Administrator's Log Screen; Specifying Information for a Report

Administrator's Log Screen; Specifying Information for a Report

Table: Field Definitions: Administrator's Log Screen

Field Name

Valid Input

Description/Procedure

Start Date:

A calendar date in the format mm/dd/yy

The beginning date for the log report. If you leave this field blank, all qualifying alarms are displayed.

The default value is the date that this screen was last used. (This screenlastused date is preserved across restarts.)

Time:

A 24-hour clock time in the format hh:mm

The beginning hour and minute that the report begins. The Start Date: field must have valid entries before you can use this field. If the Time: field is blank, all alarms for the specified start date are displayed.

The default value is the time that this screen was last used. (This screenlastused time is preserved across restarts.)

Application:

blank

VM, VP, NW, SW, MT, or MB

The two-character application code for the administration log entry:

(blank) All applications

VM = Messaging (voice mail, fax mail, and email messages)

VP = Voice platform

NW = Digital networking only

SW = Switch-interface

MT = Maintenance

MB = Remote maintenance circuit card

Event ID:

1–14
alphanumeric characters

The event ID for a specific event. A blank field displays all event types. See Alarms and Events for a list of valid administration event IDs.

Search String:

1–78 characters

A text string that you want the system to search for in the administrator's log entries. The system searches the Message field of the administrator's log for matching text.

Table: Field Definitions: Administrator's Log Screen
Field Name	Valid Input	Description/Procedure
Start Date:	A calendar date in the format mm/dd/yy	The beginning date for the log report. If you leave this field blank, all qualifying alarms are displayed. The default value is the date that this screen was last used. (This screenlastused date is preserved across restarts.)
Time:	A 24-hour clock time in the format hh:mm	The beginning hour and minute that the report begins. The `Start Date:` field must have valid entries before you can use this field. If the `Time:` field is blank, all alarms for the specified start date are displayed. The default value is the time that this screen was last used. (This screenlastused time is preserved across restarts.)
Application:	blank VM, VP, NW, SW, MT, or MB	The two-character application code for the administration log entry: (blank) All applications VM = Messaging (voice mail, fax mail, and email messages) VP = Voice platform NW = Digital networking only SW = Switch-interface MT = Maintenance MB = Remote maintenance circuit card
Event ID:	1–14 alphanumeric characters	The event ID for a specific event. A blank field displays all event types. See Alarms and Events for a list of valid administration event IDs.
Search String:	1–78 characters	A text string that you want the system to search for in the administrator's log entries. The system searches the `Message` field of the administrator's log for matching text.

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