overwrites any existing report, if applicable. The report remains available in the internal flash
memory for up to 14 days.
Record the encryption password carefully because you cannot decrypt the report without the
password.
Procedure
1. Tap Settings.
2. Tap Debugging options > Generate debug report.
3. Enter the password for encryption and decryption of the report.
4. Select one of the following destinations:
• Internal flash memory
• HTTP/S file server
• USB flash drive
The USB flash drive option is available only when a USB mass storage device is
connected to Avaya Vantage
™
.
5. Tap Generate.
Avaya Vantage
™
generates a debug report, debugreport.tar.gz, and stores it in the
internal flash memory at /mnt/sdcard/AvayaVantageLogs. If you selected the USB or
HTTP/S option, a copy of the report is saved in the selected destination.
6. (Optional) To share the report through an available Android share option, such as email or
Google Drive, click .
The success of the sharing operation depends on the file size and the selected option. For
example, while you can share a file that is up to 25 MB only through email, Google Drive
can support up to 10 GB.
The
icon is not available if you are logged out of the device.
Generating an audio report
About this task
Use this procedure to generate a separate audio report instead of a complete debug report. The
audio debugging option is also available when you are logged out of the device.
You can save the report in the internal flash memory of Avaya Vantage
™
, on a USB mass storage
device, or on an HTTP or HTTPS server. When you generate an audio report, Avaya Vantage
™
overwrites any existing report, if applicable. The report remains available in the internal flash
memory for up to 14 days.
Ensure that you record the encryption password carefully because you cannot decrypt the report
without the password.
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