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An Introduction to MST in Communications Manager
Program Code:
403
Date:
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Time:
3:20 PM to 5:20 PM
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PRESENTER
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I have 27 years of experience in the telecommunications industry. 22 of these years were with AT&T/Lucent/Avaya. The last position I held with Avaya was in the Converged Engineering Group otherwise known as "Tier 3". MST is used extensively within Avaya Engineering which is where I learned to use it. I left in April 2004 to pursue an opportunity with an Avaya Business Partner working in Professional Services. A year later I joined a national accounting firm which consists of 52 offices that were, until recently, using Avaya PBXs ranging from R11 Definity ProLogix to R5.1 S8730. We still have Avaya but we now have one PBX and 97 Media Gateways with 51 LSPs. I hold multiple Avaya certifications including 2 expert level certifications; the "ACE - IP Telephony" and "ACE - Messaging".
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Description
Jeff Lusby (Grant Thornton) will introduce MST (Message Sequence Trace), a valuable tool built in to the Definity platform for many years along with the Trace Analyzer which was introduced on the Linux-based servers. The Trace Analyzer allows the hexadecimal information logged during a MST trace to be decoded and viewed on the Maintenance web interface of the S8xxx servers. Jeff will show how to configure, enable, disable and view a MST trace, including an analysis of an actual trace of the D-channel messages on an ISDN PRI. Jeff has 22 years of Avaya background (including Tier 3 Engineer), a year of Professional Services experience, many certifications (including ACE IP-Telephony and ACE Messaging), and is currently a System Management Tools Committee member.
LEARNER OUTCOMES:
Jeff Lusby (Grant Thornton) will introduce MST (Message Sequence Trace), a valuable tool built in to the Definity platform for many years along with the Trace Analyzer which was introduced on the Linux-based servers. The Trace Analyzer allows the hexadecimal information logged during a MST trace to be decoded and viewed on the Maintenance web interface of the S8xxx servers. Jeff will show how to configure, enable, disable and view a MST trace, including an analysis of an actual trace of the D-channel messages on an ISDN PRI. Jeff has 22 years of Avaya background (including Tier 3 Engineer), a year of Professional Services experience, many certifications (including ACE IP-Telephony and ACE Messaging), and is currently a System Management Tools Committee member.