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Base System Configuration

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The only other command that might typically be set in this file is

pmgr allocRetry. This configures the number of allocation retries that

should be made before sending a failure back to the application if an allocation fails.

The default value is 3.

For details on this and any other PMGR command, see the PMGR Commands section

in the Avaya Media Processing Server Series Command Reference Manual.

Field Name Description

dlogD/jointfilesconvert/93335/bgOn Enables debugging to a file for errors only (ERR, the default) or all

output (

GEN) for this process. This file is located in

MPSHOME/common/log as pmgr.dlog by default. The file

name/location can be changed via the pmgr dlogfilename

command; the default size of 100k can be changed through the

pmgr dlogfilesize command.

Debug output can also be sent to a capture buffer, but should not be

sent to STDERR, which is intended for Certified Avaya personnel

only.

defpool A descriptive character string which identifies a particular pool of

resources. This string must never start with the @ character due to

an application programming conflict. The default values for this file

are line.in (all inbound lines) and line.out (all outbound lines).

cfgrsrc Defines the resources that make up each pool identified by the

defpool entry above. The general format for a resource

configuration is

cfgrsrc

.<resource_comp_type>.<resource_comp_ID> (this last

entry typically being a number)

. Wildcards (*) may be used for the

resource instance and component ID. By default the line.in pool

contains phone line numbers 1 through 24 on any MPS on the node;

line.out maintains the same configuration for lines 25 through

48. These values should be adjusted to fit the number of lines,

MPS’, and expected call usage on each system.

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