What does this error message mean (when I logoff)?

[1SIKV35]

Whenever I logoff, I get this message:

Alarm origination is currently disabled
***Busied out resource detected; verify if release is needed

Any ideas.

Thanks.

 

[rgtrgt]

it means you have something (station, trunk, etc...) busied out

 

[98Converter]

From a previous post...

display errors, will show you all the busied out trunks ports and stations.

put in error type 18 then hit enter.

Thanks,
CJH

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[1SIKV35]

Thanks 98Converter! It no longer states:

***Busied out resource detected; verify if release is needed

It turns out I needed to release MIS.

however it still says:

Alarm origination is currently disabled

What's that?

 

[rgtrgt]

is your system maint screen you dont have it set up to outcall when u have an alarm

 

[orypecos]

Usually this is caused by someone logging in under the 'craft' password. When U log in as Craft, the system asks U if U want to disable alarm origination.
Did U have a technician out there lately? If so, have the technician dial in and turn it back on.

 

[1SIKV35]

The only time we use craftppp is for voicemail.

There hasn't been a technician out here. Is there any where I can enable it?

 

[orypecos]

I believe that it is 'change system maint' to enable 'Alarm origination'. But U have to have the permissions to do that. If U can't change it, U maybe able to do 'display system maint'. Usually U only have it enabled if U have a maintenance program with AVaya or someone else, or if U have your own system that monitors your telephone system. If none of these apply, then I can't think of a reason that U need it enabled. Except,I guess, U could have it call your home phone or cell phone and when U saw the caller id, U would know that something is wrong with your system, but not what in particular.
U have to have a line connected to the maintenance port on the phone system either way.

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