Avaya DXX-1015-01 manual Aduid, ADU Data Table, Bytes Example Description Contents

The ADUID

-u user name to log in as (often Admin)

-p password of user

No space between -xand the text that follows.

Example:

listadu -iBostonADU -uAdmin -pDaphnie

There are defaults for all of these, but if a login error occurs, always specify -u and -p.

The ADUID

When an ADU is created, it is automatically given an identification number (ADUID) that uniquely defines the agent's Avaya IC session. The ADUID is a 32 byte hexadecimal string partially composed of the time and date of creation of the ADU, as well as its progenitor–the software process and machine that created it. A combination of the IP and port identifies which ADU Server is the progenitor of this ADU.

The following example illustrates the structure of an ADUID.

ADUID = 30f4216300000000780000261f430002

Bytes	Example	Description
	Contents
0–7	30f42163	Timestamp. Hex representation of the number of seconds since
		January 1, 1970.
8–11	0000	Hex representation of a uniqueness value
12–15	0000	Reserved
16–23	78000026	Hex representation of the IP address
24–27	1f43	Hex representation of a port
28–31	0002	Reserved

The ADU Data Table

The data in an ADU consists of a series of sequenced {name, value} couples that represent information about an agent's session on Avaya IC. For example, the name/value pair {createtime,19970704 08:00:01} represents the time the ADU was created. The field name createtime is the name data element and 19970704 08:00:01 is the value assigned to the field. Applications gain access to data by references to field names.

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