Optivity Telephony Manager: System Administration - BT Business

Alarm management 581
where n is the next available slot number, and IP_address is the IP address
of your OTM Server. See “Sample LD 117 session” on page 581 for more
information.
CAUTION — Service Interruption
If you assign your IP address to a slot currently in use, you disconnect
the current user from the system, and prevent them from receiving alarm
information.
7 Enter:
prt open_alarm.
The list of slots and IP addresses receiving alarms appears. Verify that your
particular slot and IP address are included.
LD 117 accepts abbreviations of the various commands. For example, you can type
the abbreviation prt op instead of prt open_alarm.
8 Enter:
prt suppress
prt suppress_alarm
This shows the current alarm suppression settings.
9 Enter:
chg suppress_alarm
This sets the alarm suppression, where n is 0 = All, 1 = Minor, 2 = Major, 3 = Critical.
For example, to suppress all alarms except critical, enter 3.
10 Enter:
prt suppress
prt suppress_alarm
This allows you to verify the changes.
11 Enter:
prt timer
This allows you to view the Global Window Timer setting.The escalation and
suppression thresholds are based on the Global Window Timer. The default value is
one minute. To change the timer, enter chg timer , where n is 0–60
minutes.
12 Log out and close the system terminal window.
Sample LD 117 session
The following is a representative sample of a system terminal session using LD 117 to
enable alarms. In this example, the OTM PC that will receive alarms has the IP address
47.82.40.6. Slots 0 and 1 are already in use by other PCs. Use the next available slot
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