Administration Guide - Avaya Support

Operation History Viewer
Procedure 2: Creating & Viewing a Historical Session
1. On your Windows desktop, click the Start > Programs > Avaya
Modular Messaging > Operation History Viewer menu to launch the
Operation History Viewer window.
2. Click File > New. The system displays the Session Properties
dialog box.
For a full description of all controls in this dialog box, see Session
Properties Dialog Box on page 8-18.
3. In the Session Name field, enter the name of the session, if required.
4. In the Message Application Server field, select the MAS for which you
want to display events. If you want to display events for all the MASs in
the voice mail domain, click All Servers.
5. Under Date and Time, do one of the following:
! If you want to restrict the display of events by date and time, proceed
to Step 6.
! If you do not want to restrict the display of events by date and time,
click Clear and proceed to Step 8.
6. In the From and To fields, enter the first and last date and time for
session creation.
If you want to modify the session properties later to create different
event viewing scenarios, Avaya recommends that you select one of the
relative date values in the Date field, for example, Today. This saves
you from re-entering an absolute date for each scenario you create.
7. To retrieve the default times and dates, click Default.
Note: The default values set by Avaya are From Yesterday 08:00 To
Today 18:00. You can modify these defaults, via the Options
dialog box, Events View tab. See Options - Events View Tab on
page 8-23.
8. Under Select Types, select the event severity types to display. You
must select Error, Warning and/or Information.
9. Under Selection Activities, select the event criteria to display.
You can restrict the display of Mailbox Activity and Port Activity
events by entering a range of mailbox or port numbers in the Value field,
using a comma separator. No negative numbers or spaces are allowed
in a range. The first number in a range must be less than the last
number in a range. For example, port numbers, 1-8,16-24, or mailbox
numbers, 1000-1050, 2000-2025.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
February 2007 MAS Administration Guide
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