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Summary_list
Task5Stats alarms
Task1What is an alarm?
Task2Adding an alarm
Task3Configuring an alarm
Task4Call alarms

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What is an alarm?

An Alarm An alarm object can be set up at any level of point in the Directory in order to trigger an alert when calls whose properties match certain criteria are methave happened, such as calls above a particular duration, calls to specific phone numbers, or when user-defined cost thresholds are exceeded. The criteria set for the alarm can be triggered by calls or by a particular stats point. The criteria that must be met to trigger an alarm is user-defined and email alerts can be sent to one or more recipients.

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Adding an alarm

To add an alarm object to the system, drill-down to the Directory level where you want to place the alarm , and click on the

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tab, as shown below:

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In the new window that opens, select the Alarm object from the Other object list, enter a relevant name and click on the Add button, as shown below:

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The alarm will appear in the Directory, as shown below:

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Configuring an alarm

To configure an alarm, locate the object in the Directory, click on it and select Properties from the drop-down list, as shown below:

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A new window will open, allowing you to configure the properties of the your alarm object.

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General

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Call alarms

General

This tab allows you to edit the alarm's name and select the type of alarm you want to add to the system.configure the general properties of your 

Referencemacro
LabelCall alarm
object:

FieldDescription
Alarm nameEnter a relevant name for the alarm object.

Alarm type

Select the type of alarm you want to add to the Directory.

Trigger only once until alarm is reset (call alarms)

Enable this option if you want the alarm to be triggered only the first time the alarm's criteria is met.

Criteria

This tabs To set up the criteria that must be met in order to trigger the alarm, click on the

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icon, as shown below:

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A new window will open, displaying a list of filters you can set up in order to configure the alarm criteria. Each filter consists of three elements: the filter's property (account code, dialled number, etc), an operator and a value field.

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To add a filter to your alarm object, choose the filter type from the

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LabelProperty
list, enter a relevant value and select an operator in order to define its meaning. The filters available for this type of alarm object are described below:

Account code

This filter allows you to set up an alarm based on account codes. To set up the alarm criteria for the alarm to be triggered.

Account code

Alarms_enterprise
Value33
Value1Account code
Value2Does not end with

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, enter the account code (or part of the account code number) in the box provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when a call whose account code contains 

Keywordmacro
Label21
is logged.

Criteria_filter
Value321
Value1Account code
Value2Contains

Call type

This filter allows you to set up an alarm based on call type, in terms of where the call originated and where it was delivered, e.g. incoming, outgoing, internal, etc. To set up the alarm criteria, choose a call type from the list provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when a

Keywordmacro
LabelTandem
call is logged:

Criteria_filter
Value3Tandem
Value1Call type
Value2Equals

Carrier

This filter allows you to set up an alarm based on the carrier (tariff table) used to cost calls. To set up the alarm criteria, choose a carrier from the list provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when a call routed over a

Keywordmacro
LabelBT
carrier is logged.

Criteria_filter
Value3BT
Value1Carrier
Value2Equals

Channel

This filter allows you to set up an alarm based on the call traffic going over your telephone lines. To set up the alarm criteria, click on the

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icon to locate the relevant channel in the Directory; select the channel and choose the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when channel
Keywordmacro
LabelT234
  is used to log a call.

Criteria_filter
Value3T234
Value1Channel
Value2Equals

Chargeband

This filter allows you to set up an alarm based on the chargeband used to cost calls. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the chargeband's name (or a sequence of characters you want to be matched) in the box provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when a call's chargeband begins with the characters

Keywordmacro
LabelMob
.

Criteria_filter
Value3Mob
Value1Chargeband
Value2Begins with

CLI

This filter allows you to set up an alarm based on CLI. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the CLI (or part of the CLI number) in the box provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when a call's CLI contains the digits

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Label2652626
.

Criteria_filter
Value32652626
Value1CLI
Value2Contains

Cost

This filter allows you set up an alarm in order to monitor calls below or above a specific cost. To set up the cost criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the cost of a call is greater than

Keywordmacro
Label10
.

Criteria_filter
Value310
Value1Cost
Value2Is greater than

Destination

This filter allows you set up an alarm based on the destination of the call. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the destination name (or part of its name) in the box provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the destination of a call is

Keywordmacro
LabelFrance
.

Criteria_filter
Value3France
Value1Destination
Value2Equals

Dialled number

This filter allows you set up an alarm when a full or partial number is dialled. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant number in the box provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the dialled number begins with 

Keywordmacro
Label074
.

Criteria_filter
Value3074
Value1Dialled number
Value2Begins with

Duration

This filter allows you set up an alarm based on the duration of a call. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the duration in the box provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when a call whose duration is greater than

Keywordmacro
Label3600
seconds is logged.

Criteria_filter
Value33600
Value1Duration
Value2Is greater than

LCR code

This filter allows you set up an alarm based on Least Cost Routing (LCR) codes. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the LCR code in the box provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when a call whose LCR code ends with 

Keywordmacro
Label680
is logged.

Criteria_filter
Value3680
Value1LCR code
Value2Ends with

Response time

This filter allows you set up an alarm based on response time. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the response time in the box provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the response time of a calls is greater than 

Keywordmacro
Label20
seconds.

Criteria_filter
Value320
Value1Response time
Value2Is greater than

Start time

This filter allows you set up an alarm based on the time a call started. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the start time in hh:mm:ss format in the box provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when a call that started before

Keywordmacro
Label09:00:00
is logged in the system.

Criteria_filter
Value309:00:00
Value1Start time
Value2Is less than

Trunk access code

If your telephone system uses trunk access codes to connect calls using specific channels, you can set up an alarm based on calls made using these codes. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the trunk access code in the box provided and select the appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when a call whose trunk access code is 

Keywordmacro
Label5480
is logged.

Criteria_filter
Value35480
Value1Trunk access code
Value2Equals

User

This filter allows you set up an alarm in order to monitor the calls of a particular user. To set up the alarm criteria, click on the

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icon to locate the user in the Directory; select the user and choose an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when a call is logged for the user
Keywordmacro
LabelJohn Smith
.

Criteria_filter
Value3John Smith
Value1User
Value2Equals

Weekday

This filter allows you set up an alarm in order to monitor the call activity for a particular day of the week. To set up the alarm criteria, choose the relevant weekday from the list provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when a call is logged on a Sunday.

Criteria_filter
Value3Sunday
Value1Weekday
Value2Equals

Notification

The

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LabelNotification
 tab allows you set up an email alert when the alarm is being triggered. To send the notification to multiple email addresses, separate each entry with a comma.

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Stats alarms

General

This tab allows you to edit the general properties of your

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object:

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FieldDescription
Alarm nameEnter a relevant name for the alarm object.

Alarm type

Select the type of alarm you want to add to the Directory.

Criteria

This tab allows you to select the stats point where you want to place your alarm object and to set up the criteria that must be met in order to trigger the alarm.

Selecting a stats point

To select a stats point object, click on the

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icon, as shown below:

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A new window will open, allowing you to drill through the Directory in order to locate the stats point object where you want to add the alarm. Click on the

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icon to select it. The stats point will be added in the list, as shown below:

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Selecting the criteria

To set up the criteria that must be met in order to trigger the alarm, click on the

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icon, as shown below:

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A new window will open, displaying a list of filters you can set up in order to configure the alarm criteria. Each filter consists of three elements: the filter's property (account code, dialled number, etc), an operator and a value field.

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To add a filter to your alarm object, choose the filter type from the

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LabelProperty
list, enter a relevant value and select an operator in order to define its meaning. The available filters for this type of alarm object are described in detail in the table below:

Count

This filter allows you set up an alarm based on the total number of calls registered by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the total number of calls collected by the stats point is greater than 

Keywordmacro
Label100
.

Criteria_filter
Value3100
Value1Count
Value2Is greater than

Total duration

This filter allows you to set up an alarm based on the total call duration register by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the total duration registered by the stats point is

Keywordmacro
Label3600
seconds.

Criteria_filter
Value33600
Value1Total duration
Value2Equals

Average duration

This filter allows you to set up an alarm based on the average call duration registered for the calls collected by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the average duration registered by the stats point is not equal to

Keywordmacro
Label1800
seconds.

Criteria_filter
Value31800
Value1Avg duration
Value2Does not equal

Minimum duration

This filter allow you to set up an alarm based on the minimum call duration registered by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the minimum duration registered by the stats point is less than

Keywordmacro
Label600
seconds.

Criteria_filter
Value3600
Value1Min duration
Value2Is less than

Maximum duration

This filter allow you to set up an alarm based on the maximum call duration registered by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the maximum duration registered by the stats point is greater than

Keywordmacro
Label600
seconds.

Criteria_filter
Value3600
Value1Max duration
Value2Is greater than

Total response

This filter allow you to set up an alarm based on the total response time registered by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the total response time registered by the stats point is less than

Keywordmacro
Label10
seconds.

Criteria_filter
Value310
Value1Total response
Value2Is less than

Average response

This filter allow you to set up an alarm based on the average response time registered by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the average response time registered by the stats point is greater than

Keywordmacro
Label7
seconds.

Criteria_filter
Value37
Value1Avg response
Value2Is greater than

Minimum response

This filter allow you to set up an alarm based on the minimum response time registered by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the minimum response time registered by the stats point is 

Keywordmacro
Label5
seconds.

Criteria_filter
Value35
Value1Min response
Value2Equals

Maximum response

This filter allows you to set up an alarm based on the maximum response time registered by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the maximum response time registered by the stats point is not

Keywordmacro
Label5
seconds.

Criteria_filter
Value35
Value1Max response
Value2Does not equal

Total cost

This filter allows you to set up an alarm based on the total cost registered for the calls collected by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the total cost registered by the stats point is

Keywordmacro
Label50
 

Criteria_filter
Value350
Value1Total cost
Value2Equals

Average cost

This filter allows you set up an alarm based on the average cost registered for the calls collected by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the average cost registered by the stats point is greater than

Keywordmacro
Label20
.

Criteria_filter
Value320
Value1Avg cost
Value2Is greater than

Minimum cost

This filter allows you set up an alarm based on the minimum cost registered for the calls collected by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the minimum cost registered by the stats point is

Keywordmacro
Label10
.

Criteria_filter
Value310
Value1Min cost
Value2Equals

Maximum cost

This filter allows you set up an alarm based on the maximum cost registered for the calls collected by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the maximum cost registered by the stats point is greater than

Keywordmacro
Label60
.

Criteria_filter
Value360
Value1Max cost
Value2Is greater than

Concurrency

This filter allows you set up an alarm based on the concurrency of calls registered by the selected stats point. To set up the alarm criteria, enter the relevant value in the box provided and select an appropriate operator. In the example below, an alarm will be triggered when the call concurrency registered by the stats point is greater than

Keywordmacro
Label5
.

Criteria_filter
Value35
Value1Concurrency
Value2Equals

Notification

The

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LabelNotification
 tab allows you set up an email alert when the alarm is being triggered. To send the notification to multiple email addresses, separate each entry with a comma.

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