Article #ETM824 Synopsis If your ETM® Database computer hard drive becomes full, the ETM Server cannot run. You will need to either provide additional storage space or clear some space on the hard drive so that you can restart the ETM Service. More Information By default, the ETM Server permanently stores...

Knowledge Base Article #APP595 Versions Affected ETM® system 4.0 and later. Synopsis The ETM System v4.0 and later includes the call type modem energy. This article provides a definition of modem energy and explains which types of calls may be identified as modem energy. More Information Definition of Modem Energy Calls for...

Article #ETMD274 Symptom: The ETM® Management Server crashes with an ‘ORA-00018: maximum number of sessions exceeded’ error. Description: An Oracle database has a defined number of connections that it accepts at any one time. In a large installation, it is possible for the ETM System to use all of these possible...

Knowledge Base Article #APP754 See attached. Note that this information is also found in the ETM® System v4.0TechnicalReference, pp 1-2. Click Download for more Details:

Knowledge Base Article #APP508 See attached. Note that this information is also found in the ETM® System v4.0 TechnicalReference, pp 3-4. Click Download for more Details:

Knowledge Base Article #APP149 Synopsis The “D Channel Down” and “D Channel Up” System Events operate in reverse of their intended fuctionality. The “D Channel Down” System Event is generated when the D Channel comes up, rather than when it goes down, while the “D Channel Up” System Event is...

Article #ETM251B The ETM® Database stores two sets of call data: active and historical. This enables the ETM Database to function as both a transactional and data warehouse database, and improves performance for reports. The TeleWall® Policy Log retrieves data from the active call table; the TeleAudit® Usage Manager retrieves data from the historical call table....

Knowledge Base Article #APP247B Knowledge Base Article #APP247B Supported PBX SMDR Port Settings Synopsis This technical bulletin provides the PBX SMDR/CDR port settings supported by the ETM® Appliances. Versions Affected ETM System v4.0 More Information The ETM® System supports the following PBX SMDR port settings: SMDR Baud Rate—300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600,...