Administration Guide - Avaya Support

Operation History Viewer
! File > New Launches the Session Properties dialog box. You can
then create a new live or historical session. See Session Properties Dialog
Box on page 8-18.
! File > Open... Launches the standard Windows Open dialog box. You
can open live or historical sessions from one of two formats:
— Session Files (*.SSN) Contains only a session's properties. You
can modify the properties to create different event viewing scenarios.
— Snapshot Files (*.SNP) Contains a session's properties and the
event data matching these properties. The system purges the
operation history database periodically. However, a snapshot file
keeps the event data for as long as you require.
The Operation History Viewer Grid
The grid displays the details of the events in the current session. You can use the
mouse to resize the columns. On starting, the Operation History Viewer remembers
the last resized position of each column.
The following list is the default display of columns in the grid. If you wish, you can
reorder or remove some of the columns, via the Options dialog box, Columns tab.
See Options - Columns Tab on page 8-24.
! Date Displays the date the event occurred.
! Time Displays the time the event occurred.
! Object Displays the system component that generated the event. For
example, the Telephone User Interface.
! Event Displays the event identifier.
! Type Displays the severity of the event.
! Call-Id Displays the call identifier.
! Message Application Server Displays the name of the MAS on which the
event occurred.
! Information Displays the description of the event.
! Port Displays the port identifier, if any, associated with the event.
! Mailbox Displays the mailbox identifier, if any, associated with the event.
! Directory Search Key Displays the search key identifying the user’s
mailbox on the message storage server (the Avaya MSS).
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
8–16 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007