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212 Install PC - Step 6 - eCONFIG

navigate through the Network Neighborhood to select the appropriate

file. Contact the system administration regarding security, and network

questions related to access privileges.

Note:

In some environments, distributed maintenance can lead to

redesign of the network topology, especially in cases where DECT

Messenger is initially installed in a separate network.

If a number of message windows open, such as in the example shown in

Figure 31 "Startup error message" (page 212), there are inconsistencies in

the original database. This is sometimes caused when the administrator

creates a corrupt configuration using eGRID or MS Access. For example,

a record is defined in eKERNEL_INPGM or eKERNEL_TCPCLIENT

without an associated area, and so on.

Figure 31

Startup error message

eCONFIG is designed to preserve data integrity during data entry only,

which means automatic cleanup does not take place. If messages such as

the one in Figure 31 "Startup error message" (page 212) open, perform

the following:

Procedure 47

Resolving a start-up error

Step Action

1 Check data consistency using eGRID interface.

2 If possible, resolve any issues prior to using eCONFIG.

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New configurations entered immediately through eCONFIG do not expose

this phenomenon.

Figure 31 "Startup error message" (page 212) shows an example of

such a warning, indicating a problem in site 2, area 1, input program

21101, type eCAP. This can be caused by a bad configuration in

eKERNEL_TCPLCIENT or eKERNEL_INPGM or eKERNEL_SITE or

eKERNEL_AREA.

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