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AMIS Analog Networking
585-300-512 Issue 7
May 1999
Subscriber Operation
C-6Message Delivery Example
C
4. To approve the address and send the message immediately (at the first
administered interval), Subscriber L would press:
— on a DEFINITY AUDIX system, an Intuity system, or an
AUDIX R1V8 system with the standard announcement set
— on an AUDIX R1V8 system with the traditional
announcement set, or on an earlier release of AUDIX software
5. At the first administered transmission interval, Subscriber L’s local system
calls Subscriber R’s voice mail system by dialing the digits in the dial
string defined for Subscriber R’s system.
In this example, the local system would dial “9-222-5000” (this assumes
that “9” is the dial access code used to access an outgoing trunk).
6. When the remote system answers the call, the local system notifies the
remote system that it has an AMIS analog message for mailbox “1111.”
7. Subscriber L’s system plays Subscriber L’s message to Subscriber R’s
system; meanwhile, Subscriber R’s system records Subscriber L’s
message.
8. The remote voice mail system puts Subscriber L’s message in Subscriber
R’s mailbox and notifies him that he has a message. Subscriber R can
then retrieve Subscriber L’s message as he would any other voice mail
message.
9. The local system updates the status of the message header in Subscriber
L’s outgoing mailbox to indicate the message was delivered.
Message Delivery Example
Message Delivery is an extension of the AMIS Analog Networking feature that
permits Lucent Technologies voice mail subscribers to send recorded voice mail
messages to any touch-tone telephone, anywhere in the world (including
someone’s home). Figure C-2,
Message Delivery Example
, illustrates the
Message Delivery feature.
For example, suppose Subscriber L (a subscriber on a local Lucent
Technologies voice mail system) needs to contact Recipient H (her husband who
works at home), but his line is busy. In this case, she may choose to send him a
voice mail message using the Message Delivery feature.
Before Subscriber L can send a Message Delivery message to Recipient H, she
needs to know the following information:
■
Optional:
The address prefix, if assigned, used to identify numbers to
which message delivery messages can be sent. In this example, assume
the Message Delivery prefix is “6.”
■ Recipient H’s telephone number. In this example, assume the number is
“222-1234.”
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- AMIS Analog Networking 1
- Contents 3
- 3 AUDIX Administration 3-1 4
- 585-300-512 5
- About This Document 9
- 585-300-512 Issue 7 10
- May 1999 10
- Conventions Used 11
- Related Resources 12
- Trademarks and Service Marks 12
- Document 13
- Overview 15
- 1-3AMIS Analog Networking 17
- Subscriber Features 18
- One-Step Addressing Features 18
- Two-Step Addressing Summary 19
- Types of Users 20
- Feature Operation 21
- 1-8AMIS Analog Networking 22
- 1-13Message Delivery 27
- AUDIX System Enhancements 28
- Intuity System Enhancements 29
- Planning and Design 31
- Hardware Requirements 32
- Voice Port Needs 32
- Monitor Voice Port Use 33
- Security 34
- Network Design 35
- 2-6Network Design 36
- 2-7Network Design 37
- 2-8Network Design 38
- Connections 39
- Defining Address Ranges 40
- AMIS Prefix 40
- Address Prefixes 40
- 2-11Network Design 41
- Extension Ranges and Length 42
- Dial String Interaction 43
- Sample Network Design 44
- Delivery Network 45
- Network Planning 46
- 2-17Network Planning 47
- Worksheet A: Local Machine 48
- Information 48
- 2-19Network Planning 49
- Worksheet B: Remote Machine 50
- 2-21Network Planning 51
- AUDIX Administration 53
- Implementation 54
- 3-4Implementation 56
- 3-5Implementation 57
- Mailbox (Optional) 58
- 3-8Implementation 60
- 3-9Implementation 61
- 3-10Implementation 62
- 3-11Implementation 63
- 3-12Implementation 64
- 3-13Implementation 65
- Task 5: Adjust System Limits 66
- 3-15Implementation 67
- 3-16Implementation 68
- 3-17Implementation 69
- 3-18Implementation 70
- 3-19Implementation 71
- 3-20Implementation 72
- 3-21Implementation 73
- 3-22Implementation 74
- 3-23Implementation 75
- 3-24Implementation 76
- 3-25Implementation 77
- 3-26Implementation 78
- 3-27Implementation 79
- 3-28Implementation 80
- 3-29Implementation 81
- 3-30Implementation 82
- 3-31Implementation 83
- 3-34Implementation 86
- Task 12: Test the Connection 88
- Connection 89
- DEFINITY AUDIX Administration 91
- Task 1: Verify AMIS Service 93
- 4-4Implementation 94
- 4-6Implementation 96
- 4-7Implementation 97
- 4-8Implementation 98
- 4-9Implementation 99
- 4-10Implementation 100
- 4-11Implementation 101
- Task 6: Adjust System Limits 102
- 4-13Implementation 103
- 4-14Implementation 104
- Task 8: Activate the Changes 105
- 4-16Implementation 106
- CAUTION: 107
- 4-18Implementation 108
- 4-19Implementation 109
- 4-20Implementation 110
- 4-21Implementation 111
- <machine-name> 112
- 4-23Implementation 113
- 4-24Implementation 114
- 4-25Implementation 115
- On R3.0 and later systems 116
- 4-27Implementation 117
- (Optional) 118
- Task 13: Test the Connection 121
- 4-32Implementation 122
- Ongoing Administration 123
- Maintain the Network 124
- WARNING: 126
- Analog Networking Feature 127
- Local Machine Administration 129
- Delivery Parameters 135
- Adjust the System Limits 141
- 5-18Adjust the System Limits 142
- Activate the Changes 145
- Messaging 146
- AMIS Remote Machine 147
- Administration 147
- Intuity Platform 148
- <remote machine name> 153
- For AMIS two-step systems 158
- Record Remote Machine Names 160
- Test the Connection 166
- 5-43Test the Connection 167
- 5-45Ongoing Administration 169
- Deleting Remote Machines 171
- 5-48Ongoing Administration 172
- 5-49Ongoing Administration 173
- Administration Examples 174
- Local Numbers 175
- Machines Example 176
- 5-53Administration Examples 177
- Number Example 178
- Addressing to Local Numbers 179
- 5-56Administration Examples 180
- Administration Log Entries 181
- Administration Forms Summary 187
- Subscriber Operation 193
- Optional: 194
- Message Delivery Example 198
- C-7Message Delivery Example 199
- C-8Message Delivery Example 200
- Analog Networking and Message 201
- Delivery Features 201
- Message Delivery 203
- Individual Recipients 204
- Abbreviations 207
- Glossary 215
- Intuity Message Manager 225
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