Lucent Technologies Definity Audix System Administration Guide

DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration  585-300-507  Issue 7
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Ongoing Subscriber Administration 
5-9 Evaluating Subscriber Classes of Service 
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Class of servic e op tions d efined  in a sp ec ific  c lass of servic e c an b e overrid d en 
on a sub sc rib er-b y-sub sc rib er b asis. 
Customizing  the subsc rib er’s c lass of servic e b y entering  information d irec tly in 
the c lass of service fields on the change Subscriber screen overrides the values 
of the assig ned c lass of servic e. You...

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5-10 Changing the DEFINITY AUDIX Extension Length 
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nPERM I SSI ON S,  O u t c a ll in g
You c an enab le or d isab le whether a sub sc rib er c an ac tivate Outc alling , 
whic h alerts a sub sc rib er to new messag es b y p lac ing  a c all to that 
sub sc rib er.
nPERM I SSI ON S,  Pri o r it y M e s sa g e s
You c an enab le or d isab le whether a sub sc rib er c an send  p riority voic e 
mail...

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5-11 Subscriber Features 
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8. Reb oot the system using  the Reset System Reb oot sc reen. 
9. Alert sub sc rib ers to these c hang es sinc e they will have to use more or 
fewer dig its when log g ing  in, ad d ressing  voic e mail, and  c alling  other 
extensions. They also should  c hec k their outc alling  numb er; if it is an 
extension in the switc h numbering  system, they will have to re-enter...

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Full Mailbox Answer Mode
The Full Mailb ox Answer Mod e feature enab les the DEFINITY AUDIX system to 
resp ond  to a c all d irec ted  to a full mailb ox with the subsc rib er’s p ersonal 
g reeting , if ac tive, followed  b y system announc ements. The announc ements 
inform the c aller ab out the full mailb ox c ond ition and  offer other availab le c all 
answer op tions,...

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5-13 Responding to Subscriber Issues 
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Security Password
The Sec urity Password  feature p rotec ts your DEFINITY AUDIX system from 
unauthorized  ac c ess b y req uiring  that sub sc rib ers enter a numeric  p assword  in 
ad d ition to their extension numb er when log g ing  in to the DEFINITY AUDIX 
system. A default numeric  p assword is assig ned  on the Sub sc rib er
 sc reen for 
eac h sub sc...

DEFINITY AUDIX System Administration  585-300-507  Issue 7
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5-14 Remote Subscriber Administration 
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Bec ause you know the system so well, you mig ht c orrec tly c onc lud e that this is 
b ec ause the rec ip ient’s mailb ox is full. The solution is either for the rec ip ient to 
d elete any unnec essary messages or for you to inc rease the rec ipient’s mailb ox 
size. 
This is an overly simplified  examp le b ut one that illustrates the kind  of situation 
that...

Ongoing Data Administration 
6-1 Overview 
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Ongoing Data Administration
This chapter describes data administration that is performed as required during 
normal DEFINITY AUDIX system op eration. 
Overview
Ong oing  d ata ad ministration inc lud es ac tivities that you p erform as a p art of your 
d aily or weekly routine, and  other ac tivities that you need  to p erform only when 
c irc umstanc es d ic tate ac tion on your part. For...

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To help  und erstand  these c onc ep ts, think of a filing c ab inet, its d rawers, and the 
files within eac h drawer as shown in Fi g u re  6 - 1, Example of Volume, Filesystems, 
and  Files. In this analog y, the filing  c ab inet rep resents a DEFINITY AUDIX system 
volume. It is d ivid ed  into d rawers (or filesystems), eac h of whic h c ontains 
d ifferent...

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Filesystems
A filesystem is a c ollec tion of files and  their assoc iated  d irec tories. Filesystem 
information may b e b ac ked  up  and  rec overed  d uring  the c ourse of DEFINITY 
AUDIX system ad ministration. It is p ossib le for some filesystems to g row to the 
limits of the alloc ated  d isk sp ac e, jeopard izing  overall system effic ienc y....

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6-4 Maintaining Filesystem Sizes 
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Filesystem Interactions
During  normal op eration, DEFINITY AUDIX filesystems work ind ep end ently of 
eac h other und er the d irec tion of a set of software manag ers. These managers, in 
tandem with hard ware and  firmware manag ers, allow the files, filesystems, and  
system hardware to work smoothly tog ether. 
Sinc e filesystems are hand led  sep arately, it is p...