Mitel Voice Processing Solutions Instructions Manual

Network Queue Parameters Report ............................................................ 10-S 
The Hardware Report ................................................................................ 10-8 
Other Configuration Reports ..................................................................... 10-9 
Real-time MESA-Net Reports ........................................................................ 10-9 
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Table l-l Overview of MESA-Net Tasks ............................................................. l-8 
Figure l-l Simple MESA-Net Topology .............................................................. l-l 
Figure l-2 Mixed MESA-Net Async and MESA-Net TCl?/II? Topology ............... 
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l-3 Sample MESA-Net Call Flow .............................................................. l-7 
Figure 3-l MESA-Net Async Direct Connection...

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If you want to have a solid understanding of what is involved in administering 
MESA-Net, read this entire guide. 
If you want to read only those parts of the guide that directly apply to you, then first 
read the section “Overview of MESA-Net Tasks” in Chapter 
1. This section 
summarizes the MESA-Net tasks and points you tzo the reference material and 
procedures that describe the tasks. The section also provides a checklist of what 
arrangements you must make before MESA-Net- is...

MESA-Net is an optional feature for Centigram’s Series 6 Communications Server. 
It allows you to connect Series 6 Servers and 5.x AH? systems together to form a 
digital network. With MESA-Net, mailbox owners can make voice or fax messages 
for mailboxes on remote servers in the same manner as they make messages to local 
mailboxes. For example, a user can log into a VoiceMemo mailbox, make a message 
for several recipients, some local and some remote, and send that message. Users can 
also answer...

Introduction to MESA-Net 
Ethernet. You can use both options in a single network to meet the requirements of 
each site. 
The building blocks of a MESA-Net network are Centigram servers. Each server 
functions as a node on the network. MESA-Net is scaleable so that it can work on all 
Series 6 server models, providing lower-cost, lower throughput networking on 
smaller servers and higher throughput messaging on larger servers, Each MESA-Net 
node is equipped with either serial cards or ethernet cards,...

Introduction to MESA-Net 
provides a single point of configuration for all TCP/II’ applications on Centigram 
servers, such as MESA-Net TCP/Il? and OneView. 
et 
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You can use both MESA-Net Async and MESA-Net TCI?/II? in a MESA-Net 
network. Connections between any two nodes can be either MESA-Net Async or 
MESA-Net TCP/II?, but not both. Figure 
l-2 shows a network that uses both 
MESA-Net options. 
Topology using MESA-Net Async 
and MESA-Net TCP/lP 
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2-Module geries 6 Server 
l-Module...

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et-work Dialing Plan 
The VoiceMemo dialing plan has characters to support network mailboxes. If an N 
or I’ precedes a number in a dialing plan position, it means that all mailboxes 
represented by that position are network mailboxes, and will be processed by the 
MESA-Net sohare. See Chapter 6 for more information about the network dialing 
plan. 
Digits Translation Table 
The Digits Translation Table determines which messages go to which node. All 
network messagei are...

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To initiate a connection to a remote node, the local MESA-Net node must have all 
of the following information: 
the node number of the remote node 
whether the connection to the remote node is Async or TCI?/II? 
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the hardware type to use to reach the remote node (MESA-Net Async 
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the string that must be outdialed to reach that particular node, or the II? 
address of the node 
whether access to the remote node is enabled or disabled 
As described previously,...