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This topic provides information about Community
Daily or Hourly Traffic Reports:
Overview of Community Traffic
Reports
The Community Daily Traffic Report shows daily measurements of
messages sent and received by each community.
Report contents
The report shows the total number of messages sent and received
by each community. It also shows the number of messages that were
not sent or received by each community due to restrictions on sending
during any day in the 32-day period, including the current date.
Sending Restrictions feature
If you use the Sending Restrictions feature, this report monitors
the feature's effectiveness and provides data for you to check to
ensure that the appropriate communities in your organization are
restricted. For example, if a community has a large number of calls
blocked due to restrictions on sending, you might want to investigate
further to determine if there is:
- An administration problem. Are the right communities being allowed
or denied access?
- A subscriber problem. Do subscribers know they are restricted,
and is the restriction appropriate?
Also, depending on how you use the feature, this report can provide
security information if you are monitoring call activity involving
sensitive communities.
Running a Community Daily Traffic
Report
To run a Community Daily Traffic Report:
- From the MSS Messaging Administration menu, select Global Administration > Messaging Administration.
The system displays the SSH User Authentication dialog box.
- Enter your login 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 one of the following:
- list measurements community day
- list measurements community day mm/dd/yy
where mm/dd/yy is a date up to 31 days previous
to the current date that you want as a starting point for
the report.
The system displays the Community Daily Traffic screen.
See the Field definitions: Community
Daily Traffic Screen for a description of the fields
that appear on this screen.
If you did not enter a date, a single screen displays today's traffic
information. If you entered a date, the report displays one screen of
traffic information for each day from the start date you specified to
the current date.
- Press F1 (Cancel) to return to the
command line.
- Click Return to Main to return to the Messaging Administration main menu.
Running a Community Hourly Traffic Report
The Community Hourly Traffic Report shows an hourly measure of
messages sent and received by each community.
To run a Community Hourly Traffic Report:
- From the MSS Messaging Administration menu, select Global Administration > Messaging Administration.
The system displays the SSH User Authentication dialog box.
- Enter your login 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 one of the following:
- list measurements community hour
- list measurements community hour mm/dd/yy
- list measurements community hour mm/dd/yy
hh
where mm/dd/yy is the starting date up to 7 days previous
to the current date and hh is the 24-hour time up to
191 hours previous to the current hour that you want as a
starting point for the report.
You must specify a date before you can specify an hour.
If you do not enter a date, the current hour of the current
date is used. If you do not enter an hour, the report starts
with the first hour of the date specified. The report displays
one screen of traffic information for each hour.
The system displays the Community Hourly Traffic screen.
See the Field definitions: Community
Hourly Traffic screen for a description of the fields
that appear on this screen.
- Press F1 (Cancel) to return to the command line.
- Click Return to Main to return to the Messaging Administration main menu.
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