Lucent Technologies Definity Audix System Digital Networking Guide

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Introduction to Digital Networking 
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Figure 1-1. Three-Machine Basic Network Example
Before the mac hines c an exc hang e messag es, eac h mac hine must c ontain 
some information ab out the other mac hine. The following  list desc rib es the b asic  
information req uired  b y eac h mac hine.
Mac hine Name The name given to the loc al and remote mac hines.  Eac h 
mac hine has a unique name.  The mac...

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The following tab le c ontains the information entered  for eac h mac hine in the 
three-machine example. Prefix The c od e used  to id entify the remote mac hine.  Part of the 
overall ad d ressing  sc heme, the p refix is entered  b y loc al 
subscribers when they address messages to remote 
sub sc rib ers.  Sub sc rib ers first enter the p refix then the...

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Sending a Message to an Administered
Remote Subscriber
Onc e the network ad ministration is finished , sub sc rib ers c an exc hang e voic e 
mail. The following examp le uses a loc al sub sc rib er at extension 2000 on 
mac hine DR who wants to send  a messag e to the ad ministered  remote 
sub sc rib er at extension 6000 in New Jersey. All the user need s to d o...

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Sending a Message to a Non-Administered
Remote Subscriber
DEFINITY AUDIX d ig ital networking  easily hand les the p roc ess of send ing  voic e 
mail to no-profile, non-ad ministered  remote sub sc rib ers when an ad d ress falls 
within a rang e that c orresp ond s to one or more mac hines. The following  examp le 
uses extension 223500 as a no-p rofile,...

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Digital Networking Feature Overview
You should be familiar with the following digital networking features:
nRemote Up d ates
nNetwork Turnaround
nSc heduling
nRetry Strateg ies
nAd ministration Log
Remote Updates
The DEFINITY AUDIX system offers an automatic  method  of ad ministering  
remote sub sc rib ers c alled  
remote upd ates. Remote upd ates...

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Scheduling
Messag es are d elivered  to a remote system on a sc hed ule set up  on the loc al 
system for eac h remote system. The sc hed ule inc lud es the start and  end  time 
d uring the d ay when messag es will b e transmitted  to the remote system and  the 
interval for transmitting  messag es. The minimum interval is every five minutes.
If the c...

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Status Request
The DEFINITY AUDIX system retries over and  over ag ain.
Administration Log
Prob lems that req uire the system ad ministrator’s attention ap p ear in the 
ad ministration log . These ad ministration errors (suc h as notific ation of full 
mailb oxes and  nond eliverab le messag es) should  b e c orrec ted  to op timize 
networking...

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DEFINITY AUDIX Digital Networking Considerations 
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DEFINITY AUDIX Digital 
Networking Considerations
DEFINITY AUDIX d ig ital networking  allows loc al DEFINITY AUDIX sub sc rib ers to 
exc hang e voic e messag es with other DEFINITY AUDIX systems, INTUITY AUDIX 
systems, and  AUDIX R1 systems (AUDIX systems). These systems can b e 
loc ated  on the same site or sp read out over several loc ations in the same or 
different c...

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DEFINITY AUDIX Digital Networking Considerations 
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Number of Networking Ports
DEFINITY AUDIX Release 3.2 sup p orts a maximum of 2 d ig ital networking  
c hannels. DEFINITY AUDIX Release 4.0 sup p orts 1 d ig ital networking  c hannel.
The DEFINITY AUDIX system works by emulating  a switc h station p ort c irc uit 
p ac k. In all switc hes, the DEFINITY AUDIX system c an emulate a TN754, 8-p ort 
d...