Attendant Console Statistics Operations Manual

REPORT VIEWING

 

 

Chapter 6 REPORT VIEWING

The Report Viewing option on the Console Stats Main Menu provides options for on-screen viewing of existing reports. All display screens, windows, menus and procedures are described in the following sections of this chapter.

Using Report Viewing

Use the Report Viewing option to view on-screen Attendant Login Statistics, Automated, and Non-Automated types of reports. These reports provide information on Attendant activity and call handling statistics.

Report Types

Attendant Login Reports

 

Attendant Login Reports show operator login and logout activity from previously

 

designed report formats. Each night at midnight an attendant login report is created

 

using data collected for all attendants that have logged in or logged out since the

 

previous night at midnight.The report name consists of the text "ALOG" followed

 

by the month, date and hour. (For example: an attendant login report for March 22

 

has a filename ALOG032200.) The current day’s attendant report is stored in a file

 

named "Today". The "Today" report is updated each time the Attendant Login

 

Reports option is selected from the reports menu.

Automated Reports

Automated Reports show data collected and computed for various call statistics based on previously designed automatic report formats. These reports are generated according to the schedules defined through the Console Stats Main Menu option Automated Report Generation (See Chapter 5).

When a report is generated at its defined schedule, it is labeled with a combination of its Report Identifier (from its Report Format) and the date that shows when its data was collected. Console Stats stores the report for a configurable period of time during which it can be viewed and printed. At the end of the configurable period of time the reports will be automatically deleted from the system.

Non-Automated Reports

Non-Automated Reports show data collected and computed for various call statistics based on previously designed non-automatic report formats. These reports are generated on request through the Console Stats Main Menu option Report Generation (See Chapter 4).

When a report is generated from the Console Stats Main Menu it is labeled with a combination of its Report Identifier (from its Report Format) and the date that shows when its data was collected. Console Stats stores the report for a configurable period of time during which it can be viewed and printed. At the end of the configurable period of time the reports will be automatically deleted from the system.

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NDA-30122 specifications

The NEC NDA-30122 is a cutting-edge network device designed for high-performance data handling and management in modern telecommunications environments. This device is particularly noteworthy for its robust capabilities in supporting both fixed and mobile broadband networks, making it a versatile choice for service providers looking to enhance their infrastructure.

One of the key features of the NEC NDA-30122 is its advanced multipurpose architecture. This enables the device to efficiently manage a wide range of applications from voice over IP (VoIP) services to high-definition video streaming. The flexibility offered by the architecture means that it can easily scale to meet increasing demands as networks grow and evolve, ensuring that service providers can keep pace with user expectations and technological advancements.

The NDA-30122 utilizes cutting-edge technologies such as software-defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV). These technologies allow for a more dynamic and programmable network environment, where administrators can rapidly deploy and manage services with enhanced agility. The integration of SDN and NFV also contributes to cost savings, as it reduces the need for expensive hardware and permits more efficient use of existing resources.

Another significant characteristic of the NEC NDA-30122 is its emphasis on security. In an era where cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated, this device offers robust security features to protect sensitive data and maintain the integrity of network operations. These features include powerful encryption protocols and advanced intrusion detection systems, ensuring that both the network and its users are safeguarded against potential breaches.

Reliability is also a hallmark of the NDA-30122. Built with redundant systems and failover capabilities, the device ensures uninterrupted service even in the event of hardware failures. This reliability is crucial for service providers who must maintain uptime for their customers, as even minor outages can lead to significant financial losses and damage to reputation.

In summary, the NEC NDA-30122 stands out as a versatile, reliable, and secure network device tailored for the demands of modern telecommunications. With its multipurpose architecture, integration of SDN and NFV technologies, and robust security measures, it equips service providers with the tools necessary to deliver superior performance and adapt to future challenges. This makes the NDA-30122 an attractive option for organizations looking to enhance their network capabilities and stay competitive in a rapidly changing landscape.
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