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Lucent Technologies Definity Audix System Administration Guide
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DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration 585-300-507 Issue 7 May 1999 Preparing for DEFINITY AUDIX System Operation 2-7 Customer Initial Administration Tasks 2 Task 5: Distributing Documentation to Subscribers At this p oint, it is imp ortant for you to p rovid e your sub sc rib ers with the ap p rop riate d oc umentation to help them use the DEFINITY AUDIX system p rop erly. Ap p end ix A, ‘‘Communic ating with Sub sc rib ers’’, inc lud es several temp late letters that you c an c ustomize and d...
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DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration 585-300-507 Issue 7 May 1999 Preparing for DEFINITY AUDIX System Operation 2-8 What to Do After Initial Administration 2 What to Do After Initial Administration Basic DEFINITY AUDIX initial administration is now c omp leted . At this point, you have estab lished b asic DEFINITY AUDIX servic e for your initial sub sc rib ers and set system p arameters. Your next task is to determine whic h DEFINITY AUDIX features you will use and to ac tivate or d eac...
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Feature Administration 3-1 Overview 3 DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration 585-300-507 Issue 7 May 1999 3 Feature Administration This chapter describes administration you may need to perform to set up and use ind ividual DEFINITY AUDIX system and sub sc rib er features. DEFINITY AUDIX System — Feature Desc rip tions , 585-300-206, c ontains more d etailed information and ad ministration p roc ed ures for all features. Overview Besides the preliminary and initial administration described in...
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DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration 585-300-507 Issue 7 May 1999 Feature Administration 3-2 AMIS Analog Networking 3 AMIS Analog Networking Aud io Messag ing Interc hang e Sp ec ific ation (AMIS) Analog Networking is a DEFINITY AUDIX feature that p ermits sub sc rib ers to exc hang e voic e mail messag es with any other voic e mail system that also has AMIS analog c ap abilities, anywhere in the world . Messag es c an b e exc hang ed with sub sc rib ers on remote voic e mail systems with...
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DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration 585-300-507 Issue 7 May 1999 Feature Administration 3-3 Alarm Origination 3 Alarm Origination The Alarm Orig ination feature enab les the DEFINITY AUDIX system to c all you or a remote maintenanc e c enter when a major or minor alarm has oc c urred. If this feature is not ac tivated , no c all c an b e sent. To d isp lay the Alarm Orig ination feature, use the System-Parameters Maintenanc e sc reen. Announcements and Announcement Sets Up to nine announc...
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DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration 585-300-507 Issue 7 May 1999 Feature Administration 3-4 Automated Attendant 3 Automated Attendant The Automated Attend ant feature allows you to set up the DEFINITY AUDIX system to answer extensions and p romp t c allers to p ress ap p rop riate keys on their touc h-tone telephones to transfer to d esired extensions or leave messag es for ind ivid ual subsc rib ers. You c an set up any numb er of automated attend ants, and you c an nest them so that an...
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DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration 585-300-507 Issue 7 May 1999 Feature Administration 3-5 Broadcast Messages 3 Broadcast Messages The Broad c ast Messag es feature allows selec ted sub sc rib ers to send b road c ast messag es to all local sub scrib ers and selec ted remote sub scrib ers. Permission to send b road c ast messag es c an b e assig ned on a per-sub sc rib er b asis or b y c lass-of-servic e. You should limit p ermission to send b road c ast messag es to yourself or to a few...
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DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration 585-300-507 Issue 7 May 1999 Feature Administration 3-6 Broadcast Messages 3 Setting Up the Broadcast Mailbox The b road c ast mailb ox is assoc iated with a “ p hantom” sub sc rib er. (A “ p hantom” sub sc rib er in the DEFINITY AUDIX system is one that is ad ministered on a Su b s c r ib e r sc reen in the DEFINITY AUDIX system for an extension that log ic ally exists in the DEFINITY AUDIX system b ut is not ad ministered on the switc h.) This phantom...
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DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration 585-300-507 Issue 7 May 1999 Feature Administration 3-7 Broadcast Messages 3 The size of the b road c ast mailbox is d efined on the Sub sc rib er sc reen. The maximum length of individual broadcast messages is defined by each orig inator’s maximum messag e length on p ag e 2 of the Sub sc rib er screen. A maximum of 16 messages c an be in the b roadc ast mailb ox at one time. However, because broadcast messages will be presented to subscribers before their...
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DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration 585-300-507 Issue 7 May 1999 Feature Administration 3-8 Broadcast Messages 3 5. If you want the messag e to b e p rivate, p ress in resp onse to the voic e p rompts, and sub sc rib ers will b e unab le to forward the messag e. In the d elivery op tions menu, you also c an sp ec ify filing or future d elivery. Press to file a c op y of your broad c ast messag e. Press to sp ec ify d elivery for some time in the future. 6. Optionally, p ress to hear...