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Lucent Technologies Octel 100 Implementation And Service Manual
Lucent Technologies Octel 100 Implementation And Service Manual
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SITE INFORMATION WORKSHEETSSI-5 Feature Value Set Default Value Extension Connec ted to Fax Channel 6 Extension Connec ted to Fax Channel 7 Extension Connec ted to Fax Channel 8 Extension Connec ted to Fax Channel 9 Extension Connec ted to Fax Channel 10 Extension Connec ted to Fax Channel 11 Call Queuing Parameters (Call Queuing tab) Maximum Number of Callers Allowed in Queue 5 Voic e “Extension is (still) bus y while in Q ueue Yes Voic e Callers Pos ition in QueueYes Voic e Pleas e Hold while Call is Transf erred Yes Voic e and Acc ept Keypress Options while in Q ueue Yes Custom Call Queuing Phras e f or Operator No Require Caller to Press Star to Stay in Q ueue No Number of Sec onds f or First Caller in Queue to W ait 1 Intercom Paging Parameters (Paging tab) Intercom Paging Code Releas e Code f or Interc om Paging Repeat Interc om Paging Phras eNo Number Retries when Paging is Bus y 3 Max Number of Retries in Paging (Interc om Redirect) 3 Paging W ait Time (Intercom Redirect) 90 Call Transfer Parameters (Call Transfer tab) Transfer Prefix Code Custom Transfer Code&,XDR Number Seconds to Delay before Transfering 0 Transfer Releas e Code when Bus y&, Transfer Releas e Code when No Ans wer &, Permit Voic e Mail After Bus y or No Ans wer Yes Flash Time Interval (FLINTVL)50 Paus e Interval f or Comma in Dial String (PAINTVL) 200 Inter-Digit Delay Time (TONEDLY)8 Duration Time of Valid DTMF (TONELEN) 8 Third Party Transfer (Start) Code Third Party Transfer (End) Code Call Screening Parameters (Call Screening tab) Call Screening Releas e Code when Bus y &, Call Screening Releas e Code when No Ans wer &, Call Screening Releas e Code when Reject &, Call Screening Releas e Code when Transfer &, Call Waiting Parameters (Call Waiting tab) Call W aiting Code Number Attempts for Call W aiting0 Release Code for Call W aiting Outbound Dialing Parameters (Outbound Calls tab) Code Acc essing an O utside Line9, Number of Digits in Loc al Telephone Number 7 Maximum Rings before No Answer (RINGS) 5
SITE INFORMATION WORKSHEETSSI-6 Feature Value Set Default Value Use DialPlan databas eNo Time to wait for possible incoming call (SCHDW AIT) 500 M essage Delivery Parameters (M sg Delivery tab) Custom Mess age Delivery Code Number of Seconds to W ait before Message Delivery 1 Dial T one Timeout During Mess age Delivery (DTONW AIT) 200 M essage Indicator Parameters (M I tab) Permit Message IndicatorsNo Mess age Indic ator Prefix ON Code Mess age Indic ator Prefix OFF Code Message Indicator Suffix ON Code Message Indicator Suffix OFF Code Mess age Indic ator Supervis edNo Light Mess age Indic ator f or Every Ms g. No Mess age Indic ator Dials Number On Hook No Inband Signaling Parameters Page 1 (Inband Page 1 tab) Total Number of Inband digits (DIDCOUNT) 0 Inband T erminating Character (DIDTERM) Sec onds to W ait f or DID (DIDTIME)1 Number of Millis ec onds W ait for Digits 0 Off Hook Delay Time (OFFHDLY)25 Activate Digit Grabber (DIGRAB)Yes Inband Signaling Parameters Page 2 (Inband Page 2 tab) Hangup Detection Parameters (Hangup tab) Dial Tone Detection Time (DTONDET) 0 Hangup String (HANGUPSTR) Hangup String Timeout (HANGUPDLY) 0 Minimum Duration for Drop in Loop Current (LCDTIME) 30 Maximum Silenc e Bef ore Hanging Up (MAXSIL) 2000 Port Parameters (Port Parameters tab) Voice System Parameters (Voice System tab) Go Off Hook when Port Dis abled (OFFHDIS) Yes Maximum Call Duration (PROGTIME) 0 DTMF Length to Interrupt a Prompt (PLAYDTMF) 5 DTMF Duration to Interrupt Record (RECDTMF) 5 Default Input Timeout (TIMEOUT)20 Duration of Ring Off (RINGOFF)5 Duration of Ring On (RINGON)3 Sound Tone on Answer (ANSTONE) No Debug ModeNo Simplified M essage Desk Interface Parameters (SM DI tab) Use SMDI (SMDIUSED)No Use Communic ations Mess age Indic ator Software (COMMW L) No Server tab Maximum time bef ore logging off an ac tive client 120 Maximum time before logging off a passive client 0 Common Setup Parameters – VFS Server Name Common Setup Parameters – VFS Debug Flag No
SITE INFORMATION WORKSHEETSSI-7 Feature Value Set Default Value Common Setup Parameters – Protoc ol – Us e Shared Files Yes Common Setup Parameters – Protoc ol – Us e SPX No Common Setup Parameters – File Server – Netware Yes Common Setup Parameters – File Server – Loc al No Common Setup Parameters – File Server – Peer OS/2 No Common Setup Parameters – Server Path Novell Netware Server Setup – Server Name Novell Netware Server Setup – Login Acct Name VFS_ACCT Novell Netware Server Setup – Login Acct Pass Novell Netware Server Setup – Mapping W indows NT Server Setup – Domain Name W indows NT Server Setup – Us er ID W indows NT Server Setup – Login Pass W indows NT Server Setup – NT Network Name
Implementation and Service Manual Visual Mailbox Configuration W orksheets1 WORKSHEETS VM Visual Mailbox Configuration Worksheets Use these worksheets to collect and record the information necessary to successfully implement Visual Mailbox for use with the messaging system. You should work with the network administrator at the customer site to complete the appropriate worksheets.
Vis ual Mailbox Conf iguration W orks heets Implementation and Service Manual Visual Mailbox Configuration W orksheets2 Notes:
VISUAL MAILBOX CONFIGURATION WORKSHEETSVM-1 Visual Mailbox Implementation Considerations Worksheet The following list of considerations are designed to ensure a smooth Visual Mailbox installation. Make sure you and the site’s LAN Administrator complete this worksheet before you attempt Visual Mailbox installation. Setting Up the LAN ____ Does the LAN meet the necessary requirements: ____ Novell NetW are 3.x, 4.x, or NT Server ____ Shared file configuration ____ Does the LAN server have enough hard drive space to add a directory that all clients can access? ____ Is the LAN installed and functioning properly? ____ Have the groups for LAN users who will be accessing Visual Mailbox been created? Hardware Requirements ____ Does the system hardware meet the requirements for Visual Mailbox installation: ____ Does it meet the minimum requirements for CPU and memory provided in Chapter 2 of the Implementation and Service Manual? ____ Does it have enough slots to accommodate the NIC as well as the necessary number of voice and fax ports? ____ Number of voice ports on the system/type of voice board: ____ Number of fax ports on the system/type of Brooktrout board: ____ Is a network card installed (note that some PCs do not require a NIC; see the PC Specification Sheet for information)? ____ The interrupt/address of the NIC: ____ Is there a cabled connection for attachment to the LAN? ____ Does the hard drive have enough available disk space to install the Voice Fax Server software and databases? ____ Size of hard drive: ____ Amount of available space on hard drive: ____ If the customer wants the clients to use the fax viewer, is a fax board installed? ____ Does the sentinel allow Visual Mailbox? ____ Does it allow any other utilities required by the application (AMIS, Serial Integration)? ____ Does the sentinel have rights for the necessary number of users? Software Requirements ____ Do you have Visual Mailbox software? ____ Is the messaging software ready for the installation? ____ Is the messaging system up and running properly? ____ Are all integration features functioning properly? ____ If the customer wants to use Fax Solution or network messaging in Visual Mailbox, has it been configured and tested? ____ Do future Visual Mailbox users all have messaging system mailboxes? ____ Is the PBX ready for Visual Mailbox installation? ____ Check the Configuration Note to ensure that third-party transfers are supported on the switch.
VISUAL MAILBOX CONFIGURATION WORKSHEETSVM-2 ____ Is the switch configured as described in the Configuration Note? ____ If required, is the messaging system integrated with the switch? Client PC Requirements ____ Are all client PCs ready for installing the interface: ____ Does each client PC meet the minimum requirements for CPU and memory? ____ Is a network card installed in each client PC? ____ Record the interrupts and addresses of each client PC network card. ____ Does each client PC have a connection for attachment to the LAN? ____ Does the client PC have a login script that attaches to the LAN server and makes login available? ____ Does the hard drive have enough available disk space to install the Visual Mailbox client software? ____ Is each client PC running Microsoft W indows 3.x, W indows 95, or W indows NT 4.0 with Service Pak 3 or higher?
VISUAL MAILBOX CONFIGURATION WORKSHEETSVM-3 Novell NetWare Configuration Worksheet If the Visual Mailbox Voice Fax Server is being connected to a Novell network, use this worksheet to properly configure the Novell network for Visual Mailbox installation and to provide to the authorized representative the information required for a successful Visual Mailbox implemention. Perform the Following Tasks Before Visual Mailbox Installation: Place a check to each task as you complete it: ____ Create the following three directories on the LAN server: ____ \VMBOX\DATA–contains the communication data files for the client PCs and the server as well as the directory lists and names ____ \VMBOX\DATA\BIN–a temporary directory that collects message information for specific mailboxes before it is sent to client PCs ____ \VMBOX\CLIENT–contains the Visual Mailbox client software ____ Once a directory on the LAN is created for Visual Mailbox, create an account on the appropriate server for the Voice Fax Server to log into. This provides the system with a channel for communicating with the client PCs on the network. The following tasks are involved in this procedure: ____ Create a new account named VFS_ACCT on the network file server and assign the login password VMBOX to the account. ____ Assign the following account restrictions to the account: Account Disabled No Account has expiration date No Allow user to change password No Require Password Yes Minimum Password Length 5 Require Unique Password No All other parameters should be disabled. ____ Select the file server and assign the VMBOX directory. ____ Assign the following privileges to the \VMBOX directory: Create, W rite, Read, Erase, Modify, and File Scan. ____ Verify the account has 24-hour, 7-days per week access to the network file server. ____ Once the Voice Fax Server account is created, the subscribers who will be using Visual Mailbox must be identified by creating a “group” of subscribers. By creating a group, you can administrate Visual Mailbox access more easily, since you can assign rights to read, write, create, and erase files in the \VMBOX\DATA directory to groups of subscribers instead of on a subscriber-by-subscriber basis. The following procedures are involved in this task: ____ Create a user group or select an existing user group. ____ Select the file server and directory (VMBOX) on which Visual Mailbox will be installed. ____ Assign network rights to the subscriber group. PC audio users must be assigned all network rights (read, write, create, erase, modify, and scan) to the ...\DATA\BIN directory on the LAN server. ____ Activate the member list. ____ Select subscribers to be added to the group. ____ Map the subscribers in the group to the appropriate drive and directory on the voice fax server by adding the following statements to the LAN login script. In the example, the name of the group is GROUP1, the mapped drive letter is P, and the network volume name is VOL1: IF MEMBER OF “ GROUP1” BEGIN MAP P:=VOL1:VMBOX END
VISUAL MAILBOX CONFIGURATION WORKSHEETSVM-4 Record the Following Required Information: 1. Record the Novell server that stores the \VMBOX directory: 2. Record the volume under the specified server and the directory structure that contains the \VMBOX directory: 3. Record the version of NetWare installed on the LAN: 4. If version 4.x of NetWare is installed on the LAN, record the Name Content: