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326 CHAPTER 6: NBX MESSAGING
Statistics The Statistics window allows you to view the most recent statistics for
voice mail messages.
To view statistics, select NBX Messaging > VPIM > Statistics. See the Help
for information on viewing VPIM statistics.
Table 72
lists the fields in this window and explains their purpose.
Table 72 Statistics Window Fields
Field Purpose
Total messages received Contains the number of messages received from voice
mailboxes on other systems.
Total messages submitted
for delivery
The number of voice mail messages in the queue.
Total messages queued
for external delivery
The number of messages in the queue for delivery
outside the system.
Total messages delivered
to external recipients
The number of messages for which a confirmation of
delivery has been received.
Total messages returned
to sender on failed
delivery
The number of messages that have been returned
because they could not be delivered.
Failed messages The number of messages that never left the queue
either because every attempt to deliver them failed and
the retry limit was reached, or because the type of
failure caused the retry limit to be ignored (example: a
non-existent address would be tried only once).
If a message has multiple destinations, the first
destination is listed, and three dots are displayed
immediately after the extension number.
Example: 1057@192.168.15.135...
Reset This button allows you to reset the message totals to
zero and clear the listing of failed messages.
Last reset command The date and time of the last reset command. If this
field contains a more recent date and time than Last
system reboot, then this is the date and time that the
NBX system began collecting the currently displayed
statistics.
Last system reboot The date and time of the most recent reboot of the NBX
system. An NBX system reboot resets all VPIM statistics
to zero. If this field contains a more recent date and
time than Last reset command, then this is the date and
time that the NBX system began collecting the currently
displayed statistics.