Item or column

Description

CARD

The card whose information is being displayed

STATE

The equipment states, listed below, indicate to the voice system whether or not a voice circuit card or voice channel is ready and able to perform the job required of it, which includes receiving calls and processing speech. The following is a description of the different maintenance states for voice equipment:

• MANOOS (manual out-of-service) — Indicates that the circuit card or channel has been taken out of service with a command issued manually. (Note that E1 (CAS) channels 0 and 16 are used for framing and signaling, respectively. They will always display as MANOOS even when the circuit card is in service and cannot be changed to INSERV.)
• INSERV (in service) — Indicates that the circuit card or channel is in service and able to carry a transaction.
• FOOS (facility out-of-service) — Indicates that the circuit card or channel has been taken out of service by the voice system because the link to the switch is out of service (not physically connected, switch down, and so on).
• BROKEN (broken) — Indicates that the circuit card or channel did not pass the diagnostics and has been taken out of service by the system. Channels are placed in the broken state by the system. An administrator cannot change a channel to the broken state.
• HWOOS (hardware out-of-service) — Indicates that the circuit card or channel is out of service due to one or more of its dependencies being out of service, broken, or not physically connected.
• NETOOS (network out-of-service) — Indicates that the system is ready for the channel to go INSERV, but is waiting for the network switch to also be ready for the channel to be INSERV. Channels may freeze in this state if the switch is not ready for the channel to be INSERV.

CLASS

The type of card

O.S. INDEX

The card number

NAME

The name of the associated circuit board

OPTIONS

The active circuit board options

FUNCTION

The function being performed by the card

TRUNK

The trunk used for the channel

PORT

The port number

CHAN

The number of the channel

SERVICE-NAME

The name of the service that handles the incoming call

PHONE

The telephone number assigned to the channel. If the channel is administered for VoIP station protocol and a password is assigned, an asterisk (*) is added to the end of the displayed telephone number, for example 12345*.

GROUP

The equipment group or groups

OPTS

The active circuit board options (see OPTIONS above)

PROTOCOL

The protocol used by the channel