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Troubleshooting
INTER-TEL
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AXXESS
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MANUAL VERSION 11.0 – May 2008
IPRC Diagnostic Displays
On-Line
Monitor
N/A Options for entering commands for a variety of functions.
To see a list of the available commands, enter “?” at the
prompt.
Connection
Status
Session
Information*
Information about all of the sessions and channels. While
in this screen, you can switch between sessions and
channels or scroll through the multi-page display. For
each session or channel, the following appears:
• mapped channel or session information
• any crosspoint connections, including Call Process-
ing’s highway/timeslot pairs and the card’s local high-
way/timeslot pairs
• description sent down by Call Processing for that par-
ticular session
• destination IP address
• statuses of the RTP streams for that channel
In-Use Audio
Resources
N/A Information about which sessions and channels are in
use. Although this display contains the same information
as Connections Status, the In-Use Audio Resources dis-
play offers a quick way to examine the use of these
resources without scrolling. Also, a tester or developer
can use this display while attempting to place all calls
through a specific range of DSPs (e.g., for testing the
daughterboard).
Receive-Audio
Statistics
Receive
Session
Information*
Information about the receive-audio statistics for any ses-
sion or channel. While in this screen, you can switch
between session and channel modes and scroll through
each mode. For any session/channel, information about
the following appears:
• percentage of in-time audio frames
• resynchronization count
• playback adjustment control
• jitter statistics
• early and late frame statistics
• buffer lead-time statistics
• Call Processing thresholds
NOTE: While in the Receive Session Information Web
display, you can click on a circuit to access an in-time
packet graph of the last thirty seconds of a session’s call.
This allows you to determine the quality of the call based
on the percentage of in-time frames.
Table 7-22. IPRC Diagnostics Displays (Continued)
Serial
Display Name
Web
Display Name
Contains
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