With Cisco UGM, you can view detailed call data for ports and channels in supported devices. The Access Server Properties and Card Properties dialog boxes also contain general system description, contact information, and summarized information on channels, ports, and calls.

Viewing Access Server Properties

To go to this dialog box, follow these steps:

Step 1 In the Map Viewer, locate and right-click the device object that you want to view.

Step 2 Choose Chassis > Open Access Server Properties.

Step 3 Select the IP address or hostname for the selected device.

The dialog box has three tabs:

General Tab

Table 10-1: General Tab, Access Server Properties Dialog Box

Properties	Description
System Contact	Shows the name of a person to contact.
System Description	Shows a description of the device including the Cisco IOS image installed.
System Name	Shows the device name assigned during configuration.

Click Save to store any changes that you make.

Status	Description
Active DS0s	Shows the number of DS0 ports currently in use.
Active Analog Calls	Shows the number of active calls currently being handled by the selected device.
Active DS0 High Water Mark	Shows the last high-water mark of DS0 resource utilization.

Modem Capacity Tab

Table 10-2: Modem Capacity Tab, Access Server Properties Dialog Box

Modem Statistics	Description
Total Modems	Shows the total number of configured modems in the system.
Modems Available	Shows the number of modems in the system that are ready to accept calls.
Modems Unavailable	Shows the number of modems in the system that cannot accept calls.
Modems in Use	Shows the number of modems in the system that are in these states: connected, offHook, loopback, or downloadFirmware.
Modems Offline	Shows the number of modems in the system that have been placed offline by a system administrator.
Modems Dead	Shows the number of modems in the system that are in these states: bad or downloadFirmwareFailed.

Active Calls Tab

To view data in Table 10-3:

Click the scroll button in the lower right corner of the dialog box to view 20 rows of the table at a time.
Click the Refresh button in the upper toolbar to view the latest data.

Table 10-3: Active Calls Tab, Access Server Properties Dialog Box

Field	Description
User ID	Shows the user login ID.
Active User IP Address	Shows the IP address of the call, or 0.0.0.0 if the IP address is unavailable.
Call Type	Shows the current call on this port: idle—The port is currently idle. unknown—The current call is of a data type not listed here. analog—The current call is a modem call. digital—The current call is digital. v110—The current call is a v110 call. v120—The current call is a v120 call.
Modem Slot	Shows the slot number for the modem feature card. If the call does not use a modem, this field is -1.
Modem Port	Identifies the modem port number for the modem feature card. If the call does not use a modem, this field is -1.
Call Duration	Indicates the duration of the current call.
DS1 Slot Number	Shows the logical slot in which the DS1 line (dedicated to the call) resides.
DS1 Port Number	Shows the logical port through which the DS1 line is connected.
DS0 Channel Number	Shows the channel within the DS0 line that is dedicated to the call.
Remote Phone Number	Incoming calls (into the device) show the originating number. Outgoing calls (from the device) show the dialed number. If not available, this field is 0.
Local Phone Number	Incoming calls (into the device) show the dialed number. Outgoing calls (from the device) show the originating number. If not available, this field is 0.
cpmActiveTTYNumber	Shows the TTY number associated with this call.

Viewing Card Properties

To go to the Card Properties dialog box, follow these steps:

Step 1 In the Map Viewer, locate and right-click the component card or an object containing the card that you want to view.

Step 2 Choose Sub-Entities > Open Card Properties.

Step 3 From the left-side list box, select the card to be viewed.

Table 10-4: Card Properties Dialog Box

Properties	Description
Card Description	Shows the text description of this card with its hardware and software revision levels.
Slot Number	Shows the location (on the managed device) where the card is installed.
Hardware Version	Shows the hardware revision level.
Serial Number	Shows the unique serial number assigned to the card.
Software Version	Shows the version of firmware used in operating the card.
Operational Status	Shows the current state of the card: not specified—The card status cannot be determined. up—The card is recognized by the device, and is enabled for operation.

Viewing DS0 Channel Statistics

To access the DS0 Channel Statistics dialog box, follow these steps:

Step 1 In the Map Viewer, locate and right-click the DS0 port or an object containing the DS0 port that you want to view.

Step 2 Choose Sub-Entities > Open DS0 Information.

Step 3 From the left-side list box, select the DS0 port to be viewed.

Table 10-5: DS0 Channel Statistics Dialog Box

Packets	Description
Octets (In/Out)	Shows the number of incoming and outgoing octets handled by this port.
Packets (In/Out)	Shows the number of incoming and outgoing packets handled by this port.
Call Information	Description
Call Type	Shows the current call on this port: idle—The port is currently idle. unknown—The current call is of a data type not listed here. analog—The current call is a modem call. digital—The current call is digital. v110—The current call is a v110 call. v120—The current call is a v120 call.
Call Count	Shows the number of calls handled by this port.
Time In Use	Shows the duration of time that this port has been in use. (This is a sum of the durations of all past calls through this port.)

Viewing DS1/E1 Interface Properties

To access the DS1/E1 Interface Properties dialog box, follow these steps:

Step 1 In the Map Viewer, locate and right-click the DS1/E1 port or object containing the port that you want to view.

Step 2 Select Sub-Entities > Open DS1/E1 Properties.

Step 3 From the left-side list box, select the DS1/E1 port to be viewed.

The dialog box has six tabs:

General Tab

Table 10-6: General Tab, DS1/E1 Interface Properties Dialog Box

Properties	Description
Line Type	Shows the type of DS1/E1 line implementing this circuit. This type of circuit affects the number of bits per second that the circuit can reasonably carry, as well as the interpretation of the usage and error statistics.
Circuit Identifier	Shows the circuit identifier for the transmission vendor.
Transmit Clock Source	Shows the source of the transmit clock: loopTiming—Indicates that the recovered receive clock is used as the transmit clock. localTiming—Indicates that a local clock source is used. throughTiming—Indicates that the recovered receive clock from another interface is used as the transmit clock.
Facilities Data Link	Shows the use of the facilities data link: Other—Indicates use of a protocol other than one of the following. dsx1Ansi-T1-403—The FDL exchange recommended by ANSI. dsx1Att-54016—ESF FDL exchanges. dsxFdl-none—The device does not use the FDL.
Line Index	Shows a DS1/E1 interface on a managed device. If there is an Index value associated with this Line Index value, they will both display the same value. If not, an even value represents inside interfaces (equipment side), whereas an odd value represents outside interfaces (network side).
Index	Identifies the interface.

Details Tab

Table 10-7: Details Tab, DS1/E1 Interface Properties Dialog Box

Status	Description
Line Status	Shows the line status of the interface, and contains loopback, failure, received alarm, and transmitted alarm information.
Configuration	Description
Signal Mode	none—No bits are reserved for signaling on this channel. robbedBit—T1 Robbed Bit Signaling is in use. bitOriented—E1 Channel Associated Signaling is in use. messageOriented—Common Channel Signaling is in use either on channel 16 of an E1 link or channel 24 of a T1 link.
Send Code	Shows the signaling mode.
Line Coding	Shows one of these line code options: AMI HBD3 (standard for E1 lines) B8ZS
Loopback Config	Shows the loopback configuration of the interface.

Current Tab

Table 10-8: Current Tab, DS1/E1 Interface Properties Dialog Box

Data Error	Description
Errored Seconds	Shows the number of errored seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Unavailable Seconds	Shows the number of unavailable seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Severely Errored Seconds	Shows the number of severely errored seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Bursty Errored Seconds	Shows the number of bursty errored seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Line Errored Seconds	Shows the number of line errored seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Controlled Slip Seconds	Shows the number of controlled slip seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Degraded Minutes	Shows the number of degraded minutes on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Path Coding Violations	Shows the number of path-coding violations on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Line Code Violations	Shows the number of line code violations on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Severely Errored Framing Seconds	Shows the number of severely errored framing seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Elapsed Time	Shows the number of seconds that have elapsed since the beginning of the current error measurement period.

FarEnd Current Tab

Table 10-9: FarEnd Current Tab, DS1/E1 Interface Properties Dialog Box

Data Error	Description
Errored Seconds	Shows the number of far-end errored seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Unavailable Seconds	Shows the number of unavailable seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Severely Errored Seconds	Shows the number of far-end severely errored seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Bursty Errored Seconds	Shows the number of bursty errored seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Line Errored Seconds	Shows the number of far-end line errored seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Controlled Slip Seconds	Shows the number of far-end controlled slip seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Degraded Minutes	Shows the number of degraded minutes on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Path Coding Violations	Shows the number of far-end path coding violations on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Severely Errored Framing Seconds	Shows the number of far-end severely errored framing seconds on the interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Far End Elapsed Time	Shows the number of seconds elapsed since the beginning of the far-end current error measurement period.

Interval Tab

Choose a value in the Selected Interval list in order to view information for that interval.

Note The Interval tab values contain statistics gathered by each DS1/E1 interface over the previous 24 hours which are divided into 96 fifteen-minute increments.

Table 10-10: Interval Tab, DS1/E1 Interface Properties Dialog Box

Data Error	Description
Errored Seconds	Shows the number of errored seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Unavailable Seconds	Shows the number of unavailable seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Severely Errored Seconds	Shows the number of severely errored seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Bursty Errored Seconds	Shows the number of bursty errored seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Line Errored Seconds	Shows the number of line errored seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Controlled Slip Seconds	Shows the number of controlled slip seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Degraded Minutes	Shows the number of degraded minutes on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Path Coding Violations	Shows the number of path-coding violations on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Line Code Violations	Shows the number of line-code violations on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Severely Errored Framing Seconds	Shows the number of severely errored framing seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.

FarEnd Interval Tab

Choose one value in the Selected Interval list in order to view information for that interval.

Note The FarEnd Interval tab values contain statistics gathered by each DS1/E1 interface over the previous 24 hours of operation which are divided into 96 fifteen-minute increments.

Table 10-11: FarEnd Interval Tab, DS1/E1 Interface Properties Dialog Box

Data Errors	Description
Errored Seconds	Shows the number of far-end errored seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Unavailable Seconds	Shows the number of unavailable seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Severely Errored Seconds	Shows the number of far-end severely errored seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Bursty Errored Seconds	Shows the number of bursty errored seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Line Errored Seconds	Shows the number of far-end line errored seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Controlled Slip Seconds	Shows the number of far-end controlled slip seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Degraded Minutes	Shows the number of degraded minutes on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Path Coding Violations	Shows the number of far-end path coding violations on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Severely Errored Framing Seconds	Shows the number of far-end severely errored framing seconds on the interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.

Viewing DS3 Port Properties

To access the DS3 Port Properties dialog box, follow these steps:

Step 1 In the Map Viewer, locate and right-click the DS3 port or an object containing the port that you want to view.

Step 2 Choose Sub-Entities > Open DS3 Port Properties.

Step 3 From the left-side list box, select the DS3 port to be viewed.

The DS3 Port Properties dialog box has six tabs:

General Tab

Table 10-12: General Tab, DS3 Port Properties Dialog Box

Properties	Description
Circuit Identifier	Shows the circuit identifier for the transmission vendor.
Transmit Clock Source	Shows the source of the transmit clock: loopTiming—Indicates that the recovered receive clock is used as the transmit clock. localTiming—Indicates that a local clock source is used. throughTiming—Indicates that the recovered receive clock from another interface is used as the transmit clock.
Line Type	Shows the type of DS3 line implementing this circuit. The type of circuit affects the number of bits per second that the circuit can reasonably carry, as well as the interpretation of the usage and error statistics.
Line Index	Shows a DS3 interface on a managed device. If there is an Index value associated with this Line Index value, they will both display the same value. If not, an even value represents inside interfaces (equipment side), whereas an odd value represents outside interfaces (network side).
Index	Identifies the interface.

Details Tab

Table 10-13: Details Tab, DS3 Port Properties Dialog Box

Status	Description
Line Status	Shows the line status of the interface and contains loopback, failure, received alarm, and transmitted alarm information.
Configuration	Description
Send Code	Shows the signaling mode.
Line Coding	Shows one of these line code options: AMI HBD3 B8ZS
Loopback Config	Shows the loopback configuration of the interface.

Current Tab

Table 10-14: Current Tab, DS3 Port Properties Dialog Box

Data Error	Description
P-bit Errored Seconds	Shows the number of P-bit errored seconds on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
C-bit Errored Seconds	Shows the number of C-bit errored seconds on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Line Errored Seconds	Shows the number of line errored seconds on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
P-bit Severely Errored Seconds	Shows the number of P-bit severely errored seconds on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
C-bit Severely Errored Seconds	Shows the number of C-bit severely errored seconds on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Line Coding Violations	Shows the number of line coding violations on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
P-bit Coding Violations	Shows the number of P-bit coding violations on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
C-bit Coding Violations	Shows the number of C-bit coding violations on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Unavailable Seconds	Shows the number of unavailable seconds on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Severely Errored Framing Seconds	Shows the number of severely errored framing seconds on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Time Elapsed	Shows the number of seconds that have elapsed since the beginning of the current error measurement period.

FarEnd Current Tab

Table 10-15: FarEnd Current Tab, DS3 Port Properties Dialog Box

Data Error	Description
C-bit Errored Seconds	Shows the number of far-end C-bit errored seconds on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Unavailable Seconds	Shows the number of far-end unavailable seconds on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
C-bit Severely Errored Seconds	Shows the number of far-end C-bit severely errored seconds on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
C-bit Coding Violations	Shows the number of far-end C-bit coding violations on the DS3 interface in the current fifteen-minute interval.
Far End Elapsed Time	Shows the number of seconds elapsed since the beginning of the far-end current error measurement period.
Valid Intervals	Shows the previous number of far-end intervals for which data was collected. This value will be 96 unless the interface was brought online within the last 24 hours, in which case the value will be the number of completed fifteen-minute far-end intervals since the interval has been online.

Interval Tab

Choose a value in the Selected Interval list in order to view information for that interval.

Note The Interval tab values contain statistics gathered by each DS3 interface over the previous 24 hours of operation which are divided into 96 fifteen-minute increments.

Table 10-16: Interval Tab, DS3 Port Properties Dialog Box

Data Error	Description
C-bit Errored Seconds	Shows the number of C-bit errored seconds on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
P-bit Errored Seconds	Shows the number of P-bit errored seconds on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Line Errored Seconds	Shows the number of line errored seconds on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
C-bit Severely Errored Seconds	Shows the number of C-bit severely errored seconds on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
P-bit Severely Errored Seconds	Shows the number of P-bit severely errored seconds on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Unavailable Seconds	Shows the number of unavailable seconds on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
C-bit Coding Violations	Shows the number of C-bit coding violations on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
P-bit Coding Violations	Shows the number of P-bit coding violations on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Line Coding Violations	Shows the number of line coding violations on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Severely Errored Framing Seconds	Shows the number of severely errored framing seconds on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.

FarEnd Interval Tab

Choose one value in the Selected Interval list in order to view information for that interval.

Note The FarEnd Interval tab values contain statistics gathered by each DS3 interface over the previous 24 hours of operation which are divided into 96 fifteen-minute increments.

Table 10-17: FarEnd Interval Tab, DS3 Port Properties Dialog Box

Data Errors	Description
C-bit Errored Seconds	Shows the number of far-end C-bit errored seconds on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
C-bit Coding Violations	Shows the number of far-end C-bit coding violations on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
C-bit Severely Errored Framing Seconds	Shows the number of far-end C-bit severely errored seconds on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.
Unavailable Seconds	Shows the number of far-end unavailable seconds on the DS3 interface in one of the previous 96 fifteen-minute intervals.

Viewing DSP Properties

To access the DSP Port Properties dialog box, follow these steps:

Step 1 In the Map Viewer, locate and right-click the DSP port from a NextPort card object.

Step 2 Choose Open DSP Port Properties.

Step 3 From the left-side list box, select the DSP port to be viewed.

Table 10-18: DSP Port Properties Dialog Box

Properties	Description
Number of alarms	Indicates the accumulated number of DSP alarms.
In Use Channels	Indicates the number of channels reserved for serving calls. This value is incremented when the DSP channel is reserved for call setup, and is decreased when the call is disconnected.
Last Alarm Time	Indicates the value of the sysUpTime variable when the last DSP alarm occurred. The value of this object is 0 if the value of the Last Alarm Cause is noAlarm.
Total Channels	Indicates the total number of channels in the DSP. This value is read during initialization. A value of 0 indicates that the channelized DSP mode is disabled.
Last Alarm Cause	Indicates the cause of the current or last alarm: other—None of the causes listed. noAlarm—No alarm condition is detected. dspFatalError—Indicates that a fatal error occurred. dspMemoryError—Indicates that a memory error occurred. dspDownloadError—Indicates a failure to download software to the DSP.
Operational State	Indicates the current operational state of the DSP.
Last Alarm Cause Text	Indicates the failure reason for the current or last DSP alarm.
Active Channels	Indicates the number of channels that are used by active calls to process media stream. This value is incremented after the reserved DSP channel enters the call connection state, and is decreased after the call is disconnected.

Viewing Network Interface Properties

Cisco UGM allows you to view addresses and status for these ports and channels:

Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, and Giga Ethernet ports
DS1 and E1 ports
DS1 channel
DS3 port

Note For DS1, E1, DS3 ports, and DS1 channels, the Details tab contains bandwidth information only.

To access the Network Interface Properties dialog box, follow these steps:

Step 1 In the Map Viewer, locate and right-click the port or an object containing the port that you want to view.

Step 2 Choose Sub-Entities > Open Network I/F Properties.

Step 3 In the left-side list box, select the port or channel to be viewed.

The Network Interface Properties dialog box has two tabs:

General Tab

Table 10-19: General Tab, Network Interface Properties Dialog Box

Properties	Description
Description	Shows the text description of the port or channel.
Physical Address	Shows the MAC address for the channel or port at its protocol sublayer. The media-specific MIB for the interface must define the bit and byte ordering and format of the value contained by this object. For interfaces that do not have such an address (for example, a serial line interface), this object contains an octet string of zero length.
Interface Type	Shows the type of protocol supported by this port or channel.
Operational Status	Shows the current state of the interface: up—Interface is ready to transmit and receive. down—Interface is unavailable. testing—No operational packets can be passed. dormant—Interface is waiting for external actions (such as a serial line waiting for an incoming connection). notPresent—Interface has missing components (usually hardware).
Administrative Status	Shows the administrative state of the interface: up—Interface is ready to transmit and receive. down—Interface is unavailable. testing—No operational packets can be passed. dormant—Interface is waiting for external actions (such as a serial line waiting for an incoming connection). notPresent—Interface has missing components (usually hardware).

Details Tab

Table 10-20: Details Tab, Network Interface Properties Dialog Box

Statistics	Description
Bandwidth	Shows the capacity of the interface connection stated in bits per second.
Largest Packet Size	Shows the largest packet size handled by the selected channel or port since it was last restarted. This value is stated in bytes allowed.
Octets In/Out	Shows the number of incoming and outgoing octets handled by the port.
Errors In/Out	Shows the number of incoming and outgoing packet errors occurring for the port since the last restart.
Discards In/Out	Shows the number of incoming and outgoing packet discards occurring for the port since the last restart.
Uncast In/Out	Shows the number of incoming and outgoing uncast packets occurring for the port since the last restart.
Unknown In/Out	Shows the number of incoming and outgoing unknown packet errors occurring for the port since the last restart.

Viewing Modem and Universal Port Properties

To view modem and universal port properties, follow these steps:

Step 1 In the Map Viewer, locate and right-click the port or an object containing the port that you want to view.

Step 2 Choose Open Modem/Universal Port Properties.

Step 3 From the left-side list box, select the port to be viewed.

The Modem/Universal Port Properties dialog box has two tabs:

General Tab

Table 10-21: General Tab, Modem/Universal Port Properties Dialog Box

Properties	Description
Description	Describes the modem or universal port with the firmware version.
Type	Shows the name of the manufacturer and type of modem or universal port.
Current State	Shows the operational up or down state of the port.
Disconnect Reason	Shows the reason that the last connection or call attempt was unsuccessful. Note The call disconnect reasons are described in the online help that shipped with Cisco UGM.

Call Information Tab

Table 10-22: Call Information Tab, Modem/Universal Port Properties Dialog Box

Information	Description
Call Direction	Shows if the call is incoming or outgoing.
Incoming Caller ID	Identifies the caller placing the incoming call.
Outgoing Phone Number	Shows the number to which the outgoing call is being placed.
Modulation Scheme	Shows the modulation scheme used in the current or previous call. Note The modulation schemes are listed in the online help shipped with Cisco UGM.
Call Duration	Shows the time duration of the call.
Protocol	Shows the modem protocol used in the current or previous call: normal direct reliableMNP reliableLAPM syncMode asyncMode ara10 ara20 unknown
RX Rate (bits/second)	Represents an entry in the table containing status information about a single modem-RX rate.
TX Rate (bits/second)	Represents an entry in the table containing status information about a single modem-TX rate.

Viewing Voice Feature Card Properties

To access the Voice Feature Card (VFC) Properties dialog box, follow these steps:

Step 1 In the Map Viewer, locate and right-click the VFC port or an object containing the VFC port that you want to view.

Step 2 Choose Open VFC Port Properties.

Step 3 From the left-side list box, select the VFC port to be viewed.

Table 10-23: Voice Feature Card Properties Dialog Box

Properties	Description
Last Hi-Water Utilization	Indicates the last high-water mark of VFC resource utilization. This value is reset to 0 when the card is reset.
Resource Utilization	Indicates the percentage of current resource utilization on the VFC.
Last Reset Time	Indicates the value of sysUpTime when the last VFC reset occurred.
Max Number of Channels	Indicates the maximum number of channels allowed.
Card State	Indicates the current state of the VFC card: normal—Indicates that the card is in normal condition. warning—Indicates that the card has problems and needs attention. critical—Indicates that the card has a major alarm. fatal—Indicates that the card is not functional. offLine—Indicates that the card is in the off-line maintenance state.

Table of Contents

Monitoring Calls on Devices Managed by Cisco UGM

Overview of Monitoring Calls

Viewing Access Server Properties

General Tab

Modem Capacity Tab

Active Calls Tab

Viewing Card Properties

Viewing DS0 Channel Statistics

Viewing DS1/E1 Interface Properties

General Tab

Details Tab

Current Tab

FarEnd Current Tab

Interval Tab

FarEnd Interval Tab

Viewing DS3 Port Properties

General Tab

Details Tab

Current Tab

FarEnd Current Tab

Interval Tab

FarEnd Interval Tab

Viewing DSP Properties

Viewing Network Interface Properties

General Tab

Details Tab

Viewing Modem and Universal Port Properties

General Tab

Call Information Tab

Viewing Voice Feature Card Properties