Lucent Technologies BCS Products Security Handbook Instructions Manual

							BCS Products
Security Handbook  
555-025-600  Issue 6
December 1997
Large Business Communications Systems Security Tools by Release 
Page I-5  
I
Class of Service‘‘Class of Service’’ 
on page 3-14
‘‘Class of Service’’ 
on page 5-6
‘‘Class of Service’’ 
on page 6-3
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CMS 
Measurements‘‘
CMS 
Measurements’’ on 
page 3-52
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COR Descriptions‘‘
Class of 
Restriction’’ on 
page 3-12
xxx
Digit Conversion‘‘
Digit Conversion’’ 
on page 3-21
‘‘Block International 
Calling’’ on page 
3-30
‘‘Limit International 
Calling’’ on page 
3-32
‘‘Restrict Calls to 
Specified Area 
Codes’’ on page 
3-33
xxxG3ixxxx
Enhanced Call 
Transfer‘‘
Basic Call 
Transfer’’ on page 
5-21
‘‘Disallow Outside 
Calls’’ on page 
6-16
R1V3 
Issue 
2.0R2V4 Issue 
5.0xxxxxx
Extended User 
Administration of 
Redirected Calls‘‘
Extended User 
Administration of 
Redirected Calls’’ 
on page 3-23
x
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Facility Restriction 
Levels‘‘Class of 
Restriction’’ on 
page 3-12
‘‘Facility 
Restriction Level 
(FRL)’’ on page 
3-15
‘‘Facility 
Restriction Levels’’ 
on page 5-5
‘‘Facility 
Restriction Levels’’ 
on page 6-2
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Feature Access 
Code 
Administration‘‘
Known Toll Fraud 
Activity’’ on page 
1-3
‘‘Feature Access 
Code 
Administration’’ on 
page 3-8
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Forced Entry of 
Account Code‘‘
Forced Entry of 
Account Code’’ on 
page 3-20
‘‘Require Account 
Codes’’ on page 
3-42
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Forced Password 
Aging‘‘
Forced Password 
Aging and 
Administrable 
Logins’’ on page 
3-47
xxx
Free Call List‘‘
Free Call List’’ on 
page 3-16
xx
Fully Restricted 
Service‘‘
Calling Party and 
Called Party 
Restrictions’’ on 
page 3-12
‘‘Fully Restrict 
Service’’ on page 
3-27
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INADS Port 
Access 
Restrictions‘‘Adding Customer 
Logins and 
Assigning Initial 
Password’’ on page 
D-13
xx
List Call Forward 
Command‘‘
Class of Service’’ 
on page 3-14
xx
Login ID Kill After 
“N” Attempts‘‘
Administering 
Login ID Kill After N 
Attempts’’ on page 
D-7
xxx
Logoff Notification 
- Facility Test Call‘‘
Adding Customer 
Logins and 
Assigning Initial 
Password’’ on page 
D-13
xx
Logoff Notification 
- Remote Access‘‘
Adding Customer 
Logins and 
Assigning Initial 
Password’’ on page 
D-13
xx
Malicious Call 
Trace‘‘
Malicious Call 
Trace’’ on page 
3-62
R2V4 xG3rxxxx
Monitor Command‘‘
Monitor Trunks’’ 
on page 3-41
x x xxxx
Monitor Security 
Violations Reports‘‘
Administering the 
Security Violations 
Reports’’ on page 
D-17
xxxx
Night Service‘‘
Night Service’’ on 
page 3-8
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Permanently 
Disable Remote 
Access‘‘
Administering 
Barrier Code 
Aging’’ on page 
D-11
R1V3n G1V4n x x x x x
Personal Station 
Access (PSA)‘‘
Personal Station 
Access (PSA)’’ on 
page 3-22
x
Recall Signaling‘‘
Recall Signaling 
(Switchhook 
Flash)’’ on page 
3-17
x x x xxxx
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Recent Change 
History Report‘‘Recent Change 
History Report 
(DEFINITY ECS 
and DEFINITY G1 
and G3 only)’’ on 
page 3-61
x x xxxx
Remote Access 
Authorization 
Code Dial Tone‘‘
Remote Access 
Dial Tone’’ on page 
3-8
R1V3 x x xxxx
Remote Access 
Kill After “N” 
Attempts‘‘
Administering 
Remote Access 
Kill After N 
Attempts’’ on page 
D-6
xxx
Remote User 
Administration of 
Call Coverage‘‘
Remote User 
Administration of 
Call Coverage’’ on 
page 3-23
x
Restrict Changes 
to Administration 
Objects‘‘
Require 
Passwords’’ on 
page 3-24
‘‘Forced Password 
Aging and 
Administrable 
Logins’’ on page 
3-47
xxxx
Restricting 
Incoming Tie 
Trunks‘‘
Restricting 
Incoming Tie 
Trunks’’ on page 
3-19
xx
Restrictions; 
Individual and 
Group-
Controlled‘‘
Restrictions — 
Individual and 
Group-Controlled 
(DEFINITY ECS, 
DEFINITY G1, G3, 
and System 75)’’ 
on page 3-18
x x x xxxx
Security Violations 
Measurement 
Report‘‘
Security Violations 
Measurement 
Report’’ on page 
3-56
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Security Violation 
Notification 
Feature‘‘Security Violation 
Notification Feature 
(DEFINITY ECS 
and DEFINITY G3 
only)’’ on page 
3-53
x xxxx
Service Observing‘‘
Service 
Observing’’ on 
page 3-63
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Station 
Restrictions‘‘
Station 
Restrictions’’ on 
page 3-17
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Status Remote 
Access‘‘
Adding Customer 
Logins and 
Assigning Initial 
Password’’ on page 
D-13
xx
SVN Referral Call 
With 
Announcements‘‘
Security Violation 
Notification Feature 
(DEFINITY ECS 
and DEFINITY G3 
only)’’ on page 
3-53
xxx
Terminal 
Translation 
Initialization‘‘
Use Terminal 
Translation 
Initialization’’ on 
page 3-42
G3rxxxx
Toll Analysis‘‘
Toll Analysis (G3 
only)’’ on page 
3-16
‘‘Toll Analysis’’ on 
page 5-7
‘‘Toll Analysis’’ on 
page 6-5
x xxxx
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Traffic 
Measurements 
and Performance‘‘Traffic 
Measurements 
and Performance’’ 
on page 3-49
‘‘SAT, Manager I, 
and G3-MT 
Reporting’’ on page 
5-13
‘‘SAT, Manager I, 
and G3-MT 
Reporting’’ on page 
6-10
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Trunk 
Administration‘‘
Trunk 
Administration’’ on 
page 3-8
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Trunk-to-Trunk 
Transfer‘‘
Disable Transfer 
Outgoing Trunk to 
Outgoing Trunk’’ on 
page 3-40
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Trunk-to-Trunk 
Transfer (all 
trunks) ‘‘
Disallow 
Trunk-to-Trunk 
Transfer’’ on page 
3-39
xxx
Void Customer 
Passwords‘‘
Require 
Passwords’’ on 
page 3-24
R1V2
R1V3x x xxxx
World Class 
Routing‘‘
Known Toll Fraud 
Activity’’ on page 
1-3
‘‘World Class 
Routing 
(DEFINITY ECS 
and DEFINITY 
G2.2 and G3 only)’’ 
on page 3-20
‘‘Use World Class 
Routing 
Restrictions 
(DEFINITY G2.2 
and G3 only)’’ on 
page 3-44
G2.2 all 
except 
G3iV1xxxx
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GL
Glossary
A
AAR
Automatic Alternate Routing 
ACA
Automatic Circuit Assurance
ACD
Automatic Call Distribution
ADAP
AUDIX Data Acquisition Package 
AFRL
Alternate Facility Restriction Level
AMIS
Audio Messaging Interface Specification 
ANI
Automatic Number Identification
APLT
Advanced Private Line Termination
ARS
Automatic Route Selection, replaced by WCR in DEFINITY G2.2
AUDIX
Audio Information Exchange
AVP
AUDIX Voice Power
Access
The act of entering into a PBX system.
Account Code
A number (1 to 15 digits) that can be required when originating toll calls or WCR network calls.
Adjunct
Equipment that connects to a PBX port and interacts with the PBX system to provide a service, 
such as voice mail, automated attendant, and call traffic reporting.
Administer
Access or change the parameters associated with the services or features of the PBX system.
Alternate Facility Restriction Level
Sets time-dependent limits on access to routing patterns.
AMIS Analog Networking
An AUDIX Voice Mail System feature that connects the AUDIX Voice Mail System to other voice 
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ARS Dial Tone
The dial tone callers hear after they enter the ARS feature access code.
Attendant
The operator of the console.
Attendant Console
An electronic call-handling position with push-button control. Used by attendants to answer and 
place calls and to manage and monitor some of the PBX operations.
AUDIX Voice Mail System 
A Lucent Technologies adjunct that provides voice mail and automated attendant services.
Authorization Code
A security code used with Remote Access to prevent unauthorized access or egress. A dialed code 
that can raise the Facility Restriction Level or Class of Restriction (COR) of the trunk used to place 
an outgoing call. An authorization code can also be used in preference to or in combination with a 
barrier code to protect against unauthorized use of Remote Access trunks.
Automated Attendant
Adjunct equipment that performs the services of an attendant, such as directing calls to individuals 
or departments.
Automatic Circuit Assurance
Detects short and long holding times and visually notifies a designated station when corresponding 
thresholds are exceeded.
B
BCMS
Basic Call Management System
Barrier Code
A security code used with the Remote Access feature to help prevent unauthorized access.
Basic Call Transfer
A type of transfer where the AUDIX Voice Mail System validates that the number of digits entered 
matches the length of extensions in the dial plan, and then transfers the call to the switch before 
disconnecting.
BCMS Measurements
Reports traffic patterns for measured trunk groups.
C
CAS
Centralized Attendant Service, Call Accounting System
CDR
Call Detail Recording 
						

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Call Forwarding
A set of features that allow calls destined for an extension to be redirected to another extension, 
designated during activation.
Call Forwarding All Calls (Follow Me)
A feature that allows calls destined for an extension to be redirected to another extension, 
designated during activation, regardless of the busy or idle state of the called extension. Intended to 
redirect calls to the called party when he or she is away from his or her desk.
Call Forwarding (Off Net)
A function of the Call Forwarding Follow Me feature that allows a user to forward all calls to a 
telephone in the public network.
Call Forward Off/On-Net
A function of the Call Forwarding Follow Me feature that allows a user to call forward outside the 
switch (Off-Net), or inside AND outside the switch to non-toll locations (Off/On-Net).
CMS
Call Management System
CO
Central Office
COR
Class of Restriction
COS
Class of Service
CSM
Centralized System Management
Call Detail Recording
Records call information when specified trunk groups are used for the call.
Called Party Restrictions
The calling privileges or restrictions that can be placed on the receiving station or trunk.
Calling Party Restrictions
The calling privileges or restrictions that can be placed on the originating station or trunk.
Call Management System
An adjunct processor that collects data from an ACD and generates reports to be stored or 
displayed regarding status of agents, splits, and trunks.
Call Vector
A set of commands to be performed for an incoming or internal call. See 
Call Vectoring.
Call Vectoring
Directs incoming and internal calls to various destinations: on- or off-premises destinations, a hunt 
group or split, or a specific call treatment, such as an announcement, forced disconnect, forced 
busy, or delay treatment. Calls access these destinations, or vectors, through Vector Directory 
Numbers (VDNs).
Central Office
The location housing the telephone switching equipment that provides local telephone service and 
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Class of Restriction
A number (0 through 63) that specifies the calling privileges and limitations assigned to stations, 
Remote Access users, and trunk groups. For DEFINITY G3rV1, G3i-Global, and G3V2 and later, 
CORs have been increased to 96; thus, the number is 0 through 95.
Class of Service
For DEFINITY G2 and System 85, specifies the calling privileges and limitations assigned to the 
station. For DEFINITY ECS, DEFINITY G1, G3, and System 75, a number (0 through 15) that 
specifies if users can activate Automatic Callback, Call Forwarding, Console Permissions, Data 
Privacy, and Priority Calling features. For G3V2 and later, also specifies additional COR feature 
restrictions.
CMS Measurements
Measures traffic patterns and time on calls to compare them with preset traffic counts and time limit 
thresholds.
Coverage Path
The order in which calls are redirected to alternate answering positions.
Customer Premises Equipment-Based System
A customer’s PBX, voice mail, or voice processing system.
D
DAC
Dial Access Code (see 
Trunk Access Code)
DCS
Distributed Communications System
DDD
Direct Distance Dialing
DID
Direct Inward Dialing
DISA
Direct Inward System Access
Digit Conversion
A process used to convert specific dialed numbers into other dialed numbers.
Direct Inward Dialing
Allows an incoming call from the public network (not FX or WATS) to reach a specific telephone 
without attendant assistance. DID calls to DID-restricted telephone lines are routed to an attendant 
or recorded announcement, depending on the option selected.
E
EPSCS
Enhanced Private Switched Communications Service