ATT DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3 Instructions Manual

System Measurements
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Administration
Measurements for the Coverage Paths, Coverage Principals, Route  Patterns, 
Trunk Group Hourly, and Wideband Trunk Group Hourly reports  are only 
collected for objects that have been administered using the 
change 
meas-selection
 commands.
Hardware and Software Requirements
System administration terminals are required to monitor system measurements. A 
system printer is required to generate paper copies of the reports. No a dditional...

Feature Descriptions
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System Status Report
Feature Availability
This feature is available with all Generic 3 releases.
Description
Allows the user to view data associated with attendants, major and minor alarms, 
and traffic measurements. The information  is displayed on the  Management 
Terminal, and presents a basic picture of the System condition. The report can 
only be displayed by the System Manager and maintenance personnel.
The Status Report is displayed by entering...

System Status Re port
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nmonitor traffic hunt-group (V3 and  later releases only) (updated every 
minute)
This command displays the following information:
— Hunt group number
— Number of members in each hunt group
— Number of members in each hunt group that are active on a call
— Length of group queue
— Number of calls waiting in the group queue
— Length of time the oldest call in queue has been waiting to be 
serviced
When a CO call enters a full ACD split queue, CDR and the...

Feature Descriptions
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Temporary Bridged Appearance
Feature Availability
This feature is available with all Generic 3 releases.
Description
Allows multiappearance voice terminal users in a Terminating Extension  Group 
(TEG) or Personal Central Office Line Group (PCOLG) to bridge onto an existing 
group call. If a call has been answered using the Call Pickup feature, the 
originally called party can bridge onto the call. Also allows a called party to 
bridge onto a call that...

Temporary Bridged Appearance
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Temporary Bridged Appearance does not provide any call originating cap a bility 
or the capability to answer another party’s calls. These capabilities are provided 
by the Bridged Call Appearance feature.
If two parties are bridged together on an active call with a third party, and if the 
conference tone feature is enabled, the conference tone is heard.
The Brid ged Call Ap pearance feature enhances Temporary Bridged 
Appearance b y allowing more...

Feature Descriptions
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Tenant Partitioning
Feature Availability 
Tenant Partitioning is available with G3V4 and later releases.
Description 
Provides telecommunications services to multiple independent groups of users 
through a single PBX.  Most commonly, Tenant Partitioning is used to provide 
telecommunications services from a single provider to multiple tenants of an 
office comp lex. It eliminates the need for each tenant to purchase services 
separately, while giving each...

Tenant Partitioning
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It is the function of the service provider to create additional partitions based on 
tenant requirements. When deciding which tenant partitions to create, 
remember:
nEach switch endpoint can be assigned to one and only one tenant 
partition. An d, each switch endpoint must be assigned to a partition. For 
example, each voice terminal, attendant console, trunk, and virtual 
endpoint, such as an LDN or VDN, must be assigned to a tenant p artition.
nMost...

Feature Descriptions
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2 in its coverage path. If tenant 3 had p ermission to call tenant 1 but not tenant 2, 
a call from tenant 3 to tenant 1 would skip the tenant 2 coverage point.
It may also be desirable to set up tenants with special access privileges. For 
example, a restaurant in an office complex could be given permission to be 
called by any other tenant. Likewise, permission to call or b e called by other 
tenants would be helpful for building security or PBX...

Tenant Partitioning
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With the exception of calls placed to the attendant group, the caller hears the 
music source of the tenant partition that he or she called. The caller continues to 
hear this same music source for the duration of the call regardless of transfers, 
call forwarding, or call coverage.
One of the following music on hold types can be assigned to each tenant 
partition:
For information on a dministering Multiple Music on Hold see “Tenant Partitioning” 
in the...

Feature Descriptions
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are prevented from accessing voice terminals, trunking facilities or other switch 
endpoints belonging to other tenants.
Tenant partition 16 is assigned to the restaurant locate d in the building complex. 
All tenants are permitted to call this tenant. However, to prevent the restaurant 
from accessing trunks and other facilities b elonging to tenants, the restaurant is 
not given permission to call any other tenants.
Tenant p artition 17 is assigned to...