Copying Voice Files - Avaya S6200 Administration And Maintenance

Managing Files
2. All subsequent lines contain the participant name, company name, and telephone number.
Table 39: Dial List records
Field
Participant Name
Telephone Number
Company Name
3. The dial list file name cannot have a space in it; "dial_list" is fine, "dial list" is not.
4. The file is stored in /usr/dcb/dbase/diallists.
Each record follows this format:
<Participant name> <Telephone Number> / <Company Name>
For example:
@84758475
@Amy Smith 9,1-978-555-6266 / Company A
+Patty Cake 919785556247 / Good Ship
=Andy Panda 9-978-555-6228 / Kind Ship
Greg Peg 9-1-978-555-6327 / Company B
Tip:
You can use Bridge Talk to create and store dial lists. See the Bridge Talk User's
Tip:
Guide for additional information.

Copying Voice Files

Annunciator messages and digital record/playback files are digitally recorded voice files stored
on disk. These files consume large amounts of disk space and require special handling to
prevent fragmentation. Therefore, they must be stored in special voice file directories
maintained by the system.
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Description
Optional Participant Name, up to 20 characters. May
start with one of these special characters:
to indicate moderator
@
to indicate Q&A Top Priority
+
to indicate Exclude from Q*A
=
Note: These symbols display in the CDR record, but
do not display when the record is viewed in
.
Talk
Required telephone number, up to 40 digits including
0-9, comma, space, #, *.
Optional Company Name, up to 20 characters.
Security code required
Bridge
Moderator
Q&A Priority
Exclude from Q&A
Participant