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Lucent Technologies DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 5, CallVisor, ASAI Protocol Reference Instructions Manual
Lucent Technologies DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 5, CallVisor, ASAI Protocol Reference Instructions Manual
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Value Query Association Issue 6 June 1997 2-45 Operation Value=Value Query, and a parameter containing the Call Forwarding status (Status IE), a parameter containing the forwarded to extension (Redirection Number IE). For coding, see ‘‘Response to Station Call Forwarding Status Query’’ on page 5-159 of Chapter 5, “Byte Level Messages.” Station Status Query Procedure The adjunct queries the ECS for status information on an extension. 1. The adjunct sends a REGister message to query for extension...
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Messaging Sequences and ASAI 2-46Issue 6 June 1997 Call Classifiers Query Procedure The adjunct queries the ECS for the number of idle/in-use classifiers. NOTE: Starting with R5.5, if the USA Default Algorithm? field is set to n on the System Parameters OCM Call Classification form, the response to this query will provide the total number of ports for the TN744D and TN2182B boards (and any later versions) that are idle and in-use.This means that the response will not include any TN744C ports or...
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Value Query Association Issue 6 June 1997 2-47 Operation Value = Value Query, and parameters containing a list of call_ids (Call Identifier IE), the party_id of the principal’s extension on the call (Party ID IE), and the state of the principal’s extension on the call (Specific Event IE). For coding, see ‘‘Response to Call Query’’ on page 5-163 of Chapter 5, “Byte Level Messages.” The contents of the Facility IE, ‘‘Response to Call Query’’ on page 5-163 in Chapter 5, after the invoke identifier are...
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Messaging Sequences and ASAI 2-48Issue 6 June 1997 For coding, see ‘‘Extension Type/Class Information Query’’ on page 5-148 of Chapter 5, “Byte Level Messages.” 2. The ECS replies with a RELease COMplete message containing a return result FIE with: Operation Value = Value Query, and a parameter containing the extension type 16 [and the class of the station]17 (Domain IE). For coding, see ‘‘Response to Extension Information Query’’ on page 5-167 of Chapter 5, “Byte Level Messages.” Agent Login...
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Value Query Association Issue 6 June 1997 2-49 Integrated Directory Database Query Procedure This query allows an application to pass the ECS an extension number and query for the corresponding name in the Integrated Directory database. 1. The adjunct sends a REGister message to query for an Integrated Directory name. The message contains an invoke FIE with: Operation Value=Value Query, and parameters for a name database query (Domain IE), and an extension (Domain IE). The domain type in the...
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Messaging Sequences and ASAI 2-50Issue 6 June 1997 Set Value Association All set value requests are invocations of the ASAI Set Value Capability. Activate Message Waiting Lamp Procedure The adjunct turns on a message waiting lamp (MWL) at a given extension. 1. The adjunct sends a REGister message to light the MWL. Operation Value = Set Value, and parameters for MWL Value (Item IE), Message waiting On (Status IE), and Extension (Called Party Number IE). For coding, see ‘‘Activate Message...
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Set Value Association Issue 6 June 1997 2-51 Billing Change Request Procedure The adjunct requests a billing change for a given call. 1. The adjunct sends a REGister message to request a billing change. The message contains an invoke FIE with: Operation Value = Set Value, and parameters for Flexible Billing (Item IE) Call ID (Call Identity IE) Billing request type and amount (Generic Billing IE) For coding, see ‘‘Billing Change Request’’ on page 5-179 of Chapter 5, “Byte Level Messages.” 2....
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Messaging Sequences and ASAI 2-52Issue 6 June 1997 Ending an ASAI Association An ASAI endpoint terminates an association for the following reasons: nThe ASAI messaging procedure terminates normally. The endpoint sends the RELease COMplete message prescribed by the messaging procedure for the type of association that is in progress. ASAI procedures use RELease COMplete messages containing either (or both) an FIE and/or Cause IE. The FIE carries an Invoke, Return Result, or Return Error component....
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Ending an ASAI Association Issue 6 June 1997 2-53 — The Call Control capabilities (Third Party Hold, Third Party Drop, Third Party Merge, Third Party Reconnect, and Third Party Relinquish control). — The Stop Notification capability request within a Notification association. — The Auto Dial capability in a Domain (Station) Control association. nA RELease COMplete message if the denying endpoint does not allow the association to continue. The ECS always uses a RELease COMplete message for any denial...
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Messaging Sequences and ASAI 2-54Issue 6 June 1997 contains: invoke FIE with Operation Value = Abort, and an optional cause (Cause IE). The ECS always supplies a cause when it aborts an association. The abort mechanism may be used: nWhen internal constraints within the ASAI endpoint terminate processing; nWhen a capability request is made on the wrong type of association; nWhen an error, unexpected, or abnormal condition occurs within the ASAI endpoint that terminates processing. Special cases...