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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 initializa-
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-KEYS to 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 4-10 and accompanying text
for additional information.
■CHANGE — Change a domain entry. The domain m ust be disabled before
it can be changed. Refer to Figure 4-11 and 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 m on-
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 m anual intervention is
required to log the channels back in during recovery (for example, switch or VIS
reboot) or on restarting the voice system.