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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…
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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 #INS112 Synopsis The ETM® System supports a wide variety of span configurations, as described in Knowledge Base article #INS678, ETM® System v4.0.x Minimum System and Network Requirements. However, certain configurations are not supported and will prevent the system from functioning properly, as described below. More Information IMPORTANT On a 24-channel ISDN-PRI trunk that…
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 Rate300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600,…
Knowledge Base Article #APP735 Versions Affected Last Resort is available for the following ETM® Platform Appliance models and software versions: ETM 1012, 1024, 1060, 1090 running ETM System v5.x. ETM 2100 and 3200 running ETM System v3.0-5.x. Synopsis When an ETM Platform Appliance is installed for the first time or when…
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Article #ETMD051 Versions Affected ETM® System v4.1 and later. Synopsis When you use the Import Wizard to import a text file of Listings into the Directory Manager, an Oracle utility called SQL*Loader performs the data transfer. When the transfer is complete, a SQL*Loader log file appears in the SQL*Loader Results dialog box. This article describes the contents…