Lucent Technologies Amis Analog Networking Guide

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nGlossary
The Glossary p rovid es a d efinition of terms and  ac ronyms used  in the 
document.
nInd ex
The Index p rovid es an alp hab etic al listing  of p rinc ip al sub jec ts c overed  in 
this doc ument.
Conventions Used
The following c onventions were used  in this d oc ument:
nRound ed  boxes rep resent keyb oard  keys that you p ress. 
For examp le, an instruc tion to p ress the enter key is shown as...

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Related Resources
In ad dition to this d oc ument, you may need  to referenc e add itional d oc uments 
ab out your voice mail system. For a list of d oc uments related  to your system, see 
the Luc ent Tec hnolog ies Prod uc t Pub lic ations Catalog  web site at 
www.luc ent.c om/enterp rise/d oc umentation.
Trademarks and Service Marks
The following trademarked products are mentioned in the books in the...

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nNLM®  is a reg istered  trad emark of Novell, Inc .
nNorthern Telec om®  is a reg istered  trad emark of Northern Telec om 
Limited .
nNovell®  is a reg istered  trademark of Novell, Inc.
nORACLE™ is a trad emark of Orac le Corp oration.
nParadyne®  is a registered trademark of Paradyne Corp.
nPhillip s®  is a registered trad emark of Phillip s Sc rew Comp any.
nRolm®  is a...

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The Audio Messaging Interchange Spec ification (AMIS) Analog Networking 
feature p ermits sub sc rib ers to exc hange voic e mail messag es with voic e 
messag ing  systems anywhere in the world , p rovid ed  those systems also have 
AMIS analog  networking  c ap ab ilities. The Message Delivery feature p ermits 
sub sc rib ers to send rec orded  messag es to any touc h-tone telephone, anywhere 
in the world  (inc lud ing...

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nThe AMIS Analog  Networking  feature, Messag e Delivery feature, and  
Outc alling  feature all share the outc alling  messag e-transmission q ueue 
and  the outc alling ports ad ministered for the system. The messag e 
transmission sc hed ule ad ministered  for AMIS Analog  and  Messag e 
Delivery messag es to b e d elivered  must b e equal to or a sub set of the 
outc alling  p eriod s ad ministered  on the...

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Other c onsid erations related  to the AMIS Analog  Networking  feature inc lud e: 
nAn Luc ent Tec hnolog ies voic e mail system using  AMIS analog  networking  
c an exc hang e messag es with 
any voic e mail system that has AMIS analog  
c ap abilities as long  as the remote mac hine is d efined  on the loc al voic e 
mail system. AMIS messag es c an alternatively b e sent to a 
range of 
ad ministered...

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Two-step  ad d ressing  is often easier for the system ad ministrator to imp lement 
b ec ause only the remote voic e mail system (or rang e of remote systems) need s 
to b e ad ministered . For examp le, a rang e of remote systems c ould  b e 
ad ministered  for two-step  add ressing  (for instanc e, an entire area c od e or all 
loc al telep hone numb ers) without need ing  to ad minister eac h remote system...

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nPersonal Direc tory: Loc al sub sc rib ers c an assig n aliases to any remote 
rec ip ients on systems ad ministered  for AMIS one-step  ad dressing . 
Ad ministered remote rec ip ients c an b e inc lud ed  b y name or telep hone 
numb er; non-ad ministered  remote rec ip ients c an be inc lud ed  only b y 
telephone number. 
nRep ly to Send er: Local subscribers can respond to incoming AMIS 
messag es using...

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Ty p e s  o f  U s e r s
Users of the AMIS Analog  Networking  feature are d ivid ed  into the following  
groups: 
nLoc al sub sc rib ers: Voic e mail users whose mailb oxes resid e on the loc al 
Luc ent Tec hnolog ies voic e mail system. Unless restric ted  throug h the 
Messag e Send ing  Restric tions feature, all loc al sub sc rib ers are c ap ab le of 
send ing  AMIS messag es. 
nRemote voic e mail rec ip...