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DescriptionPoints to Remember
Administration Screens
Aud io Messag ing  Interc hang e Sp ec ific ation (AMIS) Analog  
Networking  is an op tional feature that p ermits sub sc rib ers to 
exchang e voice mail messag es with voice mail systems any-
where in the world , p rovid ed  those systems also have AMIS-
analog  c ap ab ilities (AMIS is an ind ustry-wid e stand ard ). 
Messages also c an be exc hang ed  with users on remote sys-
tems with AMIS c ap ab ilities mad e b y vend ors other than 
Luc ent Tec hnolog ies.
The ad ministrator may ad minister a set of remote voic e mes-
sag ing  systems for two-step  (
casual) ad dressing  (for 
instanc e, an entire area c od e) without ad ministering  remote 
systems individ ually. If the traffic  b etween the loc al system 
and  a p artic ular remote system is heavy, however, the 
administrator may ad minister the remote system for one-step  
(
p re-ad ministered) ad d ressing .
To ad d ress a message via AMIS analog  two-step  ad d ress-
ing , the sub sc rib er must spec ify both the telephone numb er 
of the remote voic e mail system and  the mailb ox ID of the 
intend ed  rec ip ient. To ad dress a messag e via AMIS analog  
one-step  ad d ressing , the sub sc rib er need  only spec ify the 
remote mailb ox ID of the intend ed  rec ip ient. Users on remote 
systems ad ministered  for one-step ad d ressing  c an b e 
administered  on the loc al system via the Sub sc rib er sc reen, 
and  they may b e includ ed  in sub scrib ers’ mailing  lists and  
p ersonal d irec tories.
The loc al DEFINITY AUDIX system will transmit messag es at 
sp ec ific  times set b y the DEFINITY AUDIX ad ministrator on 
the Mac hine sc reen. The times spec ified on this sc reen 
must 
b e a sub set of the outc alling  p eriod s ad ministered  on the 
System-Parameters Outc alling sc reen.
nEac h DEFINITY AUDIX system 
using AMIS Analog  Networking  
c an exc hang e messag es with any 
voic e mail system with AMIS ana-
log capabilities.
nRemote systems c an be ad minis-
tered  for easy one-step  ad d ress-
ing .
nAs d efined b y the AMIS analog  
specification, messages will be 
transmitted  sep arately for eac h 
remote recipient, even if recipients 
resid e on the same system.
nMessag es are played b y the 
send ing  system and  
rec ord ed by 
the rec eiving  system.
nBecause messages are played 
and  transmitted  via analog  lines, 
their q uality may d eg rad e.
AMIS Analog Networking
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Applications
AMIS Analog  Networking  is p rimarily of interest to b usinesses that use voic e 
messag ing  systems that d o not use Luc ent Tec hnolog ies’ p rop rietary AUDIX 
software. AMIS Analog  Networking  allows remote or systems to“ talk”  to eac h 
other using  a d ial-and-answer system like a telephone c all. 
Customers whose ad d itional voic e messag ing  systems use AUDIX software may 
want to use Dig ital Networking . See the Dig ital Networking  feature for more 
information ab out Dig ital Networking . 
Considerations
A p rimary c onsid eration in AMIS Analog  Networking , as with the Outc alling 
feature, is how often the feature will b e used . This typ e of networking  uses voic e 
p orts whic h is an imp ortant c onsid eration when p lanning  a system c onfiguration. 
The c onsid erations for one-step  and  two-step ad d ressing  are d isc ussed b elow. 
AMIS Analog One-Step Addressing
If the traffic  b etween the loc al system and  a p artic ular remote system is heavy, 
the ad ministrator may administer the remote system for p re-ad ministered  
ad d ressing . In this c ase, the ad ministrator must ind ivid ually administer the 
remote system rather than inc lud ing  it in a set of administered  remote systems. 
To add ress a messag e via AMIS analog  one-step  ad d ressing, the sub sc rib er 
need s to sp ec ify only the remote mailb ox ID (normally an extension) of the 
intend ed rec ip ient. Users on remote systems administered  for one-step  
ad d ressing  on the loc al system also c an b e ad ministered  on the loc al system via 
the Remote Sub sc rib er sc reen. These loc ally ad ministered, remote users may b e 
inc lud ed  in sub sc rib ers’ mailing lists (see the Mailing  List feature) and  p ersonal 
d irec tories (see the Personal Direc tory feature). Sinc e they are listed  in the 
system d irec tory, they also c an be ad d ressed  b y name (see the 
Ad d ress-b y-Name feature). 
AMIS Analog Two-Step Addressing
The ad ministrator may ad minister a set of remote voic e mail systems for c asual 
ad d ressing . A set of systems c ould , for examp le, b e an entire area c ode or all 
loc al numb ers. In this c ase, ind ivid ual remote voic e mail systems d o not need  to 
b e ad ministered  sep arately. 
To add ress a messag e via AMIS analog  two-step  ad d ressing , the sub sc rib er 
must sp ec ify b oth the telep hone numb er of the remote voic e mail system and  the 
mailb ox ID of the intend ed  rec ipient on the remote system. Users on these 
remote systems 
c annot b e ad ministered  on the loc al system, nor c an they b e 
inc lud ed  in sub sc rib er-defined  ad d ress lists or p ersonal d irec tories.  
						

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The AMIS Analog  Networking  feature is desig ned  to b e very similar to the 
stand ard  Voic e Mail and  Networking  features. However, sub sc rib ers who rec eive 
AMIS analog  messag es from remote systems ad ministered  for AMIS two-step  
ad d ressing  will notic e information inc lud ed  in the head er that is not inc lud ed  in 
stand ard  voic e mail messag es. This inc lud es a statement that the messag e is an 
AMIS analog  messag e and , g enerally, the c omp lete telep hone numb er of the 
remote voic e mail system (d epend ing  on ad d ress rang e) in ad d ition to the 
mailb ox ID of the p erson who sent the messag e (the send er’s name will not b e 
voic ed ). 
Requirements
The AMIS Analog  Networking  feature must b e ac tivated  b y Luc ent Tec hnolog ies’ 
remote maintenanc e p ersonnel. Eac h remote system, whic h may b e a Luc ent 
Tec hnolog ies system or another vend or’s voic e mail system, must have AMIS 
analog capabilities activated. 
Feature Operation
The local system simp ly c alls the remote system and , when the remote system is 
read y, plays the messag e. The remote system rec ord s the messag e and  p uts it in 
the rec ipient’s mailbox. Since the analog messages are actually played back to 
the remote system and  not transmitted  d ig itally, the remote system will take one 
minute to rec ord  a one minute messag e, for examp le. If a messag e is sent to 
more than one sub sc riber on the same remote system, it is p layed  to the remote 
system multiple times. See 
AMIS Analog  Networking, 585-300-512, for the 
sp ec ific  p roc ed ures req uired  to ad minister the AMIS Analog  Networking  feature. 
AMIS Two-Step Addressing Procedure
The p roc ed ure to send  AMIS messag es from the loc al mac hine to a remote 
system ad ministered  for AMIS two-step  add ressing  is summarized as follows: 
1. A loc al subsc riber either c reates a voic e mail messag e, forward s a Call 
Answer or voic e mail messag e, or retrieves a messag e saved  in the 
outgoing mailb ox. Note that AMIS messag es d esig nated  
private are not 
delivered. AMIS messages designated 
priority are d elivered , b ut they 
ap p ear as reg ular messag es to the remote system. 
2. When p romp ted  for the rec ip ient’s extension, the sub sc rib er enters the 
AMIS p refix, if one is ad ministered , followed  b y the full telephone numb er 
of the remote voic e mail system (area c od e or c ountry c od e p lus area 
c od e may b e nec essary), followed  b y the   key. For more information on 
p refixes, see Remote Ad d resses later in this sec tion. 
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3. When the system rec og nizes the telep hone numb er as b eing  in the rang e 
of AMIS two-step  ad d resses, it p romp ts the subsc rib er for the mailb ox ID 
on the remote system. The sub sc riber enters the mailb ox ID (normally an 
extension) followed  b y the   key. 
4. Sub sc rib ers c an spec ify a time when they would  like the messag e 
d elivered , b ut the messag e may have to wait in the outc alling  q ueue for 
the next administered  AMIS transmission period . 
5. The system attemp ts to deliver the messag e d uring  an outc alling  p eriod  
sp ec ified  on the Mac hine sc reen. The times sp ec ified  on this sc reen 
must 
b e a subset of the outc alling  times ad ministered  on the 
System-Parameters Outc alling  sc reen. If the outc alling  p orts are all b usy, 
the system retries in one minute. If an outc alling  p ort is availab le, b ut for 
some reason the system c annot deliver the AMIS messag e, the system 
uses the 
retry intervals specified on the System-Parameters Features 
sc reen. 
6. The DEFINITY AUDIX system makes three attemp ts to d eliver the 
messag e. If the messag e is d elivered suc c essfully, the system up d ates 
the outgoing message status to 
delivered. If all three attemp ts fail, the 
system send s a messag e to the senders, notifying  them that the AMIS 
messag e was und eliverab le. 
NOTE:
Name ad dressing  d oes not work with the AMIS two-step  ad d ressing  
procedure. 
AMIS Two-Step Addressing Example
Two p eop le who work for the same c omp any, and  who are sub sc rib ers on 
d ifferent voic e mail systems, mig ht need to exc hang e voic e mail messag es. For 
examp le, if sub sc rib er L (a sub sc rib er on the loc al DEFINITY 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 from sub sc rib er L), she c ould  d o so via 
two-step  AMIS Analog  Networking . 
Before sub sc rib er L c an send  an AMIS analog  messag e to sub sc rib er R’s voic e 
mailb ox, she need s to know the following  information: 
nThe p refix, if assig ned  on the Mac hine sc reen, identifying  the rang e of 
hunt g roup  numb ers for voic e mail systems to whic h sub sc rib ers c an send 
two-step  AMIS analog  messag es; assume this p refix has b een 
ad ministered  to b e 7. 
nThe hunt g roup  numb er for sub sc rib er R’s voic e mail mac hine (this is the 
numb er sub sc rib er R d ials to use his voic e mail system); assume the hunt 
g roup number is 222-5000. 
nSub sc rib er R’s mailb ox ID (this would  normally b e subsc riber R’s 
extension); assume sub sc rib er R’s extension is 1111. 
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To send subsc rib er R a messag e, sub sc rib er L should  c omp lete the following  
step s: 
1. Log  on to the loc al DEFINITY AUDIX system and rec ord  a messag e for 
sub sc rib er R. 
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  b y the hunt-g roup  
numb er of sub sc riber R’s voic e mail system, followed  b y the   key. 
In this examp le subsc rib er L would  enter 72225000#
. 
3. When the loc al system p romp ts sub sc riber 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 
extension, followed  b y the   key. 
In this examp le subsc rib er L would  enter 1111#
. 
4. Sub sc rib er L’s DEFINITY AUDIX system dials the hunt g roup for 
sub sc rib er R’s voic e mail system. 
In this examp le the loc al system would  d ial 9-222-5000. 
5. When the remote system answers the c all from the loc al system, the loc al 
system notifies the remote system that it has an AMIS analog  messag e for 
mailb ox 1111. 
6. Sub scrib er L’s system plays sub scrib er L’s message to sub scriber R’s 
system; meanwhile, sub scrib er R’s system records sub scrib er L’s 
messag e. 
7. Sub scrib er R’s voic e mail system p uts sub scrib er L’s messag e in 
sub sc rib er R’s mailb ox and  notifies him that he has a messag e. 
8. Sub sc rib er R c an then retrieve sub sc riber L’s messag e as he would  any 
other voic e mail messag e. 
NOTE:
For sub sc rib er L to b e ab le to send a voic e mail messag e to 
sub scrib er R, the system ad ministrator of the local DEFINITY AUDIX 
system (on which subscrib er L is a sub sc rib er) must have 
ad ministered  that system for two-step  AMIS Analog  Networking  to 
loc al numbers. In ad d ition, the system ad ministrator of the remote 
system (on whic h subsc rib er R is a sub sc rib er) must have 
ad ministered  that voic e mail system to ac c ep t inc oming  AMIS 
Analog Messages. 
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AMIS One-Step Addressing Procedure
The p roc ed ure to send  AMIS messag es from the loc al mac hine to a remote 
mac hine ad ministered  for AMIS one-step  add ressing  is summarized as follows: 
1. A loc al subsc riber either c reates a voic e mail messag e, forward s a Call 
Answer or voic e mail messag e, or retrieves a messag e saved  in the 
outgoing mailb ox. Note that AMIS messag es d esig nated  
private are not 
delivered. AMIS messages designated 
priority are d elivered , b ut they are 
treated  as reg ular messag es b y the remote system. 
2.When p romp ted  for the rec ip ient’s extension, the sub sc rib er enters the 
AMIS p refix, if one is ad ministered , followed  b y the remote mailb ox ID 
(normally an extension). For more information on p refixes, see Remote 
Ad d resses later in this sec tion. 
3. Sub sc rib ers c an spec ify a time when they would  like the messag e 
d elivered , b ut the messag e may have to wait in the outc alling  q ueue for 
the next administered  AMIS transmission period . 
4. The system attemp ts to deliver the messag e d uring  one of the intervals 
sp ec ified  on the Mac hine sc reen. The times sp ec ified  on this sc reen 
must 
b e a subset of the outc alling  times ad ministered  on the 
System-Parameters Outc alling  sc reen. If the outc alling  p orts are all b usy, 
the system retries in one minute. If an outc alling  p ort is availab le, b ut for 
some reason the system c annot deliver the AMIS messag e, the system 
uses the 
retry intervals specified on the System-Parameters Features 
sc reen. 
5. The system makes three attemp ts to d eliver the messag e. If the messag e 
is d elivered  suc c essfully, the DEFINITY AUDIX system up d ates the 
outgoing messag e status to 
delivered. If all three attemp ts fail, the system 
send s a messag e to the sub sc rib er notifying  her that the AMIS messag e 
was undeliverable. 
AMIS Analog One-Step Addressing Example
For one-step  AMIS Analog  Networking , ag ain c onsid er sub sc rib er L (a 
sub sc rib er on the loc al DEFINITY AUDIX system) who 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 from sub sc rib er L). If subsc rib er R’s system is 
p re-ad ministered on 
sub sc rib er L’s system, instead  of using  the p roc ed ure c overed  p reviously, she 
c ould  use one-step  ad d ressing  to send  a messag e to sub sc rib er R. 
Before sub sc rib er L c an send  an AMIS analog  messag e to sub sc rib er R’s voic e 
mailb ox, she need s to know the following  information: 
nThe p refix that was assig ned  to id entify sub sc rib er R’s voic e mail system 
on the Mac hine sc reen; assume this p refix is ad ministered  to b e 7. 
nSub sc rib er R’s mailb ox ID (this would  normally b e subsc riber R’s 
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To send subsc rib er R a messag e, sub sc rib er L should  c omp lete the following  
step s: 
1. Log  on to the loc al DEFINITY AUDIX system and rec ord  a messag e for 
sub sc rib er R. 
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 id entifying  sub sc rib er R’s 
voic e mail system, followed  b y sub sc rib er R’s mailb ox ID, followed  b y the 
 key. 
In this examp le subsc rib er L would  enter 71111#
. 
3. Sub scrib er L’s DEFINITY AUDIX system calls sub scrib er R’s voic e mail 
system b y d ialing  the d ig its in the Dial String  field  defined  on the Mac hine 
sc reen for sub scrib er R’s voice mail system. 
4. When the remote system answers the c all from the loc al system, the loc al 
system notifies the remote system that it has an AMIS analog  messag e for 
mailb ox 1111. 
5. Sub scrib er L’s system plays sub scrib er L’s message to sub scriber R’s 
system; meanwhile, sub scrib er R’s system records sub scrib er L’s 
messag e. 
6. Sub scrib er R’s voic e mail system p uts sub scrib er L’s messag e in 
sub sc rib er R’s mailb ox and  notifies him that he has a messag e. 
7. Sub sc rib er R c an then retrieve sub sc riber L’s messag e as he would  any 
other voic e mail messag e. 
NOTE:
For sub sc rib er L to b e ab le to send a voic e mail messag e to 
sub scrib er R, the system ad ministrator of the local DEFINITY AUDIX 
system (on which subscrib er L is a sub sc rib er) must have 
ad ministered  sub sc rib er R’s system for one-step  AMIS Analog  
Networking  on the loc al system. In add ition, the system 
ad ministrator of the remote system (on whic h sub sc rib er R is a 
sub sc rib er) must have ad ministered  that voic e mail system to 
accept incoming AMIS Analog Messages. 
Remote Addresses
Ad d resses for users on remote voic e mail systems c onsist of an op tional loc ation 
p refix and  one of the following : 
nFor AMIS two-step  ad d ressing  — Remote voic e mail system telephone 
numb er (entered  b y sub sc rib ers when they are p romp ted  for an extension 
during addressing) plus remote mailbox ID 
nFor AMIS one-step  add ressing  — Remote mailb ox ID 
The p refix c onsists of 0 to 21 alp hanumeric  c harac ters. Ad d ed  to the extension, 
up  to 31 c harac ters c an b e assig ned  to an add ress rang e. 
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The p refix, if d efined , is a set of d ig its that id entifies a remote voic e mail system. 
The first d ig it(s) of the Ad d ress Rang e Prefix field  defined  on the Mac hine sc reen 
must matc h the AMIS p refix d efined  on the System-Parameters Analog -Network 
sc reen. In ad d ition to the AMIS prefix, the ad d ress rang e p refix may c ontain, for 
examp le, an area c od e or a c ountry c od e plus area c od e. Prefixes are usually 
numeric  and mimic the digits a subscriber would normally have to dial to address 
an AMIS messag e. 
In some c ases, a p refix may be 
req uired if remote extensions c onflic t with the 
loc al numb ering p lan of the host switc h. 
Prefixes c an b e d efined for remote systems ad ministered  for AMIS two-step  
ad d ressing  and  AMIS one-step  ad d ressing . In implementing  the AMIS Analog  
Networking  feature, a numb er of p refix op tions c ould  b e used  to help  sub sc rib ers 
d isting uish between remote voic e mail systems. For examp le, a p refix c ould  b e: 
nThe same numb ers as the c ountry c od e and  area c od e. 
nThe same numb ers as the area c od e (NPA) and  offic e c od e. 
nThe offic e c od e (NNX or NXX) if the remote system shares the same area 
code. 
nAn RNX c od e if the remote system is in a p rivate network. 
nAn alphanumeric  c od e used  as a mnemonic  of a loc ation or system. 
nAll of the ab ove op tions c ould  b e ad ministered  to b e map p ed  into a sing le 
rang e of remote AMIS ad d resses. 
The Ad d ress-Rang es sc reen c an list all ad d ress rang es that have b een 
ad ministered . 
NOTE:
In all of the ab ove examp les, the p refixes must b e p rec ed ed  b y the AMIS 
p refix, if one was d efined , on the System-Parameters Analog -Network 
sc reen. AMIS Analog  Networking  ad d ress rang es 
c annot overlap with any 
other ad d ress rang es. That inc lud es ad d ress ranges used  for the 
Messag e Delivery feature. In add ition, eac h AMIS two-step  and  AMIS 
one-step  rang e must b e uniq ue. 
AMIS Analog Networking User Groups
For the AMIS Analog  Networking feature, users are divid ed  into the following  
groups: 
nLoc al sub sc rib ers — Those sub sc rib ers whose mailb oxes resid e on the 
loc al DEFINITY AUDIX system. 
nRemote voic e mail users — Those users whose mailb oxes resid e on a 
remote voic e mail system (any system other than the loc al system). 
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— Ad ministered remote voic e mail users — Those remote users who 
have been ad ministered  on the loc al DEFINITY AUDIX system via 
the Remote Sub sc rib er sc reen. These users c an b e ad d ressed  b y 
name and  their names, if rec ord ed , will b e voic ed  b ac k. Only AMIS 
users whose mailb oxes resid e on systems ad ministered  for AMIS 
one-step ad d ressing  c an b e ad ministered  on the loc al system. 
— Nonad ministered  remote voic e mail users — Remote users who 
have not b een ad ministered  on the loc al DEFINITY AUDIX system. 
All users of remote systems administered for AMIS two-step 
ad d ressing are nonad ministered  remote users. Remote users on 
systems ad ministered  for AMIS one-step  add ressing  may be 
ad ministered  or nonad ministered . The system administrator 
indic ates whether loc al sub sc rib ers c an send  messag es to 
nonad ministered  rec ip ients of remote systems ad ministered  for 
AMIS one-step  ad d ressing  via the System-Parameters Features 
sc reen. They c annot c ontrol this for remote systems ad ministered  
for AMIS two-step  ad d ressing, however. Nonad ministered  remote 
voic e mail users are still further d ivid ed  as follows: 
nNonverified  nonad ministered  remote users — Those 
nonad ministered  remote users whose loc ations have not yet 
b een verified. For examp le, a messag e has b een ad d ressed  
to a remote AMIS ad d ress, b ut a suc c essful d elivery has not 
yet oc c urred . 
nVerified nonad ministered  remote sub sc rib ers — Those 
remote users whose loc ation has been verified  either 
b ec ause an AMIS messag e was suc c essfully d elivered  to 
them or b ec ause they have sent an AMIS messag e to the 
local system. 
NOTE:
Only ad ministered  remote users c an b e inc lud ed  in 
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Interactions with Other Features
This sec tion id entifies the interac tions of the AMIS Analog  Networking  feature 
with switc h features and  other DEFINITY AUDIX features. 
Interactions with Switch Features
Sinc e the AMIS Analog  Networking feature uses analog  lines to transmit 
messag es, there are only minor interac tions with switc h features. 
Call Transfer:  To avert toll-fraud , the switc h mig ht b e ad ministered  to restric t 
voic e p orts for c ertain c alls, whic h mig ht slow or limit AMIS networking . 
Interactions with Other DEFINITY AUDIX 
Features
The AMIS Analog  Networking  feature interac ts with other DEFINITY AUDIX 
features as follows: 
nAddress-by-Name:  You c an use the Ad d ress-by-Name feature to ad d ress 
AMIS messag es to ad ministered  remote users on remote systems 
ad ministered  for one-step  ad d ressing . 
nAutomated  Bac kup:  This feature automatic ally c reates a b ac kup  c op y of 
the d irec tories that have information nec essary for the AMIS Analog  
Networking  feature. 
nCall Answer:  Call answer messag es c an b e forward ed to remote voic e 
mail users on remote systems via the AMIS Analog  Networking feature. 
nDelivery Sched uling:  Messag es c an b e sc hed uled  for delivery b etween 
systems networked  via AMIS Analog . 
nDial-b y-Name:  You c annot use the Dial-b y-Name feature to transfer 
ac ross an AMIS network. 
nDirec tory:  If you are using  the Direc tory feature in an AUDIX network, the 
only remote AMIS users you will b e ab le to look up  will b e ad ministered  
sub sc rib ers on systems ad ministered  for AMIS one-step  ad d ressing. 
AMIS rec ip ients on remote systems ad ministered  for AMIS two-step  
ad d ressing c annot b e inc lud ed  in the Direc tory. 
nEnhanc ed Disc onnec t Detec tion:  Sinc e AMIS outg oing  or inc oming  
network c alls are terminated  within the p rotoc ol, the Enhanc ed  Disc onnec t 
Detec tion feature has no effec t on AMIS c alls. 
nINTUITY Messag e Manager: Sub sc rib ers c an ad d ress an AMIS messag e 
using I
NTUITY Messag e Manag er.
nMailing  List:  Unad ministered  and  ad ministered  remote AMIS rec ip ients on 
remote systems administered  for AMIS one-step  ad d ressing  may b e 
inc lud ed  on mailing  lists. AMIS rec ip ients on remote systems ad ministered