cha secondary-us

[sy278]

Hi Guys,

I am seeing this entry in my history:

6/26 20:55 MAINT user1 cha secondary-us

Can anyone tell me what this is?

I can't find any reference to it online or in the manual, additionally if I try to run this command, the switch says it is an invalid entry.


Thanks.

 

[DontDeleteMeAgain]

Thats the entry ASA makes when it logs in & out

 

[sy278]

really, when i log in through asa it never shows that against mine?

is it a specific part of asa that leaves that trace?

 

[Ronster]

Can't you ask "user1" what (s)he was doing at 20:55?

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Ronster

 

[sy278]

Unfortuantely we haven't been able to contact them as they are on annual leave.

 

[Ronster]

Aha!
I found this on another forum;

"The ch secondary-us is a logging command for newer communication manager system 4.0 and above. Basically the newer CM systems allow multiple users to be in a change command at one time"

I would look to see if there are other changes just before/after in the hist.

_______________________________________
Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It's the transition that's troublesome.
Isaac Asimov
science fiction novelist & scholar (1920 - 1992)

Ronster

 

[jfh9219]

I believe it is part of the mechanism that Avaya is using to allow superuser privileges. sy278 are you a member of the suser group? If not that is why your logon is not shown executing the command.

 

[sy278]

Thanks for that but the strange thing is there are no other changes in the hitory anywhere near that time.

 

[DontDeleteMeAgain]

try running a simple report from ASA, try doing "list trunk-groups", then once it's done, go into your CM & do list history.

 

[phoneguy55]

That command appeared with CM4.0 and you only see it when you initially log in. I can be the only person in the switch and see that command upon login so it is not from 2 people making a change at the same time. I would love to know the answer to this. To date no one that I have spoken to can give me a straight answer. Many refer back to the avayausers post that Roster stated above. Who knows...

 

[DontDeleteMeAgain]

i have already given you the answer. it is the entry ASA makes.

 

[phoneguy55]

I don't see it upon logout. Only login

 

[Ronster]

Unfortuantely we haven't been able to contact them (user1) as they are on annual leave.

Are they not back yet?

Ronster
"I always arrive late at the office, but I make up for it by leaving early."

 

[DontDeleteMeAgain]

correct, all you will see is the login record