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Octel Overture 200/300 Serenade 3.0

PB60014–01

Fax Transactions

The

following example shows a CDR log for all fax transactions. The

CDR

command shows the column

length set to 132 (

L 132),

which is required to see the

DESTINATION

and

RTE

columns.

@CDR XA FAX L 132 PO O S 08 97 08 16 08 00

MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS XACTIN STAT MS ME PRT DURATN MAILBOX DESTINATION RTE

08/16/97 08:00:03 FAXRCV OK 02 007 0:01.4 2126911191 045

08/16/97 08:00:05 FAXDLV OK 032 0:02.6 2000 2000

08/16/97 08:00:05 FAXSND OK 066 0:02.6 032

08/16/97 08:00:03 FAXDLV OK 030 0:01.6 2000 2000

08/16/97 08:00:05 FAXSND OK 063 0:01.6 030

08/16/97 08:00:05 FAXQCK OK 01 032 0:03.9 4735

08/16/97 08:01:57 FAXRCV OK 07 063 0:03.7 2200 032

this example, the records in the log show the following:



A two-page fax was successfully received (

FAXRCV

and

entries) from a location with an

identification string of 212691

191. The

RTE

column displays the voice port allocated with a

FAXRCV

entry in the

XACTIN

column.



A fax was successfully delivered (

FAXDLV

entry) for mailbox 2000 to extension 2000. The

FAXSND

entry shows which fax channel was used to deliver the fax.



A seven-page Quick Fax was sent (

FAXQCK

entry) to mailbox 4735. Every

FAXQCK

record is

followed by a

FAXRCV

record.

The

PRT

column shows the voice ports for

FAXQCK

and

FAXDLV

, and the fax channels for

FAXRCV

and

FAXSND.

The

column shows the number of pages received for

FAXRCV

records. For

FAXQCK

transactions, the

is always indicated in conjunction with a quick fax message, with or without voice annotation.

CDR

for Network Messages

The

following example shows a CDR log for network messages. You could use this CDR log for an

application where the customer bills the user for the calls made on the network.

Set the column length in the

CDR

command to 132 (

L 132),

which is required to see the

DESTINATION

and

RTE

columns. The

DESTINATION

column shows the name in the LOCA

TION Table.

@CDR L 132 XA NT ST OK

MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS XACTIN STAT MS ME PRT DURATN MAILBOX DESTINATION RTE

09/14/97 09:15:31 NTIN OK 029 0:00.5

*09/14/97 09:16:17 NTMSGR OK 029 0:00.8 66093164

09/14/97 09:16:50 NTOUTC OK 030 0:00.6 VMX2D

*09/14/97 09:18:42 NTMSGD OK 030 0:01.8 4736

The

MAILBOX

column entry for

NTMSGR

and

NTMSGD

entries is the mailbox number of the creator of

the message. The transaction type

NTMSGR

is preceded with an

NTIN

entry

, and

NTMSGD

is preceded

with an

NTOUTC

entry

. An

entry in the

STAT

column shows that the transaction was successful.

MWN Attempts Encountered Fast Busy

The

following example shows a CDR log for a port that encountered fast-busy while attempting a

message-waiting-notification outcall.

1 2 ... 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 ... 667 668

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