Avaya DEFINITY ONE Installation And Upgrades page 294

Installation and Upgrades for DEFINITY ONE and
IP600 Internet Protocol Release 10 555-233-109
4 Intuity AUDIX Digital Networking
Changing local machine information
Table 4-4. Field definitions; digital network machine administration window
Field Valid input
Machine 1 to 10
Name alphanumeric
characters; see
guidelines at
right
TCP/IP Numeric address
Address string in the
format
nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn
Message 24-hour clock
Trans- time in the format
mission hh : mm
Schedule
Password 5-digit to 10-digit
alphanumeric
characters
Send yes
Multimedia no
Messages?
Machine See description
Type at right
4. When you finish entering information for a remote machine, click Save.
The system adds the information and displays a confirmation message.
5. Add another remote machine if needed.
Procedure/Description
Enter the unique name of the remote machine.
Each remote machine must have a unique name, not
only from other remote machines, but from all
machines on the network, including fax call delivery
machines and the local AUDIX.
The IP address of the remote machine.
Start Time — Enter the starting time for a message
transmission period to the remote system, such as
00:01 for 1 minute after midnight.
End Time — Enter the ending time for a message
transmission period to the remote system, such as
23:59 for 1 minute before midnight.
Interval — Enter the interval at which the local
AUDIX system will call this remote system, such as
00:05 for every 5 minutes. The AUDIX system checks
the queue at this interval and calls the remote system if
something is in the queue for this remote system.
Stagger start times and intervals for each remote
system so the local AUDIX system is not trying to call
all remote systems at the same time.
Enter the password exactly as it is administered on the
remote system.
Select yes if the remote machine will accept
multimedia messages (such as fax and text
messages).
Select no if the remote machine will not accept
multimedia messages.
Enter the machine type.
To see a list of valid machine types, click the dropdown
arrow and select the appropriate machine type from
the available types.
Issue 6
December 2001
4-14