Viewer

Media Processing Server Series software, applications, and components generate text

alarm messages to indicate their status or to alert users to possible problems. Each

component in the network stores its alarms in its default alarm log file. This allows

viewing of “live” alarms on any component as the system generates them and viewing

the alarm log file of any component.

Use the Alarm Viewer tool to monitor alarms. Filtering and Properties of alarm log

files can be applied using the corresponding buttons at the top of the Alarm Viewer

window or via the new daemon level filtering functions. Multiple alarm viewers, in

any form (live or logged), can be launched at one time. This allows comparisons

amongst components to be made.

For information on launching and using the Alarm Viewer (see Alarm Viewer on page

39). See the PeriView Reference Manual for a complete description of the Alarm

Viewer. See the Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual for

information on the alarm daemons and corresponding filtering capabilities and refer to

the Alarm Reference Manual for detailed description of the Alarm conditions.

Statistics Data Collection and Reporting

Typically, a single node in a Media Processing Server Series network is designated to

collect and report statistical data. This statistical data can be used to monitor system

and application level functions and to interpret various performance parameters and

milestones (such as when and how calls are taken and handled or whether certain

systems have experienced down time). PeriReporter is installed and resides on the

node designated for statistics consolidation. Use PeriReporter to view and generate

statistics reports.

System statistics are collected from each Media Processing Server by its VSTAT

process. One VSTAT process exists for each Media Processing Server, and resides in

that component’s VOS subcomponent. System variables (used in defining system

reports) are predefined.

Application statistics are generated during an application’s execution cycle and

collected by each node’s VSUPD process. One VSUPD process exists for each node,

and resides in the GEN subcomponent of the common component on the node.

For details on how to configure report parameters, see the PeriReporter User’s Guide

and (see System Statistics Reports on page 78).

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