AT&T 585-350-812 manual

ASAI Administration

The “STATUS” field indicates whether the domain is ready to receive call informa- tion. The domain STATUS can be one of the following. Refer to Appendix D, “Troubleshooting ASAI” for additional information.

■broken (broken) — A virtual channel could not be allocated for the service assigned to this domain.

■foos (facility out of service) — The ASAI digital link is not operating.

■initing (initializing) — The service assigned to the domain is failing initial iza- tion.

■inserv (in service) — The domain is ready to receive call information from the switch.

■manoos (manual out of service) —The domain has not been placed into service.

■netoos (network out of service) — The ASAI link is up, but attempts to receive call information from the switch are failing.

The Domain Administration screen with the standard function keys is displayed in Figure 4-9.Note that you need to use CHG-KEYSto switch the function key dis- play from the standard to the screen-specific set of commands, or vice versa. The screen-specific function keys in the Domain Administration screen perform the fol- lowing functions:

■ADD — Add a domain entry. Refer to Figure 4-10and accompanying text for additional information.

■CHANGE — Change a domain entry. The domain must be disabled before it can be changed. Refer to Figure 4-11and accompanying text for addi- tional information.

■REMOVE — Remove a domain entry. The domain must be disabled before it can be removed.

■ENABLE — Place domain into service. When enabled, the domain is mon- itored and the VIS receives events for the domain. If the enable request is successful, the domain status becomes inserv. The domain must be dis- abled before it can be enabled.

■DISABLE — Take domain out of service. If the disable request is success- ful, the domain status becomes manoos.

Press CANCEL to return to the ASAI Administration screen (Figure 4-3).Once the T/R or LST1 channels are administered and logged in, no manual intervention is required to log the channels back in during recovery (for example, switch or VIS reboot) or on restarting the voice system.

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