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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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alarm database to convert system and user-created messages to the proper format that

may then be displayed and logged. If alarm filtering has been implemented through

ALARMD, then alarm only receives those that pass the filter (ALARMF filtering

has no affect on it since alarm “attaches” directly to ALARMD).

Alternatively, the Alarm Viewer may be used to display this same alarm information.

The Alarm Viewer is a GUI tool accessible by means of the PeriView Launcher. Refer

to the PeriView Reference Manual for additional information.

If the alarm process is unable to establish an IPC connection to ALARMD, it will

periodically retry the connection until it succeeds. This functionality permits the

Alarm Viewer to be invoked before starting the MPS system itself and allows for any

startup messages to be viewed. Consequently, the Alarm Viewer for systems equipped

with a graphics-capable console is invoked as part of the normal startup process

providing for the automatic display of alarms (including normal startup messages) as

they are generated during this period of time. See the Avaya Media Processing Server

Series System Operator’s Guide for information on system startup and monitoring.

dlog

Debug logging is typically used by Certified Avaya Support Personnel. It is not

frequently necessary to interact with dlog from an end-user’s perspective.

Although DLOG is not process-specific, a process name must be specified to invoke

any of the commands. The processes that are configured to use DLOG options include

CCM/CCMA, COMMGR, VAMP, PMGR, TCAD, TRIP, and VMM. The process

name is substituted for the standalone dlog string in the command line options.

The VSH interface provides the ability to interact with these processes. For a list of

these commands, see the DLOG Commands section in the Avaya Media Processing

Server Series Command Reference Manual.

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