Some of the main events for the On-Switch ECD Audit are as follows:
Scheduling: Schedule automatic execution of the Audit for routine maintenance. (SCHED:ECDAUD)
Running: Manual or Automatic execution of the audit. (EXC:ECDAUD)
Stopping: Input of the stop command will abort execution of a currently running audit. (STOP:ECDAUD)
Inhibiting: Input of the inhibit command will keep the scheduled audit from running and also prevent manual
execution of the audit until the allow command is entered. (INH:ECDAUD)
Allowing: Input of the allow command will let the scheduled audit run and also allow manual execution of the
audit after it has been previously inhibited. (ALW:ECDAUD)
Checking Audit Status: Input of the status command will show the current status of a running audit or the status
of the last execution of the audit. (OP:ECDAUD)
5.15.3 USER PERSPECTIVES
The following lists the user interfaces provided with the feature:
When the audit is first deployed in an office, it will create a default schedule for routine maintenance.
The user can enter input commands to inhibit and allow the audit.
An input message is provided to request immediate execution of the audit.
An input message is provided to determine the current status of the audit.
A summary message indicating how many errors were detected is provided after the conclusion of each audit
execution.
An input message is provided to stop audit execution at any time.
5.15.4 SCHEDULING THE AUDIT
To schedule the audit for weekly execution, the following input message should be used:
SCHED:ECDAUD:STARTTIME=a-b,c;
Where:
a = Hour of start time (0-23)
b = Minute of start time (0-59)
c = Day of start (MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT, SUN)
To schedule the audit for monthly execution, the following input message should be used:
SCHED:ECDAUD:STARTTIME=a-b,d;
Where:
d = Day of Month start time (1-28)
To verify the current schedule, the following input message should be used:
OP:ECDAUD
5.15.5 RUNNING THE AUDIT
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