Mitel Voice Processing Solutions Instructions Manual

							Index 
network message length counters, 10-3 
network messages 
billing for, lo- 1 
NCOS settings, 8-2 
network node table 
configuring, 5-l 
create entry, CP 5719 (5) 
defined, l-5 
delete entry, CP 5720 (5) 
hardware types, 5-3 
IP address, 5-2 
node access, 5-3 
node name, 5-2 
node number, 5-2 
overview, 5- 1 
parallel links, 5-3 
sample conf&urations, 5-3 
TCP/IP connection, 5-2 
view, CP 5721(5) 
worksheet, 5-l 
network prefer digit, 6-8 
network queue 
parameters report, 10-8 
network queues 
basic functions, 7-1 
configure, 7-1. CP 5729 (7) 
defined, l-4 
limits, 7-5. CP 5729 (7) 
report, 10-9 
start and stop times, 7-4. CP 5729 (7) 
threshold hierarchy, 7-2 
thresholds, CP 5729 (7) 
worksheet, 7-2 
network reports, 10-5 
network serial link 
report, 10-7 
network usage 
report, lo- 10 
summary report, lo- 11 
networks 
and MESA-Net TCP/IP, 2-l 
node access 
network node table, 5-3 
node access table 
report, 10-6 
node name 
Index-4 
network node table, 5-2 
node number 
delete from digits translation table, CP 
5725 (6) 
in digits translation table, CP 5724 (6) 
modify in digits translation table, CP 
5727 (6) 
network node table, 5-2 
node prefer 
delete from digits translation table, CP 
5725 (6) 
in digits translation table, CP 5724 (6) 
modify in digits translation table, CP 
5727 (6) 
node preties, 6-3 
nodes 
access codes, 6-6 
defined, l-2 
modify IP address, CP 5722 (5) 
prefures, 6-6 
optional feature 
VoiceMemo TCP/IP Interface, 2- 1 
originate action, defined, 4-l 
originate link 
change to answer, CP 5715 (4) 
P 
@xallel links 
configutig, CP 5711(4) 
definition, 3-l 
description, 3-5 
network node table, 5-3 
prefer digit 
network, 6-8 
prefixes, 6-6 
pre-instahation checklist, l- 10 
private network 
and MESA-Net TCP/IP, 2-l 
public network 
and MESA-Net TCP/IP, 2-l  
						

							queued messages 
and mailbox message count, 9-2 
receipts 
for network messages, 8-2 
receive circuits 
with MESA-Net TCP/IP, 2-2 
reports, 10-5 
digits translation table, 10-5 
hardware, 10-8 
network billing, 10-4 
network data link, 10-6 
network link, 10-9 
network link data, CP 5716 (4) 
network Iink serial port, 10-7. CP 
5716 (4) 
network queue, 10-9 
network queue parameters, 10-8 
network usage, lo-10 
network usage summary, lo- 11 
node access table, 10-6 
send circuits 
with MESA-Net TCP/IP, 2-2 
serial 16/32 card, 3-2 3 
installing, CP 3029 (3) 
serial port 
assigning to links, CP 5712 (4) 
Smartcard, 3-2 
installing, CP 3041(3) 
speech compression 
pre-6.0 compatibility, 8-3 
star prefm dialing plan, 6-10 
system local node number 
with MESA-Net TCP/IP, 2-2 
system network message limit 
with MESA-Net TCP/IP, 2-2 
system node name 
with MESA-Net TCP/IP, 2-2 
Index 
T 
tasks 
configuration, l-8 
installation, l-8 
pre-installation, l- 10 
TCP/IP connection 
network node table, 5-2 
TeIlabs equipment, B- 1 
timeout parameters 
configuring, 4-11. CP 5712 (4) 
data receive timeout, defined, 4-11 
node inactivity timeout, defined, 4-12 
timeout paramteters 
resend timeout, defined, 4-12 
total message minutes, 7-4 
u 
urgent messages 
bihing for, 10-l 
NCOS settings, 8-2 
v 
variable-length network addresses, 6-8 
view 
digits translation table entry, CP 
5726 (6) 
link configurations, CP 5716 (4) 
prefur/node pairs, CP 5726 (6) 
eMemo TCPiIP Interface, 1-2 
VoiceMemo TCP/IP Interface optional 
feature, 2-l 
W 
worksheet 
hardware types, sample, 4-8 
MESA-Net Async Hardware Types, 4- 
15 
MESA-Net Async Links, 4-16 
MESA-Net Async Links, sample, 4-13 
network node table, 5-l 
network queues, 7-2 
planning network addressing, 6-2,6-15 
Index-5  
						

							Index 
planning network addressing, sample, 
6-2 X 
xplexers, B- 1 
Index-6  
						

							Network Menu 
Network Maintenance 
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WI I 
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Urgent Queue Menu 
I ‘: Network Node 
Table Menu 
I 
I 
I HardwavauSetup Network Transport 
Query Menu 
Network Link 
Query Menu 
TCP Nege;; Status 
§A-Net 
I 
Comm Setup Menu 
(P& 
Serial Port Menu 
“* 
L Timeout Parameters 
Menu MESA-Net Menu 
VMOA  
						

							Issue 1 Release 2.0 January 1996 
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							Technical Memo 930 13 Supported MESA-Net Configurations for VoiceMemo 5.03 
VoiceMemo Release 5.03 provides enhanced connectivity features for MESA-Net digital 
networking, including up to 8 full-duplex links per system and the ability to have 
multiple simultaneous (parallel) links between sites. Each of these features, especially 
when combined, can provide dramatic increases in throughput over the network. 
Specific hardware configurations are required to carry the volume of data that must be 
processed by VoiceMemo at high-traffic MESA-Net sites. 
If you do not configure your 
system according to the guidelipes below, you may experience congested links, 
disconnects, and other throughput problems. 
0 No more than 8 links total in a VoiceMemo system. 
0 No more than 4 MESA-Net links per CT1 card. You can configure 
additional serial connections (integrations, etc.) on the card, but you must 
not have more than 4 MESA-Net links per CT1 card. 
0 Only one MESA-Net baud rate per CT1 card. Other serial connections 
on the card can run at different baud rates, but all MESA-Net links on a 
single CT1 card must be at the same baud rate. 
0 Only 2 parallel links per CT1 card. Parallel links are defined as more than 
one link berween two systems. If you need to configure more than two 
links between a given pair of systems, you must use additional CT1 cards. 
A VoiceMemo system can support a maximum of 3 CT1 cards, so the 
maximum number of links between any two systems is 6. Note that you 
can configure a 4-port CT1 card with two links to site A (parallel links), 
one link to site B, and another link to site C. 
Centigram will make a new 8-port board available by the end of the year. This board 
will be capable of running MESA-Net links, including parallel links, on all ports. 
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You must have installed Revision Support Disk 
1 or greater for VoiceMemo 
5.03A before installing MESA-Net. The VoiceMemo system will not run if you 
install MESA-Net without installing RSD 
1.