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Statistics and System Resource Management
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Figure 29: ZbaseW — Showing Comm, Stats Selected
Viewing Statistics
The second method is through the View menu. This command does not acquire new
statistics; it is used simply to view whatever statistics files are already present on the office
computers disk. The ZbaseW screen for this option is shown below.
Figure 30: ZbaseW — Showing View, Stats Selected
Statistics Main Menu
The statistics-viewing program presents you with its main menu, where you choose which
statistic to view:
Figure 31: Statistics Viewer Program Main Menu
Number of Trunks in Use
For each Trunk Group defined, there are always a certain number of trunks in use. For
each hour, this statistic measures the average number of trunks in use and the maximum
number of trunks in use. In the example shown in Figure 32, the Y-axis of the histogram is
“2”; this means that there are two trunks in this group. The histogram shows that the most
trunks from the group that were ever simultaneously in use was one. This occurred
between noon and 1pm, 2pm and 3pm, and 6pm and 7pm. Since there was only one trunk
in use during all three time periods, no average of trunk activity is shown.
Figure 32: Example Statistics for Trunks in Use
This statistic is valuable in helping the system operator determine when he needs more
trunks in his system. In the case shown above, the total number of trunks in the group (4)
is occasionally reached. If this maximum had been reached frequently, and if the average
number of trunks in use was often high, this would indicate that a number of incoming
calls were not being serviced due to excessive traffic.
There may be multiple trunk groups on a single paging terminal, for instance local phone
lines, FX lines, and a phone-answering operator. The grouping of your trunks is controlled
by a configuration file on the paging terminal called trunks.cus. (Refer to System
Configuration Files in Series 2000 Paging Terminals Installation and Maintenance for
details.) If you add new trunk lines, or change existing lines, this file usually needs to be
changed; Zetron Technical Support personnel will be happy to assist you.
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