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Avaya IR Install and Troubleshooting Guide - Avaya Support

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<strong>Troubleshooting</strong>6. Check the Message Log report for messages indicating that Transaction State Machineprocess (TSM) is respawning because there are too many channels in the system.7. If TSM is respawning, change NCHANNELS <strong>and</strong> NCALLS.Changing NCHANNELS <strong>and</strong> NCALLS, if necessary.To tune the NCHANNELS parameter:1. Use /etc/conf/bin/idtune NCHANNELS value to increase the NCHANNELS tunableparameter to the value you require.The maximum value of NCHANNELS is 448.2. To rebuild the kernel, type /etc/conf/bin/idbuild -B <strong>and</strong> press Enter.3. Reboot the system.To set NCALLS:1. Execute /etc/conf/bin/idtune NCALLS 4002. To rebuild the kernel, type /etc/conf/bin/idbuild -B <strong>and</strong> press Enter.3. Reboot the system.Calls droppedCalls dropped at initial promptThe <strong>IR</strong> system may drop calls when the initial prompt is playing if the prompt was recordedover background noise, such as a fan or ventilation system. The background noise may bedetected as dial tone following disconnection by the caller. If this happens, the call is droppedby the <strong>IR</strong> system. To fix the problem, re-record the prompt without the background noise.All calls droppedTake these actions when all calls are dropped:Note:If host interaction is involved, refer to Host interaction not working right on page75.1. Scan the Message Log report for messages related to the trouble.2. Type who -rpb <strong>and</strong> press Enter.3. Search for different time stamps on the processes.A recent date different from most of the others may indicate the process respawned.74 <strong>Avaya</strong> <strong>IR</strong> R1 <strong>Install</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Troubleshooting</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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