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eLOG 161
— msgrqs = Message request or also called incoming alarm
—
incrqs *IC = Incoming Confirmation
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INPGM id
The Input Program ID. Each input program has its own unique
identifier. An Input Program ID is an identifier only, and the digits
do not necessarily have a meaning, however, there the common
convention is to use the digits as follows:
Table 17
Default Input Program Identification.
Digit Meaning
1
Site identifier
2
Area identifier
3
Input program identifier
— 1 = eCAP or eAPI or eESPA
— 4 = eVBVOICE
— 5 = eCSTA
— 6 = eIO
— 7 = eWEB
— 8 = eSMTP_server
— 9 = eDMSAPI
4 and 5 01-99 Input program sequence number
• INPGM Appl
Input Program Module Application name. The previously mentioned
Input Program ID is always unique, however, this input Program
Module Application name is not always unique.
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INPGM Manufacturer
Description of the manufacturer of the input program. It is a description
only. This field is not used in alarm processing at all.
• INPUT DEVICE
Some input programs generate a specification of where the alarm
came from, for example, the eSMTP_server module indicates the
Senders E-mail Address. After an alarm comes in through eCSTA or
eDMSAPI, and the Calling Line ID is sent over the CSTA connection,
you see the CLI of the calling extension.
• MESSAGE
This is the message as it is sent to the output device. Note that this
message can differ from the original message. There are two main
items that can cause a difference between the original message and
this message field:
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