System Component Alerts; Conference Call Modes; How A Conferee Is Placed In A Conference - Avaya CS700 Administration And Maintenance

System Component Alerts

The system MIB's trap objects alert network managers about potential and actual problems with
system elements and processes:
Core system resources — Fan, temperature, power supply.
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Runtime resources — Disk space (90% threshold), memory (75% threshold), host and
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DSP processor, NICs.
Telco resources — Signaling and frames.
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LAN resources — Link down and transmit and receive errors.
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Conference Call Modes

A call mode is the method by which a conferee gains access to a conference. The system
supports several call modes to accommodate various customer requirements. A conference
can be conducted several ways. The system accommodates attended and unattended
conferences simultaneously, and even allows semi-attended calls, depending upon system
configuration.
In an attended conference, the operator greets the participant and places them directly into a
conference. No passcode is required. In an unattended conference the participant enters a
passcode to be placed directly into a conference. No operator is required. Operators can
manage participants in both attended and unattended conferences.
For example, if you have an operator, you can arrange unattended coded conferences, which
allow conferees, who forget their conference codes, to reach an operator, rather than being
automatically disconnected. In addition, you can run a conference that is unattended except for
an operator initiated blast dial.
The system also permits combinations of certain modes. For example, the moderator of an
attended dial-in conference can ask an operator to dial out to a conferee who has not dialed in.

How a Conferee Is Placed in a Conference

Conferees gain access to conferences in eight different ways.
Five ways involve dial-outs from the system to the conferee.
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Three ways involve dial-ins from conferees to the system.
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Conference Call Modes
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