Mitel Voice Processing Solutions Instructions Manual

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Introduction to MESA-Net 
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9. The user addresses a message to a destination mailbox, records it, and presses X 
to send the message, just as if it were being sent to a mailbox on the same 
system. 
The VoiceMemo software compares the leading digit of the destination 
mailbox with the dialing plan, where it finds an N or a I?, indicating that the 
destination is a network mailbox. 
The VoiceMemo software then checks the Network Classes of Service (NCOS) 
assigned to the...

San Jose 
User presses M 
to make message 
Enters extension 
82100 
User creates 
message 
Series 6 Server. . . Consults dialing plan * discovers that extensions 
6eginning with “8” are network 
numbers 
Consults Digit Translation Table 
* matching prefix is 8 which indicates 
node 2 (Boston) 
l digits to absorb is 2 
Consults Network Node Table 
* discovers that access to Boston is 
enabled 
Consults list of user privileges (NCOS) 
l discovers make operation allowed 
over network 
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Introduction to MESA-Net 
14. If the recipient decides to answer the message, or if there is a receipt, the node 
number and sender’s mailbox number attached to the original message identify 
the destination mailbox on the originating node for return messages. Answers 
and receipts are not processed through the Digits Translation Table. 
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Tasks et Installation nfiguration 
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The table below shows the tasks required to install and configure both MESA-Net 
Async and MESA-Net TCl?/IPO The tasks...

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Install MESA-Net Async and any 
additional optional features: 
. Link Enable 
0 Parallel Links 
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Configure the hardware types 
Configure the links 
Configure the Network Node Table 
(Both) 
Configure the dialing plan 
(Both) 
Configure the Digits Translation 
Table 
(Both) 
Configure the network queue 
(Both) 
Configure the network class of 
service 2 
(Both) 
Enable network messaging for user 
mailboxes 
(Both) 
Try making a message to a...

Introduction to MESA-Net 
This section provides a checklist of tasks to do prior to MESA-Net installation and 
configuration. 
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Note: Perform as many items on the checklist as possible two weeks 
before the scheduled MESA-Net installation. On the day of 
installation, verify that each checklist item has been done. 
Perform any tasks that result from the system sizing calculations performed by 
the sales engineer. For example, to accommodate MESA-Net resource needs, 
you may need to add another...

Cmnect and Configure Modems for 
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VoiceMemo Release 6.OA and later 
This procedure describes how to set up the following modems for use with MESA-Net 
Async: 
Telebit 2500 and World Blazer 
@ AT&T Paradyne 38 1013820 
US Robotics Courier V.34 
In order to use the modem, you must also configure hardware types and links as 
described in Chapter 4. 
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1. Physically attach the modem to the Series 6 server, either directly to a serial port or 
to a serial port...

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6. From the Network Maintenance Menu, reach the Modem Setup Menu. 
7. Select the letter preceding the modem you want to configure. 
Sebct: (M) Modem Setup Menu 
Prompt: Enter Command (A/B/C/D/E/X): 
Response: The letter corresponding to the modem you are configuring. No 
f&her input is necessary. Exit the Modem Setup Menu. 
8. If you are configuring the ATT, or the Telebit modem, you are done. If you are 
configuring the US Robotics,...

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VoiceMemo Release 6.OA and later 
Step Rey%-ence 
onfigure the Trellis ern 
9. Set the DIP switches in Bank A as follows: 
5W#: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 
Position: Up Down Up Up Up Up Up Up 
c MESA-Net requires that switch 5 be set to “Up.” 
Turn the modem off and on to initialize the modem settings. 
10. Program the modem by entering the following commands to it  

This chapter explains MESA-Net TCP/IP concepts and describes how to configure 
MESA-Net TCP/IP. Refer to the end of Chapter 1, Introduction, for an overview of 
all MESA-Net tasks. 
MESA-Net TCP/IP connects Centigram servers together using TCP/IP over 
1 OBase-T Ethernet or an appropriate wide-area network. MESA-Net TCP/IP can 
use an existing private network, or it can send messages over a public network. The 
high bandwidth of Ethernet connections allows for a large volume of network traffic. 
MESA-Net...