Lucent Technologies Amis Analog Networking Guide

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Administration Forms Summary 
B-5  
B
list measurements 
sp ec ial-features d ay 
[mm/dd/yy]
To d isp lay outc alling  traffic 
information (whic h inc lud es AMIS 
analog  networking and  message 
d elivery) for any day during  the 
most rec ent 32-d ay c ollec tion 
period.
list measurements 
sp ec ial-features hour 
[ mm/d d/yy]  [ hh]
To d isp lay outc alling  traffic 
information (whic h inc lud es AMIS 
analog  networking and  message 
d elivery) for any hour d uring  the 
most rec ent 192-hour (8-d ay) 
period.
list  measurements sub sc rib er 
day 
[ name]  [ extension]  
[mm/dd/yy]
To d isp lay messag e ac tivity for a 
sp ec ific  sub sc rib er for the c urrent 
d ay and  up  to 7 previous d ays.
list  measurements sub sc rib er 
month 
[name] [extension] 
[mm/yy]
To d isp lay messag e ac tivity for a 
sp ec ific  sub sc rib er for the c urrent 
month and  up  to 12 p revious 
months.
aud it  network-d ata To ac tivate c hang es mad e to the
 
System-Parameters  
Analog -Network sc reen in R2.0 or 
later software (R1.0 software 
req uires a reboot). 
list remote-extensions 
[ mac hine-name]  
[ starting-extension
] or 
[subscriber-type]
To d isp lay a list of remote 
sub sc rib er extensions names, 
ad ministration typ es, and  
last-usag e d ate.
ad d /c hang e/ 
d isp lay/remove remote-sub sc rib er 
[ name] or 
[address] or [ mac hine-name 
extension]
To display, add, change, and 
remove remote subscribers; 
information inc lud es name, 
extension, add ress, c ommunity ID, 
ad ministration typ e, voic ed -name, 
last-usage date, and machine(s).
ad d /c hang e/ 
d isp lay/remove sub scrib er 
[name]To administer local sub scrib ers 
and  the op tional AMIS analog  
networking  loop b ac k test mailb ox.
aud it  switc h-translations To ac tivate c hang es mad e to the
 
System-Parameters Outc alling  
screen. 
Table B-2. DEFINITY AUDIX Screens Summary
Verb Screen Name and Qualifiers Description 
						

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B
reset  system reb oot To ac tivate the AMIS analog  
networking  and  messag e d elivery 
features.
c hang e/d isp lay system-parameters 
analog -networkTo d isp lay, spec ify, and  c hange 
p arameters on the local machine 
for AMIS analog  networking  and  
messag e d elivery.
d isp lay system-parameters 
c ustomer-op tionsTo verify that AMIS analog  
networking has been activated by 
Luc ent Tec hnolog ies p ersonnel.
change/display  system-parameters features To set rescheduling intervals for 
unsuc c essful AMIS analog  
networking  and  messag e d elivery 
attemp ts.
chang e/d isp lay  system-parameters limits To adjust system limits and disk 
sp ac e for loc al and  ad ministered  
remote sub sc rib ers.
c hang e/d isp lay  system-parameters  outc alling To ad minister outc alling  c yc les and  
p orts whic h are also used  for AMIS 
analog  networking and  message 
delivery.  
c hang e/d isp lay system-parameters 
send ing -restric tionsTo activate send ing  restrictions 
feature and  define a matrix 
ind ic ating  whic h c ommunities of 
sub scrib ers may exchang e 
messages.
Table B-2. DEFINITY AUDIX Screens Summary
Verb Screen Name and Qualifiers Description 
						

							Subscriber Operation 
C-1 AMIS Analog Networking Examples 
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Subscriber Operation
This ap p end ix shows examp les of sub sc ribers using  the AMIS Analog  
Networking  and  Messag e Delivery features on various Luc ent Tec hnolog ies 
voic e mail system setup s. 
A temp late letter d esc rib ing  how to use the AMIS Analog  Networking  and  
Messag e Delivery features ap p ears at the end  of this app end ix. System 
ad ministrators are enc ourag ed  to c ustomize this letter for the features and  
telep hone numb ers availab le on their system, and  d istribute c op ies to the 
subscriber population. 
AMIS Analog Networking Examples
This sec tion shows examp les for using  AMIS one-step  and  two-step  AMIS 
ad d ressing . Fi g u re  C -1, 
AMIS Analog  Networking  Example, illustrates the AMIS 
Analog  Networking  feature. 
One-Step AMIS Addressing
Sub sc rib ers on d ifferent voic e mail systems c an exc hange voic e mail messag es 
using AMIS 
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For examp le, sup p ose Sub scrib er L (a sub scrib er on the local AUDIX system) 
need s to send  a voic e mail messag e to Sub sc rib er R (an emp loyee of the same 
c omp any at a remote site ac ross town). For Sub sc rib er L to send  an AMIS analog  
messag e to Sub sc rib er R’s voic e mailb ox using  one-step  AMIS Analog  
Networking , she needs to know the following  information: 
nOp tional: The AMIS p refix and /or ad d ress p refix, if assig ned , used  to 
id entify Subsc rib er R’s voic e mail system. If a p refix is nec essary, you will 
b e informed  b y your system ad ministrator. 
In this examp le, assume the AMIS p refix “ 7”  is ad ministered. 
nSub sc rib er R’s mailb ox ID (this is normally Sub sc rib er R’s extension 
numb er). 
In this examp le, assume Sub sc rib er R’s extension/mailb ox ID is “ 1111” . 
To send Sub sc rib er R a messag e, Sub sc rib er L should  d o the following : 
1. Log  on to her loc al Luc ent Tec hnolog ies voic e mail system, rec ord  a 
message for Subscriber R, and approve it by pressing: 
—   on a DEFINITY AUDIX system, an Intuity system, or an AUDIX 
R1V8 system with the standard  announc ement set 
—     on an AUDIX R1V8 system with the trad itional 
announc ement set, or on an earlier release of AUDIX software 
NOTE:
Both the stand ard  and  trad itional AUDIX R1V8 systems sup port the 
same c ommand s. However, an AUDIX system with the stand ard  
announcement set prompts users to press  ,  while an AUDIX R1V8 
system with the trad itional announc ement set p romp ts sub sc rib ers 
to p ress    . 
2. When the loc al system p romp ts Sub sc rib er L for the extension to whic h 
she wants to send  the messag e, she should  enter the p refix id entifying  
Sub scrib er R’s voic e mail system followed  b y Sub scrib er R’s mailb ox ID, 
followed  b y  .  
In this examp le, Sub sc rib er L would  enter “ 71111#” . 
NOTE:
If Sub sc rib er R is ad ministered  on the loc al system, Subsc rib er L 
c ould alternatively ad d ress him b y name (last-name-first). She c an 
also inc lud e Sub sc riber R in her p ersonal mailing  lists, or ad d ress 
Sub sc rib er R using  an alias in her p ersonal d irec tory, whether he is 
loc ally ad ministered  or not. 
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3. To ap prove the ad d ress and  send  the messag e immed iately (at the first 
ad ministered  interval), Sub sc rib er L would  p ress: 
—      on a DEFINITY AUDIX system, an Intuity system, or an 
AUDIX R1V8 system with the standard  announc ement set 
—       on an AUDIX R1V8 system with the trad itional 
announc ement set, or on an earlier release of AUDIX software 
4. At the first ad ministered  transmission interval, Subsc rib er L’s loc al system 
calls Subscriber R’s voice mail system by dialing the digits in the dial 
string  d efined  for Sub scrib er R’s voice mail system. 
5. When the remote system answers the c all, the loc al system notifies the 
remote system that it has an AMIS analog messag e for mailb ox “ 1111.”  
6. Sub sc rib er L’s system plays Sub sc rib er L’s messag e to Sub sc rib er R’s 
system; meanwhile, Sub scriber R’s system record s Sub sc rib er L’s 
messag e. 
7. The remote voice mail system puts Subsc riber L’s message in Subsc riber 
R’s mailb ox and  notifies him that he has a messag e. Sub sc rib er R c an 
then retrieve Subsc rib er L’s messag e as he would  any other voic e mail 
messag e. 
8. The loc al system up d ates the status of the messag e head er in Sub sc rib er 
L’s outg oing  mailb ox to ind ic ate the messag e was delivered . 
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Figure C-1. AMIS Analog Networking Example
Subscriber L
Local Voice Mailbox
Local Switch
Local Voice 
Messaging System
Public Network
Remote Voice 
Messaging SystemRemote 
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Two-Step AMIS Analog Networking Example
Sub sc rib ers on d ifferent voic e mail systems c an exc hange voic e mail messag es 
using AMIS 
two-step or c asual addressing as described in this section. 
For example, suppose Subscriber L (a subscriber on the local Lucent 
Tec hnolog ies voic e mail system) need s to send  a voic e mail messag e to 
Sub sc rib er R (an emp loyee of the same c ompany at a remote site ac ross town). 
For Sub sc riber L to send  an AMIS analog  messag e to Sub sc rib er R’s voic e 
mailbox using AMIS two-step addressing, she needs to know the following 
information: 
nOp tional: The AMIS p refix and /or ad d ress p refix, if assig ned , used  to 
id entify Subsc rib er R’s voic e mail system or the 
rang e of voic e mail 
systems to whic h sub sc rib ers c an send  two-step AMIS analog  messages. 
If a p refix is nec essary, you will b e informed  b y your system ad ministrator. 
In this examp le, assume the AMIS p refix “ 7”  is ad ministered. 
nThe hunt-g roup  numb er of Sub sc rib er R’s voic e mail system, or whatever 
d ig its are need ed  to id entify the remote voic e mail system (inc lud ing  a 
c ountry c od e and /or area c od e, if req uired ). Your system ad ministrator 
must also p rovid e this information. 
nSub sc rib er R’s mailb ox ID (this is normally Sub sc rib er R’s extension 
numb er). In this examp le, assume Sub sc rib er R’s extension/mailb ox ID is 
“ 1111” . 
To send Sub sc rib er R a messag e, Sub sc rib er L should  d o the following : 
1. Log  on to the loc al Luc ent Tec hnolog ies voic e mail system, rec ord  a 
message for Subscriber R, and approve it by pressing: 
—   on a DEFINITY AUDIX system, an Intuity system, or an AUDIX 
R1V8 system with the standard  announc ement set 
—     on an AUDIX R1V8 system with the trad itional 
announc ement set, or on an earlier release of AUDIX software 
2. When the loc al system p romp ts Sub sc rib er L for the extension to whic h 
she wants to send  the messag e, she should  enter the p refix, followed  b y 
the hunt-group  numb er of Sub sc rib er R’s voic e mail system, followed b y 
the   key. 
For examp le, Sub sc rib er L would  enter “ 72225000#”
3. The system then p romp ts Sub sc rib er L for the mailb ox ID to whic h she 
wants to send  the messag e. She should  enter Sub sc rib er R’s mailb ox ID 
(extension numb er), followed  b y   . 
In this examp le, Sub sc rib er L would  enter “ 1111#” .
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4. To ap prove the ad d ress and  send  the messag e immed iately (at the first 
ad ministered  interval), Sub sc rib er L would  p ress: 
—      on a DEFINITY AUDIX system, an Intuity system, or an 
AUDIX R1V8 system with the standard  announc ement set 
—       on an AUDIX R1V8 system with the trad itional 
announc ement set, or on an earlier release of AUDIX software 
5. At the first ad ministered  transmission interval, Subsc rib er L’s loc al system 
calls Subscriber R’s voice mail system by dialing the digits in the dial 
string defined for Subscriber R’s system. 
In this examp le, the loc al system would  d ial “ 9-222-5000”  (this assumes 
that “ 9”  is the d ial ac c ess c od e used  to ac c ess an outgoing trunk). 
6. When the remote system answers the c all, the loc al system notifies the 
remote system that it has an AMIS analog messag e for mailb ox “ 1111.”
7. Sub sc rib er L’s system plays Sub sc rib er L’s messag e to Sub sc rib er R’s 
system; meanwhile, Sub scriber R’s system record s Sub sc rib er L’s 
messag e. 
8. The remote voice mail system puts Subsc riber L’s message in Subsc riber 
R’s mailb ox and  notifies him that he has a messag e. Sub sc rib er R c an 
then retrieve Subsc rib er L’s messag e as he would  any other voic e mail 
messag e. 
9. The loc al system up d ates the status of the messag e head er in Sub sc rib er 
L’s outg oing  mailb ox to ind ic ate the messag e was delivered . 
Message Delivery Example
Messag e Delivery is an extension of the AMIS Analog  Networking  feature that 
p ermits Luc ent Tec hnolog ies voic e mail sub sc rib ers to send  rec ord ed  voic e mail 
messag es to any touc h-tone telep hone, anywhere in the world  (inc lud ing  
someone’s home). Fi g u re  C - 2, 
Messag e Delivery Examp le, illustrates the 
Messag e Delivery feature. 
For example, suppose Subscriber L (a subscriber on a loc al Lucent 
Tec hnolog ies voic e mail system) need s to c ontac t Rec ip ient H (her husb and  who 
works at home), b ut his line is busy. In this c ase, she may c hoose to send  him a 
voic e mail messag e using  the Messag e Delivery feature. 
Before Sub sc rib er L c an send  a Messag e Delivery messag e to Rec ip ient H, she 
need s to know the following  information: 
nOp tional: The ad d ress p refix, if assig ned , used  to id entify numb ers to 
whic h messag e d elivery messages c an b e sent. In this examp le, assume 
the Messag e Delivery p refix is “ 6.”
nRec ip ient H’s telep hone numb er. In this examp le, assume the numb er is 
“ 222-1234.”
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To send Rec ip ient H a messag e, Sub sc rib er L should  d o the following : 
1. Log  on to the loc al Luc ent Tec hnolog ies voic e mail system, rec ord  a 
message for Recipient H, and approve it. 
2. When the system p rompts her for the extension to whic h she wants to 
send  the messag e, she should  enter the p refix, followed  by Rec ip ient H’s 
telep hone numb er, followed  b y the   key. 
In this examp le Sub sc rib er L would  enter “ 62221234#”
3. To ap prove the ad d ress and  send  the messag e immed iately (at the first 
ad ministered  interval), Sub sc rib er L would  p ress: 
—      on a DEFINITY AUDIX system, an Intuity system, or an 
AUDIX R1V8 system with the standard  announc ement set 
—      on an AUDIX R1V8 system with the trad itional 
announc ement set, or on an earlier release of AUDIX software 
4. At the first ad ministered  transmission interval, Subsc rib er L’s loc al system 
d ials whatever dig its are in the Messag e Delivery d ial string  (suc h as “ 9” 1 
to reac h the p ub lic  network), followed b y Rec ip ient H’s telep hone numb er. 
In this examp le, the loc al system would  d ial “ 9-222-1234”  (this assumes 
that “ 9”  is the d ial-ac c ess c ode used  to ac c ess an outg oing  trunk). 
5. When Rec ipient H answers the c all, Sub sc riber L’s voic e mail system 
p lays a short announc ement informing Rec ip ient H that he has a messag e 
from Sub sc rib er L and  that he should  p ress   to listen to it. 
6. Rec ip ient H c an then p ress    to hear the messag e, or     to d elete the 
messag e without listening  to it (for examp le, if he alread y knows what the 
messag e is ab out). Pressing      ensures the system will not c all him 
ag ain with this same messag e. 
7. If he c hose to listen to the messag e, Rec ip ient H c an rep lay the messag e 
b y p ressing  , p ress     to d elete the messag e, or simp ly hang  up  (in 
the latter c ase, the system will delete the ac c essed  messag e for him). 
8. If Rec ip ient H doesn’t answer, Sub sc rib er L’s voic e mail system will make 
up  to five more attemp ts to d eliver her messag e to Rec ip ient H at intervals 
sp ec ified  b y the system ad ministrator. 
— If her messag e is d elivered  suc cessfully, the voice mail system 
up d ates the outg oing  messag e status to 
ac c essed. 
— If all six attemp ts fail, the system send s a new voic e mail messag e 
to Subsc rib er L notifying  her that the messag e was und eliverab le. 
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Figure C-2. Message Delivery Example
Subs
Local 
Local 
Voice 
Messagin
Public Network
Recipient H