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Appendix A: MAS Alarms
This appendix gives a description and repair procedure for each alarm that can occur
on the Messaging Application Server (MAS). An alarm indicates a hardware, software,
or environmental problem that could affect system operation.
Displaying Alarms
The system displays MAS alarms in the MAS alarm logs. To display alarm and event
IDs, use the command line interface and the following commands:
! For active alarm IDs, enter displog -l act.
! For resolved alarm IDs, enter displog -l res.
! For maintenance event IDs, enter displog -l maint.
For more information, see Chapter 10, “MAS Event, Error & Alarm Logs”.
Alarm Application Types
The Alarm Application Identifier is the two-letter code used to identify the application
or subsystem for which an alarm is being generated. For example, CM for Call Me.
! MAS Alarms - CM (Call Me) on page A-2.
! MAS Alarms - MM (Mailbox Monitor) on page A-3.
! MAS Alarms - MT (Maintenance) on page A-8.
! MAS Alarms - MW (Message Waiting Indicator) on page A-32.
! MAS Alarms - TS (Tracing Server) on page A-35.
! MAS Alarms - VB (Avaya Voice Browser) on page A-40.
! MAS Alarms - VS (Voice Server) on page A-50.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
February 2007 MAS Administration Guide
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