Mitel Voice Processing Solutions Instructions Manual

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Dataplexer directly to the Xplexer without any dialing. Calls from the network to 
Long Island are routed through the New York Xplexer to channel 2 of the 
Dataplexer, through the modems, and then to the Long Island answer link. The 
Long Island node can now use the standard Tellabs hardware type, and Long Island 
access codes change from telephone numbers to Xplexer/Dataplexer addresses. The 
node tables shown in Example 2 are amended as follows (changes in italics): 
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This section provides two examples of modifying default hardware types to meet the 
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A hardware type that routes all network calls to Long Island through Channel 2 of 
the New York node’s Dataplexer, then over the modem connection, must be created 
to allow other nodes to call the Long Island answer link. The originate actions of 
this hardware type, which we will call Hardware...

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digits, 6-6 
access codes, 6-6 
network node table, 5-2 
special considerations, 5-6 
Analog AMIS 
in network node table, 5-2 
answer actioons, defined, 4-l 
answer link 
change to originate, CP 5715 (4) 
area code 
in network dialing plan, 6-9 
baud rate 
configuring, CP 5712 (4) 
default, 4- 10 
recommended by hardware type, 4-10 
billing, 10-l 
broadcast mailboxes 
for transparent network messaging, 6- 
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function with MESA&et, 9-2 
message, 6-l 1 
name, 6- 11 
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Index 
distribution lists 
adding network mailboxes, 9-1 
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ethernet card 
with MESA-Net TCP/IP, 2-l 
example 
simple MESA-Net Async network, 3-4 
examples 
network addressing, 6-12 
network dialing plan, 6-12 
node tables using Async and TCP/IP, 
5-5 
node tables using modems, 5-3 
failure counts 
configuring, CP 5712 (4) 
fault tolerance 
with MESA-Net Async Load Share, 3-6 
fax messages 
NCOS settings, 8-3 
full-duplex 
in MESA-Net Async, 3-4 
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group class of service 
across network, 8-1 i 
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MESA-Net 
configuration reports, 10-5 
introduction to, l-l 
message flow, 1-5 
terms and concepts, 1-3 
MESA-Net Async 
access codes, 5-2 
configure, CP 5735 (3) 
configuring links, CP 5712 (4) 
configuring load share, CP 5710 (3) 
conf&uring parallel links, CP 5711(4) 
dial-up connection, 3-3 
direct connections, 3-2 
hardware options, 3-2 
introduction to, l-2 
load share, 3-6 
load share, definition, 3-l 
multiple links, 3-4 
overview, 3- 1 
parallel links, 3-5 
simple network example, 3-4 
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