Setting The Maximum Dnis Length System Configuration; Displaying Help For Cbutil; Using Reservation Groups - Avaya CS700 Administration And Maintenance

Setting the Maximum DNIS Length System Configuration

The maximum DNIS length is set during startup in the shared memory database managed by
the system. However, you can use cbutil dnissize <number> to set this value. Typically, you will
only use this command on a system that is not running the dcbadmin application and, therefore,
has not set this value in the shared memory database.
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CAUTION:
Using this command on a system that is running will change the setting used by
CAUTION:
ALL other system components. If this setting does not match the system's
configured setting, results will be unpredictable and calls may not go into the
proper conference.
cbutil dnissize <"dnis">
For example, to add an entry to the table when you know the system is configured for four DNIS
digits. Issue the following commands:
cbutil dnissize 4
cbutil add <"dnis"> <msg> <ps> etc.

Displaying Help for cbutil

Use the cbutil command without arguments to display a list of supported commands.
cbutil
To display help for a specific command, use the command name with the -help parameter. For
example to obtain help for the add command, use this syntax:
cbutil add -help

Using Reservation Groups

The audioconferencing server supports up to 1000 reservation groups. This allows multiple
conferences to be scheduled with the same conference passcode at the same time. Each DNIS
will be associated with a specific reservation group. The default Reservation Group is 0.
For example, if you wish to set up On Demand conferences for Acme Corporation, you can set
up one conference using Reservation Group 1, one with Reservation Group 2, and one with
Reservation Group 3. All three conferences can use the same conference entry codes. They
will all use a different DNIS to access the bridge.
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