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Lucent Technologies Octel 100 Implementation And Service Manual
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23. Maintaining the System Implementation and Service ManualPerforming System File Maintenance23-13 V-Tree mailboxes that do not hav e greetings or messages associates with them will not be rebuilt. If possible, the system restores the following information to the rebuilt mailboxes: · Greetings – name prompt, optional prompts, personal greeting. · Mailbox information – first and last name, extension, company, div ision, class of serv ice number or custom class of serv ice, personal operator. · Mailbox...
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23. Maintaining the System Implementation and Service ManualPerforming System File Maintenance23-14 3. Click Recov er Files. The Recov er Files dialog box displays. 4. In the Driv e where \cv r1 files are located field, v erify the driv e displayed in the field is the driv e where the \CVR1 directory is located. 5. Under Recov ery Mode, select the Rebuild (all boxes) option. 6. In the Mailbox to receiv e unattached messages field, enter the mailbox in which you want the system to place messages...
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23. Maintaining the System Implementation and Service ManualPerforming System File Maintenance23-15 The system copies the \CVR1 directory into a directory named \~REPAIR~. Do not delete the files from the \~REPAIR~ directory until you are confident the system has corrected any file damage. 12. The Searching Directory and Processing Mailbox fields display the directory and mailbox currently being processed. The Errors and W arnings fields reflect the respectiv e number of errors and warnings the system...
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23. Maintaining the System Implementation and Service ManualPerforming System File Maintenance23-16 The default Quick Assist execute command in the STARTUP.CMD file (QASSIST -A - D ) runs the following automatic power failure recov ery procedures: 1. Quick Assist runs in Update (partial) mode. If successful, the system is launched. 2. If there are problems that Update (partial) cannot correct, a dialog box displays prompting whether you want to continue. To abort the recov ery procedure, click No. To...
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23. Maintaining the System Implementation and Service ManualPerforming System File Maintenance23-17 -MnSpecifies the mailbox to receiv e unattached messages For example, the command QASSIST-A -D (which is the default Quick Assist command used in the STARTUP.CMD file) instructs the system to run Quick Assist in Update (partial) mode when a power failure has occurred and to delete any unattached messages. The sample command C:\QASSIST -B1 -I -M2500 instructs the system to run Quick Assist in Update...
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23. Maintaining the System Implementation and Service ManualRunning the Lister Utility23-18 Running the Lister Utility The Lister utility allows you to view the contents of files on the PC. This utility is useful for rev iewing system files, such as RUNVM.CMD or SET_UP.CFG. To run the Lister utility to view the contents of a file: 1. If the messaging system is running, select Exit from the File menu to shut it down. 2. Double-click the Listen icon in the program folder. The Specify Parameters dialog...
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23. Maintaining the System Implementation and Service ManualAdding Modules and Ports to a System23-19 Adding Modules and Ports to a System You can purchase optional modules and additional ports to upgrade a system at any time. The sentinel unit attached to the PC’s parallel port controls access to port licenses and optional modules such as AMIS. W hen you purchase additional port licenses or optional modules, you receiv e a disk containing a utility that upgrades the system’s sentinel protection dev ice...
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23. Maintaining the System Implementation and Service ManualVerifying File Version Information23-20 Verifying File Version Information The Check Version utility provides a convenient method of determining the exact v ersion number and date of any of the v oice mail system’s *.EXE, *.DLL, or *.P files. Knowing which file v ersions the system is running allows you to determine whether newer files are av ailable and helps technical support representativ es serv e you more efficiently. Check Version can only...
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23. Maintaining the System Implementation and Service ManualRefreshing Message Indicators23-21 Refreshing Message Indicators The Messaging Indicator Refresh utility updates or resets the message indicators for all or specified mailboxes. This utility is useful in situations where message indicators have been reset (for example, after a switch upgrade or a switch hardware replacement). WARNING:You should only run this utility under the circumstances described above, where all of the message indicators...
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23. Maintaining the System Implementation and Service ManualProtecting Your System23-22 Protecting Your System Voice messaging toll fraud has risen dramatically in recent years. Now more than ev er, it is imperativ e that you take steps to secure your system. Callers into the v oice messaging/automated attendant system may transfer to an outgoing trunk if adequate security measures are not implemented. Callers who hav e unauthorized access to a v oice mailbox can use it as a message drop for...