Indicate that a trunk has entered a fatal error state, and that the trunk is no longer usable.
Mandatory for common channel signaling processes that wish to report asynchronous failures. Otherwise this primitive is not used.
The signaling interface library (libsl.a).
typedef struct { SL_ID id; int iseq_no; pid_t pidCHP; SL_PRIMITIVE_TYPE Command; SL_INDICATION_PARM_ST Parms; } SL_INDICATION_ST; ... typedef union { ... struct _trunk_disable_indication_st { size_t sizetLength; int iVpackNo; } trunk_disable_indication_st; ... } SL_INDICATION_PARM_STÂ ;
The SL_TRUNK_DISABLE_IND primitive is sent by the signaling process to Blueworx Voice Response system management to indicate that a trunk has entered a fatal error state, and the trunk is no longer usable.
The signaling process should use this primitive to indicate a fatal error on a trunk which cannot be cleared without re-enabling the trunk. Once the signaling process has sent the primitive, the trunk is in state SL_TRUNK_STATE_DISABLED and the System Monitor window shows that the trunk is currently disabled.
Before sending the SL_TRUNK_DISABLE_IND primitive, the signaling process should clear any active calls on the channel by sending the SL_CALL_TERMINATE_IND primitive for each one.
The SL_TRUNK_DISABLE_IND primitive is used to indicate a permanent error condition, which may require manual intervention, and which requires re-enabling the trunk. The SL_TRUNK_ALARM_IND primitive is used to indicate a temporary or transient alarm condition, which may reasonably be expected to clear without intervention. See SL_TRUNK_ALARM_IND primitive.
None.
The System Monitor window shows the trunk as disabled.