AT&T 585-300-903 SCSI-to-AUDIX, Simplified, Message Service, Service Not, Started, Split, Standard

GL-18Glossary

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SCSI-to-AUDIX	The SADI (TN475B) is the AUDIX disk controller. It uses the Small Computer
Disk Interface	Systems Interface (SCSI) protocol to communicate with the AUDIX disk drives. The
(SADI)	SADI’s LEDs show which drives are active. The 50-pin drive data cable is called the
	SCSI cable.
Simplified	Type of data link connection to an integrated 1A ESS Switch or 5ESS Switch in
Message Service	AUDIX R1V4 software.
Interface
(SMSI)
Service Not	A message displayed at the end of unsuccessful initialization which indicates software
Started	problems, such as a missing or corrupt (bad) filesystem. Normally the system can still
	display forms, but cannot provide service (answer calls). You may log in after this
	message.
Shutdown	A procedure required to disable system operation and protect customer data stored on
	disk before a power down. Select the type of shutdown based on the tasks you need
	to perform and their urgency, using either the shutdown form or MI toggle switch.
Split	A group (or queue) of analog ports on the switch. See also Call-Distribution Group.
Standalone	An R1V3 AUDIX feature that allows AUDIX to connect to any switch without using
	a data link. This allows AUDIX to work with a switch built by a different vendor or
	one that runs an incompatible load of software.
Standard	The normal automatic (default) initialization of the AUDIX system, where firmware
Initialization	first scans for the program ‘‘boot_f’’ on disk 0/0. If not found, the firmware looks for
(Standard Boot)	another boot filesystem to load until all possible combinations have been examined.
Start Service	A message displayed at the end of a successful initialization, indicating that system
	software is active and display forms are available.
Start-up	See Restart.
Status Line	The top line of an administration or maintenance form displayed on a terminal,
	showing the active system alarms (if any), logins (up to two), and threshold (disk
	space) violations.
Subscriber	A person to whom the AUDIX administrator assigns the ability to access the Voice
	Mailbox feature. Subscribers may also be assigned the optional Call Answer feature
	on the subscriber : local or cos forms or given LWC permission through
	the switch.
Subsystem	A major functioning element of AUDIX software and hardware. Subsystems include
	the Feature Processor (FP), Data Base Processor (DBP), and (on AUDIX-L only) the
	Voice Session Processor (VSP). VSP devices on AUDIX are run by the FP.
Switch	An analog, digital, or electronic system where data and voice transmissions are not
	confined to fixed communications paths, but are routed among available ports or
	channels.
Switch	Custom device used for making AUDIX connections to a 5ESS Switch.
Communications
Adapter (SCA)