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NETWORKING - T1 CAMPUS NETWORKING
The T1 Campus Networking application enables corporate offices and
branch offices to have transparent access to Iwatsu Enterprise-CS features
regardless of their location within the network. While each site will have the
stand-alone hardware for that individual system, T1 Campus Networking
handles all call processing and system activity from the main system CPU.
Organizations can benefit by centrally locating and administering their voice
mail, call accounting and call center reporting applications. In addition, both
corporate and branch office extensions have full transparency of features
such as call coverage, whisper page, text messaging, intercom calling to
networked extensions, conference calling, automated attendant, busy lamp
appearances and the ability transfer calls across the network.
T1 Campus Networking provides a method for transparently linking two or
more Iwatsu Enterprise-CS systems. A networked system can provide voice
communication and feature access across a T1 circuit with distances limited
only by the availability of Point-to-Point T1 Circuits. Each network consists
of a main system and one or more remote systems linked by point-to-point
T1 circuits. The IX-DTI-N card with IX-VCOMP Voice Compression
Module is required in a T1 Campus Network.
NETWORKING – T1 AND E&M TIE LINES
Multiple Iwatsu Enterprise-CS systems may be networked using T1 E&M
Tie Lines or Analog E&M Tie Lines. DID, ANI/DNIS, and Caller ID calls
may be routed through the network to a remote Iwatsu Enterprise-CS. An
Iwatsu Enterprise-CS also provides Caller ID/ANI/DNIS number display
over the network. Message lamps will light at distant extensions. Other
networking features include 800 Network Translation tables, centralized
SMDR, centralized voice mail, release operation on T1 and Analog E&M
Tie Lines, access to the network from DISA, and intercom calling between
multiple remote systems.
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