Administration Guide - Avaya Support

System Performance Monitoring
Port Status Grid
You can select multiple ports by holding down the Shift key or Ctrl key on your
keyboard and clicking on the ports you require.
The grid in the Port Monitor window shows two columns, Port and State.
! The primary status of the port is shown by an icon in the Port column and
text at the beginning of the State column.
— Disabling An administrator has requested to disable a busy
port, but the port has not yet been released by the call.
— Disabled The port is unavailable.
— Busy The port is in use by incoming or outgoing calls.
— Idle The port is available.
! The secondary status is shown by the remaining text in the State column.
— Disconnected The call has been disconnected, but the port is still
off hook.
— Offhook The port has been taken off hook from the idle state.
— Dialtone The dial tone has been detected on this port for an
outgoing call.
— Connected The call on this port is connected.
— Call Failed The outgoing call on this port failed.
— In Transfer The first stage of a transfer on this port is completed.
— Transfer Failed The transfer of the call on this port failed.
— Waiting for Call The port is waiting for an incoming ring.
— Ringing In The port is ringing with an incoming call.
— Ringing Out The outgoing call on this port is ringing the targeted
line.
— Dialing The port is dialing an outgoing call.
— Waiting for Call (Pending) The port has been requested to go into
the Waiting For Call state.
— Bad Port The port is out of service.
— Playing Audio is playing.
— Recording Audio is being recorded.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
February 2007 MAS Administration Guide
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