Troubleshooting OmniChannel Provider

Last Updated : Jan 02, 2023 |

Avaya Oceana® uses Unified Collaboration Model (UCM) to send third-party call operations to the OmniChannel Provider (OCP) and Call Server Connector (CSC). The OCP connects to chat, email and SMS services.

The UCM snap-in is a real-time object data model that abstracts the work being processed in a system. UCM represents the current state of work and resources within the system.

Log files location

The following tables lists the log files for troubleshooting OCP and their locations:

Table 1: Chat log files

Log name

Location

Agent Controller service log files

/var/log/Avaya/services/AgentControllerService

Customer Controller PU log files

/var/log/Avaya/dcm/pu/CustomerControllerService

Customer Controller service log files

/var/log/Avaya/services/CustomerControllerService

Table 2: Email log files

Log name

Location

Email service PU log files

/var/log/Avaya/dcm/pu/EmailService

Table 3: SMS log files

Log name

Location

Messaging service log files

/var/log/Avaya/services/MessagingService

SMS vendor log files

/var/log/Avaya/services/SMSVendorSnapin

Table 4: ORCRestService log files

Log name

Location

ORCRestService service log files

/var/log/Avaya/services/ORCRestService

ORCRestService PU log files

/var/log/Avaya/dcm/pu/ORCRestService

Table 5: OCP admin/OCMT log files

Log name

Location

OCMT logs

%Appdata%\Avaya\Logs\OCMT_1.log

OCP Admin logs

%Appdata%\Avaya\Logs\Admin_1.log

Adjusting Logging and Trace Levels

To adjust logging and trace levels perform the following steps:

  1. Log on to System Manager.

  2. On the System Manager web console, click Elements > Avaya Breeze® > Configuration > Logging.

  3. Select the Cluster on which OCP is installed.

  4. Select a type of log file needed, for example, select CustomerControllerService from the Service drop-down list.

  5. Select FINE from the Log Level menu to enable debug-level logging.

  6. Select ALL from the Log Level menu to enable trace-level logging.

  7. Click Commit to save the changes.

Warning:

Changing log levels can impact the performance of Avaya software. You must change log levels only when Avaya support teams recommend the change to troubleshoot issues.