Mitel Voice Processing Solutions Instructions Manual

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cl 001 Enable GCOS check across network 
r-l 002 Allow user to make network messages 
cl 003 Allow user to make urgent network messages 
q 004 Allow user to give network messages - 
G 005 Allow user to give urgent network messages 
G ‘006 Allow user to answer ne&ork messages 
cl 007 Allow user to answer urgent network messages 
El 008 Automatic receipts on...

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Procedure 
Configure a Network Class of Service 
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Configure a Network Class of Service (NCOS) 
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VoiceMemo Release 6OA and later 
Use this procedure to create or modify an NCOS by adding and deleting network 
messaging features. 
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1. Reach the Network Class of Service Menu. (This choice is not illustrated on this 
menu map, but it is in the same location as the other Classes of Service.) 
2. Select the NCOS that you want to create or modify. 
SeLkt: (C) Current NCOS 
Prompt: NCOS to modify: 
Response: The number (l-64) of the NCOS...

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7. View the NCOS to verify your work. 
Select: (R) Report NCOS 
prompt: NCOS to report = 
Response: The number (l-64) of the NCOS that you just created or modified. 
The system displays the NCOS number and name, and the features enabled for the 
NCOS users. 
8. If necessary, make further changes to the NCOS by adding or deleting features. 
When finished, exit to the System Configuration Menu to save your work. 
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This chapter describes MESA-Net mailbox maintenance: creating network 
mailboxes, adding network mailboxes to distribution lists, and working with 
broadcast mailboxes over the network. The information here is an addition to the 
mailbox information in the VoiceMemo Reference and Conj@ration Manual. 
There is very little difference between a regular mailbox and a network mailbox. A 
regular mailbox becomes a network mailbox when you associate it with a network 
class of service (NCOS) that allows...

Configuring Network Mailboxes 
Any remote mailbox entries that you put in distrubution lists must match the dialing 
plan and Node Access Table configuration. 
adcasting ork 
A Broadcast mailbox (mailboxes with FCOS bit 122) functions differently when 
broadcasting to remote mailboxes: 
e FCOS bit 123, which directs the system to announce the broadcast mailbox 
number/name to the recipient, rather than the sender’s mailbox number/name, 
does not work when the message is sent to a remote node. 
Messages...

This chapter describes two similar areas of MESA-Net administration: mailbox 
billing for network messaging and system reports on MESA-Net programming and 
activity. 
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This section describes the mailbox billing counters and the parts of the standard 
billing report that reflect MESA-Net usage. Refer to the VoiceMemo Reference 
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Coq’?g~ration Man&for instruction on adjusting billing rates and running the 
billing report. 
essage Counters 
Network message counters tally the number of messages sent...