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PERATION AND MAINTENANCE
Windows SNMP Agent, while other functions are embedded in the
MX-ONE applications.
For a short summary of the basic monitoring and performance manage-
ment capabilities of the MX-ONE servers and applications, see section
9.6.1.1 MX-ONE Telephony System and 9.6.1.2 OneBox.
9.6.1.1 MX-ONE Telephony System
MX-ONE Telephony System provides the following monitoring and
performance management functions:
• Congestion on routes
The rate of congestion on routes is a critical resource in the Tele-
phony Server and is continuously monitored. When the congestion
rate reaches a certain threshold, alarms are generated.
• Traffic Measurements
Traffic measurements provide statistical information about the tele-
phony traffic in the Telephony Server. Examples of such measure-
ments are:
– Outgoing calls on a certain route
– Total number of incoming calls
Traffic measurements need to be configured and started manually
and data will be collected based on a number of different criteria
(configurable).
9.6.1.2 OneBox
The following three different tools are available for configuration in
OneBox:
• Support Messaging System Management (a suite of
Windows-based tools)
• Telephony Server Diagnostics
• Line Status & Reports
Note: The Telephony Server Diagnostics tool does not specifically refer
to the component Telephony Server in MX-ONE and the tool is
not part of MX-ONE.
9.7 Security Management
For detailed information, see chapter 10 Security, the description for
SECURITY, and SECURITY GUIDELINES.