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Th e  INTUITY and  DEFINITY AUDIX System uses the following  format:
 
label,PONESECOND,underflow(unused),0-1,1-2,...,8-9,
9-10,overflow (>10) 
The d ata is initialized  to zero at the beg inning of eac h hour on I
NTUITY and 
DEFINITY AUDIX System, and  on a reb oot on an R1 AUDIX System, and  
eac h is inc remented c ontinuously. 
The DEFINITY AUDIX System histog ram typ e 
PD BL BL A N K
 (HIST for 
I
NTUITY) has 20 data entries that rep resent a value for a p artic ular event. 
The value of eac h c ell is d esc ribed  in the sec tion ab out the p artic ular 
statistic . 
The sets of statistic s and  histog rams availab le are d esc rib ed  b elow with 
the label and  typ e in p arentheses:
 For the DEFINITY AUDIX System:
— Re c ip i e n t s Pe r M e s sa g e  ( PF_RC P_STATS, PU D STAT) a re  st a t is t i c s  
on the total numb er of rec ip ients for eac h voic e mail messag e sent 
to 2 or more rec ip ients. 
— Rec ip ients Per Messag e (PF_RCP_HIST,PDBLBLANK) is a 
histog ram of the numb er of rec ip ients for eac h voic e mail messag e 
sent to 2 or more rec ip ients. 
This histog ram indic ates the numb er of rec ip ients eac h time a list is 
used . The first d ata entry rep resents lists of 2 throug h 9 rec ip ients. 
The sec ond  entry rep resents 10 throug h 19 rec ip ients and  so on. 
The 20th and  last d ata entry represents the numb er of times a list is 
used  with 190 throug h 250 rec ipients. 
— Memb ers Per List Created  (PF_CLMS_STATS,PUDSTAT) are 
statistic s on the numb er of memb ers in eac h list that is c reated . 
(The next eig ht statistic s are statistic s on the time sp ent in eac h of 
the eight ac tivities from the main ac tivity menu:) 
— Create Outg oing  Mail (PF_COM_STATS,PTSTAT) 
— Sc an Inc oming  Mail (PF_SIM_STATS,PTSTAT) 
— Greeting  Ad ministration (PF_GA_STATS,PTSTAT) 
— Sc a n  O u t g o i n g  M a il b o x  (PF_SO M _STATS, PTSTAT)  
— Sub scrib er Ad ministration (PF_SA_STATS,PTSTAT) 
— Outc alling  Ad ministration (PF_OC_STATS,PTSTAT) 
— Automatic  Messag e Sc an (PF_AMS_STATS,PTSTAT) 
— Sys t e m  A d m in is t r a t i o n  ( PF_SY_STATS, PTSTAT) 
— Messag e Deleted  Interval (PF_DEL_STATS,PTSTAT) are statistic s on 
the time from a user p ressing 
*D to d elete a messag e until the 
announc ement 
deleted b eg ins to p lay out.  
						

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— M e s s a g e  D e le t e d  I n t e r v a l ( PF_D EL _H I ST, PON ESEC O N D )  i s a  
histog ram of the time from a user p ressing 
*D to d elete a messag e 
until the announc ement 
deleted b eg ins to p lay out. 
— Queue-Mail Interval (PF_Q_MAIL_STATS,PTSTAT) are statistic s on 
the time from when a user sending  a messag e g ives the final 
instruc tions to d eliver a messag e until the announc ement 
req uesting  the next op eration b eg ins to p lay out. 
— Q u e u e - M a i l I n t e r v a l  (PF_Q _M A I L _H I ST, PO N ESEC O N D )  is  a  
histog ram of the time from when a user sending  a messag e g ives 
the final instruc tions to d eliver a messag e until the announc ement 
req uesting  the next op eration b eg ins to p lay out. 
— Name Voic eb ac k Interval (PF_NVBACK_STATS, PTSTAT) are 
statistic s on the time b etween entering  the 
# after entering  a 
p assword  d uring  a suc c essful log in until the sub sc rib er’s name 
begins to play out. 
— N a m e  Vo i c e b a c k I n t e r va l ( PF_N VB A C K_H I ST,  PO N ESEC O N D )  i s a  
histog ram of the time b etween entering  the 
# after entering  a 
p assword  d uring  a suc c essful log in until the sub sc rib er’s name 
begins to play out. 
— Message Recording Time (PF_MRCRD_STATS, PTSTAT) are 
statistic s on the time sp ent rec ord ing  messag es. 
— Broad c ast Up d ate (PF_BC_UPD_STATS, PTSTAT) are statistic s on 
the time sp ent to upd ate all Messag e Waiting  Lamp s when a 
b roadc ast messag e is sent. 
— Messag e Waiting  Ind ic ator On (PF_MWI_ON_STATS, PUDSTAT) are 
statistic s on the time it takes to turn on a messag e waiting  ind ic ator. 
— Messag e Waiting  Ind ic ator On (PF_MWI_ON_HIST, PDBLBLANK) 
is a histog ram of the time it takes to turn on a messag e waiting 
indic ator. 
Th i s  h is t o g r a m  is  s im i la r t o  a  PO N ESEC O N D  h i st o g ra m ,  e xc e p t  t h a t  
there are 20 c ells (p lus und erflow and  overflow) instead  of 10 c ells. 
— Messag e Waiting  Ind ic ator Off (PF_MWI_OFF_STATS, PUDSTAT) 
are statistic s on the time it takes to turn off a messag e waiting  
indic ator. 
— Messag e Waiting  Ind ic ator Off (PF_MWI_OFF_HIST, PDBLBLANK) 
is a histog ram of the time it takes to turn off a messag e waiting  
indic ator. 
Th i s  h is t o g r a m  is  s im i la r t o  a  PO N ESEC O N D  h i st o g ra m ,  e xc e p t  t h a t  
there are 20 c ells (p lus und erflow and overflow) instead  of 10 c ells.
— IMAPI statistic s (p refix is API_STATS) are statistic s on the time it 
takes to exec ute eac h of the IMAPI func tion c ells.  
						

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— Network Messag e Delivery Time (PF_DD_STATS) are statistic s on 
the time to d eliver a networked  message.
— Network Messag e Delivery Time (PF_DD_HIST) is a histog ram of 
the time it takes to d eliver a networked  message.
The histog ram has 20 b uc kets that are org anized  ac c ord ing  to d elivery d elay 
intervals as shown b elow:
Buc kets 1 -12: 5 minute intervals, 0-> 5 min, 5+ ->  min, ...55+ -> 60 min
Buc kets 13, 14: 15 minute intervals, 60+ -> 75 min, 75+ -> 90 min
Buc ket 15:  30 minute interval: 90+ -> 120 min
Buc ket 16: 1 hour interval: 2+  hrs ->  3 hrs
Buc ket 17: 2 hour interval: 3+  hrs ->  5 hrs
Buc ket 18: 4 hour interval: 5+  hrs ->  9 hrs
Buc ket 19: 16 hour interval: 9+  hrs ->  25 hrs
Buc ket 20: over 25 hours
— (PF_SABER_HIST) a histog ram of the time b etween turning  SABER  
on and  SABER returning  a result
— ( PF_SA BER_SESS_H I ST)  a  h is t o g r a m  o f  t h e  t o t a l  t i m e  a  SAB ER 
session is held
— (PF_SABER_STATS) statistic s on the time b etween turning  SABER 
on and  SABER returning  a result
— ( PF_SA BER_SESS_STATS)  s t a t i s t ic s o n  t o t a l  a m o u n t  o f  t i m e  a  
SABER session is held
— (PF_MSGAPP_STATS) statistic s on the time b etween p ressing  
#
 
to ap prove a messag e and  hearing  the next announc ement.
— (PF_MSGAPP_HIST) a histog ram of the time b etween p ressing  
#
 
to ap prove a messag e and  hearing  the next announc ement. 
— (PF_FWD_MSGAPP_STATS) statistic s on the time b etween p ressing  

#
 to ap p rove a forward ed  and  hearing  the next announc ement.
— (PF_FWD_MSGAPP_HIST) a histog ram of the time b etween 
p ressing  
#
 to ap prove a messag e and  hearing  the next 
announc ement. 
— ( PF_REPLY_M SGA PP_STATS)  s t a t i st i c s  o n  t h e  t im e  b e t w e e n  
p ressing  
#
 to ap prove a messag e rep ly and hearing  the next 
announc ement.
— ( PF_REPLY _M SG APP_H I ST)  a  h is t o g r a m  o f  t h e  t i m e  b e t w e e n  
p ressing  
#
 to ap prove a messag e and  hearing  the next 
announc ement. 
— (PF_UNDEL_STATS) statistic s on the time from a user p ressing  **u 
until the announc ement that the messag e was restored is p layed 
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— (PF_UNDEL_HIST) a histog ram of the time between p ressing  
#
 to 
ap p rove a messag e and  hearing  the next announc ement. 
— (PF_VM_MSG_LGTH_STATS) statistic s on the leng th of voic e mail 
messag es.
— (PF_VM_MSG_LGTH_HIST) a historogram of the leng th of voic e 
mail messages. Eac h buc ket represents 30 seconds. 
— (PF_CA_MSG_LGTH_STATS) statistics on the length of Call Answer 
messag es. 
— (PF_CA_MSG_LGTH_HIST) a histog ram of the length of Call 
Answer messages. Eac h buc ket represents 30 seconds.
nProc essor Oc c up anc y 
Proc essor oc c upanc y d ata measures the average oc c up anc y over a five 
minute interval. For the Feature Proc essor (FP), Voic e Session Proc essor 
(VSP), and  the Data Base Proc essor (DBP), 24 hours of oc c up anc y d ata is 
availab le for the 24 hours b efore that d ata is retrieved . For the 
Multi-Func tion Board  (MFB) and  for the I
NTUITY AUDIX system, eig ht days 
of oc c up anc y d ata are availab le just as they are for all other p erformanc e 
statistic s. 
Th e  
typ e for all oc c up anc y measurements is 
CPU_DATA
. The lab els for 
the oc c up anc y measurements are 
FP_OCCUPANCY
, 

VSP_OCCUPANCY
, and  
DBP_OCCUPANCY
 for the R1 AUDIX 
System and 
MFB_OCCUPANCY
 for the DEFINITY AUDIX System and 

CPU_OCCUPANCY
 for I
NTUITY.  Fo r t h e  FP,  VSP,  a n d  D BP,  e a c h  li n e  
c ontains one hour’s worth of d ata beg inning at the 
date and time shown. 
Th e re f o re ,  t h e re  a re  a  t o t a l  o f  2 4  l in e s  o f  d a t a  f o r  t h e  FP,  VSP,  a n d  D BP.  
Fo r  I
NTUITY and  DEFINITY AUDIX System, eac h line c ontains one hour’s 
worth of d ata beg inning at the 
date and time shown; there is one line for 
every hour req uested . 
ADAP c ollec ts the following  CPU_OCCUPANCY data for an I
NTUITY 
system:
— (IDLE_DATA) system id le time (p erc ent)
— (CPU_DATA) sum of user and  system CPU oc c up anc y (p erc ent)
— (WIO_DATA) wait I/O time (p erc ent) 
— (PAGE_SCAN) page scans per second
— (KERNEL_MEM) d ynamic  kernel memory alloc ated  (MB/hour)
The system reg isters  an event in the event log whenever one of the ab ove 
measurements is outsid e the rec ommend ed  range. In add ition, a warning  
alarm is g enerated  whenever the system id le time is too low (less than 
10% for 20 minutes or more d uring  the last hour).
The only other d ata that app ear in the outp ut file for a I
NTUITY or DEFINITY 
AUDIX System after using the getperf
 c ommand  is one line ind ic ating the 
d ate and  time of d ay assoc iated  with the d ata. 
						

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The only other d ata that ap p ear in the outp ut file for the R1 AUDIX System 
after using  the getperf
 c ommand  is one line ind ic ating  the d ate and  time 
of d ay when the data are retrieved and  one line ind ic ating  the time sinc e 
the system last restarted  in d ays, hours, and  minutes. 
nLAN Traffic  Data
The following  d ata is c ollec ted  ab out the LAN traffic  on the I
NTUITY system:
— (LAN_DATA, PKTS_SENT)  numb er of p ac kets sent b y the I
NTUITY 
system to the LAN interfac e sinc e the I
NTUITY was last b ooted
— (LAN_DATA, PKTS_RCVD) numb er of p ac kets rec eived  b y the 
I
NTUITY system from the LAN interfac e sinc e the INTUITY was last 
b ooted
— (LAN_DATA, BYTES_SENT) numb er of b ytes sent b y the I
NTUITY 
system to the LAN interfac e sinc e the I
NTUITY was last b ooted
— (LAN_DATA, BYTES_RCV) numb er of b ytes rec eived  by the I
NTUITY 
system from the LAN interfac e sinc e the I
NTUITY was last b ooted
— (LAN_DATA, PKTS_RXMT) numb er of p ac kets retransmitted  from 
the I
NTUITY system to the LAN interfac e sinc e the INTUITY was last 
b ooted
Data Collection 
Fo r  t h e  INTUITY and  DEFINITY AUDIX Systems, the getperf
 c ommand  writes the 
time assoc iated  with the d ata to b e retrieved . It then issues an ap p rop riate 
numb er of c ommand s to retrieve the p erformanc e file for the d ate and  times 
sp ec ified . 
For R1 AUDIX Systems, the getperf
 c ommand  first read s the AUDIX System 
c loc k and  rec ord s the c urrent d ate and  time of day. It then issues an ap p rop riate 
numb er of c ommand s to retrieve the p erformanc e d ata. 
Output Format for Each Data Type 
The following list provid es an example for eac h typ e of p erformanc e d ata: 
nPe g s  

PF_GU EST_C O N N EC T_PEG
,
PEG
,5 
nSt a t i st ic s  

PF_C L M S_STATS
,
PUDSTAT
,17,1,45,269,0
nHistograms 

PF_RC P_H IST
,
PDBLBLANK
,590,102,20,3,7,10,3,2,6,9,2,0,0,0,0,0,0, 
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nMFB Oc c up anc y 

MFB_OCCUPANCY
,
CPU_DATA
,24.1,19.4,18.9,15.9,22.3,26.2,13.0, 
14.72,16.4,10.8,11.3 
nFP/ VSP O c c u p a n c y 

FP_OCCUPANCY
,
CPU_DATA
,19890809,1700,39.0,36.0,33.0,28.7, 
26.2, 29.6,26.2, 20.2,etc . 
nDBP Oc c up anc y 

DBP_OCCUPANCY
,
CPU_DATA
,19940809,1730,50.6,31.0,47.5,36.5,
53.7,49.8,48.2,41.2,38.0,37.3,51.0,49.4 
nCPU Oc c up anc y for the INTUITY AUDIX System

CPU_OCCUPANCY
,
CPU_DATA
,52,46,51,47,51,47,59,50,51,51,
  50,49
For the DEFINITY AUDIX System: 
The first element of the outp ut file for a p artic ular hour is the MFB b oard loc ation. 
MFB_NUMBER,BOARD_NUM, embed 
The next element of the outp ut file is the date and  time of d ay for the next set of 
assoc iated  d ata. 
STARTING_TIME,TOD, yyyymmdd, hh00 
The remaind er of the outp ut file lists the MFB oc c upanc y first, followed  b y p eg s, 
followed  b y all statistic s and  histog rams. 
For R1 AUDIX Systems, 
The first element of the outp ut file is the c urrent d ate and  time of d ay, as read  
using the system c loc k sc reen: 
TIME_OF_DAY,TOD, yyyymmdd, hhmm 
The sec ond  element is the time sinc e b oot, c omp uted  using the value of 
Pe r f _
tic ks
 in the FP d ata: 
TIME_SINCE_BOOT,PERF_TIME, ddd, hhmm 
The remaind er of the outp ut file lists all p eg s first, followed  b y all statistic s and  
histog rams, followed  b y all oc c upanc y d ata.  
						

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12getralar
Get resolved  alarm d ata 
Syntax 
getralar   
[-d mmddyy [-t hhmm]] [-c fault/alarm c od e] [-M
 y/n] [-m y/n] 
[-W
 
y/n] [-T resourc e-typ e [-L location]] [-n nnnn] [-u unit] 
[-l 
level] [-p nn] [-r release] [-A ap p lication] [-v
] [-w
] [-V
] [> ofile] 
Description 
This c ommand  retrieves all p ag es of the following sc reens for the searc h informa-
tion that you sp ec ify: 
nINTUITY AUDIX Disp lay Alarms
nDEFINITY AUDIX Disp lay Alarms 
nR1 AUDIX maintenanc e : resolved  alarm : d isp lay 
Fo r  t h e  I
NTUITY and  DEFINITY AUDIX Systems, ADAP up d ates the sp ec ific ation 
field s of the Disp lay Alarms sc reen while retrieving  the d ata. For the R1 AUDIX 
System, ADAP up dates the maintenanc e : resolved  alarm : sp ec ific ation sc reen 
b efore retrieving  the sc reen d ata. The voic e mail system retains the values you 
sup p ly after the retrieval is c omp leted . 
If you omit the op tions and  their qualifiers (for example, unit, level, and  fault/alarm 
c od e), then 
all resolved  alarms from and  inc lud ing  the sp ec ified  d ate are 
returned . 
For c omp lete lists of units, resourc e typ es and  fault/alarm c od es, see the 
ap p rop riate voic e mail system maintenanc e manual. 
No inp ut is req uired. All resolved  alarms retrieved  are written to stand ard outp ut. 
-d
Date flag ; must b e followed  b y 
mmddyy. This flag  is req uired  for 
R1 AUDIX systems. The d efault is to retrieve d ata for all d ates. 
mmdd yy Retrieves d ata starting  at the month, d ay, and year indic ated  b y 
mmddyy. For examp le, if you enter 072294
, the d ata starting  on 
July 22, 1994, is retrieved . 
-t
Time of d ay flag ; must b e followed  b y 
hhmm. This flag  is availab le 
only if the -d
 flag  is also sp ec ified . This flag  is req uired  for AUDIX 
systems. The d efault is to retrieve all d ata starting  at the sp ec ified  
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hhmm Retrieves errors from the sp ec ified  hour and  minute to the c urrent 
time. For examp le, if you enter 1512
 at 6:00 p .m. (for retrieval on 
the same d ay), the d ata from 3:12 p .m. to 6:00 p .m. is retrieved . 
Midnight is represented by 0000.
-T
Resourc e typ e; flag  must b e followed  with 
resource-typ e. This 
argument is valid only for the I
NTUITY and  DEFINITY AUDIX 
systems. 
resource 
typeRetrieves alarms logg ed  ag ainst the resourc e type that you 
sp ec ify. See the ap p rop riate voic e mail system maintenanc e 
manual for a list of resourc e typ es. 
-L
Loc ation flag ; must b e followed  with 
loc ation. This arg ument is 
valid  only for the I
NTUITY and  DEFINITY AUDIX Systems. 
loc ation Retrieves errors log g ed  ag ainst resourc es at the sp ec ified  
loc ation. The -T 
resourc e-type arg ument also must b e sp ec ified . 
See the ap p rop riate voic e mail system forms referenc e manual for 
the format of loc ation.
-M
Major alarms; must b e followed  b y either 
y or n. This arg ument is 
valid  only for the I
NTUITY and  DEFINITY AUDIX systems. The 
d efault is 
y. 
y/n Retrieves or d oes not retrieve major alarms. 
-m
Minor alarms flag ; must b e followed  b y either a 
y or n. This 
argument is valid only for the I
NTUITY and  DEFINITY AUDIX 
systems. The d efault is 
y. 
y/n Retrieves or d oes not retrieve minor alarms. 
-W
Warning  alarm flag ; must b e followed  b y either a 
y or n. This 
argument is valid only for the I
NTUITY and  DEFINITY AUDIX 
systems. The d efault is 
y. 
y/n Retrieves or d oes not retrieve warning  alarms. 
-n
Numb er of alarm entries flag ; must b e followed  b y 
nnnn. This 
argument is valid only for the I
NTUITY and  DEFINITY AUDIX 
systems. 
nnnn Retrieves the numb er (
nnnn) of alarm entries that you sp ec ify. If 
you don’t spec ify this flag or you use the word all
, all alarm entries 
that meet the sp ec ific ation c riteria are returned . 
-u
Hard ware unit; flag  must b e followed  b y 
unit. This arg ument is 
valid  only for the R1 AUDIX System. 
unit Retrieves alarms logg ed  ag ainst the hard ware unit that you 
sp ec ify. See the ap p rop riate voic e mail system maintenanc e 
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-l
Severity level numb er; flag  must b e followed  b y level. This flag  is 
availab le only for R1 AUDIX systems.
level Retrieves alarms logg ed  with the severity level you sp ec ify (0 =  
major, 1 =  minor, and  2 =  warning ). 
-c
Fault/alarm c od e number flag; must b e followed  b y 
fault/alarm 
code
. 
fault/alarm 
codeRetrieves alarms logg ed  with the spec ific  fault c od e.  
-A
Ap p lic ation flag ; must b e followed  b y 
ap p lic ation. This flag  is only 
availab le with the Intuity AUDIX System. 
ap p lic ation Retrieves only rec ord s logg ed  ag ainst this ap p lic ation (mod ule), 
i . e .  VM .  Se e  
INTUITY AUDIX Platform Ad ministration and  
Maintenanc e for Release
 3.0 585-310-557.
-r
Release flag ; must b e followed  b y 
release. 
release Retrieves d ata for the spec ified  release of the I
NTUITY AUDIX, 
DEFINITY AUDIX, or R1 AUDIX System software. For DEFINITY 
AUDIX Systems, the d efault is D-r3.2. For I
NTUITY AUDIX Systems, 
the d efault is I-r5.0 
-p
Numb er of alarm p ages flag; must b e followed  b y 
nn. This flag  is 
availab le only for AUDIX systems. 
nn Retrieves the numb er (
nn) of alarm p ag es that you sp ec ify. 
-v
Writes transfer statistic s to the sc reen at the end  of the transfer. 
Pressing  v
 while the c ommand  is exec uting  send s the up d ated  
transfer status to the sc reen. 
-w
Writes a one-line summary of the exit status of this c ommand into 
the file, form_req.rc
. 
-V
Writes the ADAP version numb er for this c ommand  and  exits 
without transferring  any sc reens d ata. 
>  ofile Sp ec ifies the name of the file to whic h d ata is written. The 
filename must b e p rec ed ed  b y the symb ol > . If no output file is 
sp ec ified , d ata is written to the sc reen.  
						

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Errors 
If no resolved  alarms exist that fit the spec ified  searc h, no output is written. 
!CAUTION:
The following caution applies only to R1 AUDIX Systems: 
If operators on the loc al maintenanc e terminal (LMT) and  the loc al ad minis-
tration terminal (LAT) c onc urrently ac c ess the same sc reen information, out-
p ut on either terminal c ould  p rematurely terminate or reflec t other 
undesirable changes.
Output Format
Outp ut for the getralar
 c ommand  when c ommunic ating  with DEFINITY and  
I
NTUITY AUDIX systems is formatted as follows, with one rec ord  for eac h alarm.
Outp ut for the AUDIX getralar
 c ommand  when c ommunic ating  with an R1 AUDIX 
System is formatted  as follows, with one rec ord  for eac h alarm
FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
Seq. 
No.Field Name TypeMax.
WidthR1
AUDIX
System 
DEFINITY
AUDIX
SystemI
NTUITYAUDIX
System
1 resourc e typ e C 10
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
2 loc ation C 11
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
3 alarm level C 3
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
4 fault/alarm c od e N 4
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
5 ac knowled g e C 1
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
6 data alarmed D 8
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
7 time alarmed T 4
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
8 date resolved D 8
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
9 time resolved T 4
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
10 resolve reason C 6
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
11 ap plic ation C 2
I-r2.0+
FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
Seq. 
No.Field Name TypeMax.
WidthR1
AUDIX
System 
DEFINITY
AUDIX
SystemI
NTUITYAUDIX
System
1 ac tivated  d ate D 8 r1v2+
2 ac tivated  time T 4 r1v2+
3 resolved date D 8 r1v2+
4 resolved time T 4 r1v2+