Status - Shows details regarding the state and duration of the Wi-Fi connection and the
software versions of the OpenScape server and OpenScape
Mobile Pro client. In case there is also a connection to the
EventServer, this will be displayed here. (See the
troubleshooting section for how this information can be
used)
Recent Events - Refer to the quickDiagnostic.txt file that contains the most important
events, such as: status of the Wi-Fi connection, information
related to the calls
Older Events - Displays older events
SBC Address - Displays the address of the SBC (Session Border Controller)
used to connect to the OpenScape Voice Server when you are
outside of the corporate network. This is configured by your
System Administrator and automatically sent to your device
(This number is only for your information; it cannot be
changed).
Log File Management
OpenScape Mobile Pro logs information in the background to help with problem analysis.
These logs are needed when you report a problem (see Troubleshooting). The logs are stored in the memory internal to the device in an area that is accessible
only to OpenScape Mobile Pro.
There are two types of files displayed within the Log
File Management area:
files with .log extension
file with .txt extension
Up to five .log files (of one megabyte each) are created. Once OpenScape Mobile Pro fills up the
last of the five .log files, it will delete the oldest file to make more space.When five files are logged
the newest is at the bottom.
The quickDiagnostic.txt file contributes to the quick diagnosis of the problems related to
the OpenScape Mobile Pro application. This file lists
the most important events, such as the status of the
Wi-Fi connection and information related to the calls
(when started, when ended, who called and call
quality).
INFO:
Tap a log file to bring up its details (within a few seconds).
The Options button presents the following:
Refresh - Updates the file list
Delete - Deletes all log files. This action cannot be undone
Send - Emails the log files to report an issue. The files are compressed
first and then sent to an e-mail address
automatically configured to be your technical
support (usually your System Administrator)
Log Level - Here you can choose the level of logging you want the
application to perform. You can choose between
Disabled,
Minimum,
Medium or
Maximum.