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Phone Line Status Graph Display

A Phone Line Status graph monitors the physical activity state of phone lines for

applications or MPS components. A phone line can be in any one of seven activity

states: Connected, Ready, Referring, Busy, Down, No Answer, and Unreachable.

You can launch graphs from any of the following tree objects: a domain, a node, a

single MPS, a single application, multi-selected MPS, and multi-selected applications.

You can monitor activity for multiple MPS, or applications on a cumulative or

individual basis. A tree object can represent a single entity (as in the case of a single

MPS or application), a collection of entities (as in the case of a domain, group, or

node), or multi-selected MPS or applications. A graph can monitor activity for either

the single entity, the collection of entities, or multi-selected MPS and applications.

When a tree object represents a collection of entities (domain, node), only a single tree

object can be graphed. Alternatively, you can multi-select and graph MPS and

applications. (Each MPS or application represents a single entity, never a collection of

entities.) For example, you can graph either the domain, or a node. You cannot graph

multi-selected nodes. To choose multiple MPS or applications, hold the CTRL key

while choosing.

This graph was launched

with three multi-selected

MPS. The graph displays

with three sets of graph

points, one set for each

MPS. The x-axis label

identifies the names of the

MPS that are being

monitored.

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