This topic describes how to run a Subscriber
Daily or Monthly Traffic Report.
To run traffic reports, enter the command for the report you want
to run at the enter command prompt on the Messaging command prompt
screen. Include the start date or month, or the starting hour or
traffic type, depending on the report. In a few seconds, the system
formats the collected data into the specified report.
The topics in this section are organized as follows:
Note: If you do not enter a specific start date or
time, you receive a report for the current day, month, or
hour.
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Running a Subscriber Daily Traffic Report
The Subscriber Daily Traffic Report shows traffic information about
a specific subscriber for any day within the most recent eight day
period. This report can help you track a particular subscriber's
mail-usage patterns.
To run a Subscriber Daily Traffic Report:
- Start at the Administration main
menu and select:
Global Administration
Messaging Administration The system displays the SSH User Authentication
dialog box. Enter your login, for example, sa or vm, in the User name field
and your password in the Password field. Click Login. The system then
displays the Messaging command prompt screen.
- At the enter command prompt, type either:
- list measurements subscriber day username/extension
- list measurements subscriber day username/extension
mm/dd/yy
where username/extension is the name or telephone extension
of the administered messaging subscriber you want a report for
and mm/dd/yy is the starting date up to seven days previous
to the current date that you want as a starting point for the
report.
If you do not enter a date, the current date is used.
Note: If the subscriber's name is administered
in your system with an embedded space, such as Jane Doe,
you must type the name enclosed in quotation marks, for
example, "Jane Doe".
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The system displays the Subscriber Daily Traffic screen, page
1. See the Field definitions: Subscriber
Daily Traffic screen, page 1 which details the fields on
this screen.
- Press F7 (Next Page) to access each of the following
screens, and use the Field definitions that details the fields
on these screens to fill in the information.
- Press F1 (Cancel) to return the cursor to the
enter command prompt.
- Enter exit or another administrative command
at the
enter command prompt.
Running a Subscriber Monthly Traffic Report
The Subscriber Monthly Traffic Report shows traffic information
about a specific subscriber for any month within the most recent
12-month period. This report can help you track a particular subscriber's
mail-usage patterns.
To run a Subscriber Monthly Traffic Report:
- Start at the Administration main
menu and select:
Global Administration
Messaging Administration The system displays the SSH User Authentication
dialog box. Enter your login, for example, sa or vm, in the User name field
and your password in the Password field. Click Login. The system then
displays the Messaging command prompt screen.
- At the enter command prompt, type either:
- list measurements subscriber month username/extension
- list measurements subscriber month username/extension
mm/yy
where username/extension is the name or telephone extension
of the administered messaging subscriber you want a report for
and mm/yy is the starting month up to 12 months previous
to the current month that you want as a starting point for the
report.
If you do not specify a month, the current month is used.
Note: If the subscriber's name is administered
in your system with an embedded space, such as Jane Doe,
you must type the name enclosed in quotations, for example,
"Jane Doe".
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The system displays the Subscriber Monthly Traffic screen,
page 1. See the Field definitions:
Subscriber Monthly Traffic screen, page 1 which details
the fields on this screen.
- Press F7 (Next Page) to access each of the following
screens, and use the Field definitions that details the fields
on these screens to fill in the information.
- Press F1 (Cancel) to return the cursor to the
enter command prompt.
- Enter exit or another administrative command
at the
enter command prompt.
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