Mitel Voice Processing Solutions Instructions Manual

							Create New Prefix/Node Pairs for the Digits cl? 
Translation Table Page 1 of 1 
VoiceMemo Release G.OG.OA and later 
Use this procedure to create a new entry in the Digits Translation Table. Each entry 
associates a dialed prefix with a node, and sets the number of digits for the remote node 
to absorb from the network mailbox number. 
Step - 
1. Reach the Digits Translation Table Maintenance menu. 
2. Enter the node number of the new entry. 
Select: (C) Create new prefur/node pairs 
prompt: Node number: 
Response: The number of the node entry. This number can be from 1 to 8191. 
3. Enter the number of digits to absorb from the network mailbox number. 
prompt: 
Absorb digits: 
Response: The number of digits to absorb at the remote node. This number can 
be from 0 to 12. 
4. Enter a dialed prefer that indicates a message for the node in step 2. 
Prompt: Prefix (CR to end): 
Response: The pref= numb er. This can be a number from 1 to 99,999,999,999. 
5. Repeat step 4 to associate additional prefixes with the node, or press Enter to stop 
entering prefures. 
6. Repeat steps 2 through, 5 to create entries for additional nodes. Press Enter when 
you have finished creating entries for all nodes. ~ 
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elete Prefix/Node Pairs from the Digits Page 1 of 1 
Translation Table VoiceMemo Release 6.06.OA and later 
This procedure describes how to delete prefix/node pairs from the Digits Translation 
Table. 
SteD 
1. Reach the Digits Translation Table Maintenance menu. 
2. Enter the prefix to delete. 
Select: (D) Delete prefur/node pairs 
prompt: Prefix(es) to delete: 
Response: A valid prefix number. Enter a single number or a range of numbers 
using a hyphen. You cannot enter numbers separated by commas. 
3. If you entered a single prefix in Step 2, the system displays the prefer, node and 
absorb number for the prefix to be deleted. 
PT-oRZ~~: Delete (y/n) [Nl : 
Response: Y to delete, N to retain. 
4. If you entered a range of prefures in Step 2, the system displays the prefures 
Pv~mpt: WARNING: If you really want to delete these 
prefixes enter delete 
Response: Enter the word “delete” to delete, press Enter to retain. 
5. The system confirms deletion or retention. P Reference 
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							View the Digits Translation Table 
Page 1 of 1 
VoiceMemo Release 6.06.OA and later 
Use this procedure to see an online display of information about prefdnode pairs in the 
Digits Translation Table. 
Step 
1. Reach the Digits Translation Table Maintenance menu. 
ingle Entry or Range 
2. Request information about a pref=/node pair. 
Select: (I) Inquire about prefE/node pairs 
Prompt: Pref ix(es) to display: 
Response: A valid prefer number. Enter a single number or a range of numbers 
using a hyphen. You cannot enter numbers separated by commas. 
The server presents a display similar to the following. 
PREFIX/NODE INQUIRE 
Tue Dee 
5 23:20:17 1995 
Prefix Node Absorb Cnt 
44 33 2 
I Prefix found 
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3. Select to view the entirer table. 
Select: (L) List the dta table .‘.I* 
The server presents a display similar to the following. 
PREFIX/NODE PAIR REPORT 
Tue Dee 
5 23 :20:53 1995 
Prefix Node Absorb Cnt 
2 1 0 
44 23 2 
45 33 2 
3 Prefixes found Reference 
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							Modify the Node Number for a Prefix in the CP Pafre 1 of 1 
Dig&Translation Table VoiceMemo Release 6.06.OA Ld later 
Use this procedure to change the node number and number of digits to absorb 
associated with a prefer in the Digits Translation Table. 
Step 
1. Reach the Digits Translation Table Maintenance menu. 
2. Enter the prefer for which you want to change the node number. 
Select: (M) Modify the node number for a pref= 
pr0mpt: Prefix(es) to modify: 
Response: A valid prefix number. Enter a single number or a range of numbers 
using a hyphen. You cannot enter numbers separated by commas. 
3. Enter the new node number for the prefer. 
Prompt: New node number: 
Response: A valid node number. 
4. Enter the number of digits to absorb associated with the prefur/node pair. 
Prompt: 
Absorb Cnt: 
Response: Number of digits to absorb. This number can be from 0 to12. 
5. If you entered a single prefm in Step 2, the system displays the pref=, node and- 
absorb number for the prefer to be modified. 
Pmnpt: 
Modify (y/n) [Nl: 
Response: Y to modify, N to leave unchanged. 
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6. The system confirms modification or or lack of modif&ion. Reference 
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You can control when a local MESA-Net node originates connections with remote 
nodes by configuring the network queues. You can set the different parameters that 
control when a queue is ready to send, such as time of day and number of messages 
waiting in a queue. You can also set the number of times that the local node tries to 
connect to a remote node once it determines that it is time to send the messages. 
You can use the network queue parameters to help control toll charges with dial-up 
MESA-Net connections. If all of your connections are TCP/IP or Async direct 
connections, you probably want to set the queues to send messages immediately. 
There are some basic functions of MESA-Net queues that you should understand 
before configuring the queue parameters: 
Messages addressed to remote nodes are stored in separate queues; there 
is an urgent message queue and a batch message queue for each node. 
The queues are checked every 30 seconds to find out if it is ready to send. 
The parameters that you set for queues apply to all nodes, but each queue 
is monitored separately. When the urgent queue for remote node 2 is 
full, the local node originates a connection to that node; it does not 
originate connections to any other nodes until their queues are full. 
Each node only originates connections when it needs to 
send messages. 
However, once a connection is established between two nodes, any 
messages queued for the ori3nating node on the answering node are also 
sent, so messages go both ways. (If a node makes a connection to send 
only urgent messages, the answering node is only allowed to send 
messages from its urgent queue.) 
After you have set the queue parameters, you should closely monitor the network 
queue statistics to ensure that the thresholds are set at realistic values. The cost of 
sending a network queue must be balanced against the need to receive messages in a 
timely manner and the need to clear network queue storage space. The storage 
aspect is particularly important when controlling costs; network message delivery 
that is triggered by reaching the message block use threshold will probably occur 
when tariffs are highest, since most messages are recorded during normal business 
hours. 
Figure 7-I shows the hierarchy of the various thresholds. The Time Window 
overrides the Message Count, Message Waiting Time, and Total Message Minutes 
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