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| CallConnected | The call has successfully started (when using Answer or Create action) or your application has successfully connected to an ongoing call (when using Connect action)|
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| CallDisconnected | Your application has been disconnected from the call |
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| CreateCallFailed (in preview)| The call that your application has initiated could not be created |
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| ConnectFailed | Your application failed to connect to a call (for connect call action only)|
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| CallTransferAccepted | Transfer action has successfully completed and the transferee is connected to the target participant |
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| CallTransferFailed | The transfer action has failed |
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2.`ParticipantsUpdated` event that contains the latest list of participants in the call.
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In the case where the call fails, you will receive a `CallDisconnected` and `CreateCallFailed` event with error codes for further troubleshooting.
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## Connect to a call (in preview)
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Connect action enables your service to establish a connection with an ongoing call and take actions on it. This is useful to manage a Rooms call or when client applications started a 1:1 or group call that Call automation isn't part of. Connection is established using the CallLocator property and can be of types: ServerCallLocator, GroupCallLocator, and RoomCallLocator. These IDs can be found when the call is originally established or a Room is created, and also published as part of [CallStarted](./../../../event-grid/communication-services-voice-video-events.md#microsoftcommunicationcallstarted) event.
With EventProcessor, we can easily wait CallConnected event until the call is established. If the call was never established (that is, callee never picked up the phone), it throws Timeout Exception.
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With EventProcessor, we can easily wait CallConnected event until the call is established. If the call was never established (that is, callee never picked up the phone), it throws Timeout Exception. If the creation of the call otherwise fails, you will receive the `CallDisconnected` and `CreateCallFailed` events with error codes to further troubleshoot.
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> If specific timeout was not given when waiting on EventProcessor, it will wait until its default timeout happens. The default timeout is 4 minutes.
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|| 500 | Play Failed || File a support request through the Azure portal. |
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|| 500 | Recognize Failed || Check error message and confirm the audio file format is valid (WAV, 16 KHz, Mono). If the file format is valid, file a support request through Azure portal. |
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|| 502 | Bad gateway || Retry after a delay with a fresh http client. |
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|| 502 | Bad gateway || Retry after a delay with a fresh http client. |
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|| 503,504 | Communication Services infrastructure error. || File a support request through the Azure portal. |
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description: This article shows how to deploy IPv6 addresses to an existing application in Azure virtual network using Azure CLI.
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description: This article shows how to deploy IPv6 addresses to an existing application in an Azure virtual network for a Standard Load Balancer using Azure CLI.
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#CustomerIntent: As an Azure administrator, I want to learn about VPN troubleshoot so I can use it to troubleshoot my VPN virtual network gateways and their connections whenever resources in a virtual network can't communicate with on-premises machines over a VPN connection.
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#Customer intent: As a developer, I want to learn how to monitor my SAP resources on Azure so that I can better understand their availability, performance, and operation.
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This section refers to all of the Azure Monitor Logs Kusto tables relevant to Azure Monitor for SAP solutions and available for query by Log Analytics. Azure Monitor for SAP solutions uses custom logs. The schemas for some tables are defined by third-party providers, such as SAP. Here are the current custom logs for Azure Monitor for SAP solutions with links to sources for more information.
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This section refers to all of the Azure Monitor Logs Kusto tables relevant to Azure Monitor for SAP solutions and available for query by Log Analytics. Azure Monitor for SAP solutions uses custom logs. The schemas for some tables are defined by non-Microsoft providers, such as SAP. Here are the current custom logs for Azure Monitor for SAP solutions with links to sources for more information.
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#Customer intent: I am an SAP BASIS or cloud infrastructure team member, I want to enable SAP Insights on my Azure monitor for SAP Instance.
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[!INCLUDE [Azure Monitor for SAP solutions public preview notice](./includes/preview-sap-insights.md)]
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The Insights capability in Azure Monitor for SAP Solutions helps you troubleshoot Availability and Performance issues on your SAP workloads. It helps you correlate key SAP components issues with SAP logs, Azure platform metrics and health events.
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The Insights capability in Azure Monitor for SAP Solutions helps you troubleshoot Availability and Performance issues on your SAP workloads. It helps you correlate key SAP components issues with SAP logs, Azure platform metrics, and health events.
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In this how-to-guide, learn to enable Insights in Azure Monitor for SAP solutions. You can use SAP Insights with only the latest version of the service, *Azure Monitor for SAP solutions* and not *Azure Monitor for SAP solutions (classic)*
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1. If you completed all [the steps mentioned](#steps-to-enable-insights-in-azure-monitor-for-sap-solutions), you should see the above screen asking for context to be set up. You can set the Time range, SID and the provider (optional, All selected by default).
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1. If you completed all [the steps mentioned](#steps-to-enable-insights-in-azure-monitor-for-sap-solutions), you should see the screen shown in step 1 asking for context to be set up. You can set the Time range, SID, and the provider (optional, All selected by default).
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* SAP Application: Process availability and contextual insights on the process like error messages (SM21), Lock entries (SM12), and Canceled jobs (SM37) which can help you find issues that might exist in parallel in the system, at the point in time.
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