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10. CALLING A RING-NO-ANSWER EXTENSION
This test verifies that the Octel 200/300 properly handles RNA calls.
There are three different types of calls to an RNA extension that may be sent for secondary
answering.
A call from an internal extension to an RNA extension.
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This call should forward into Octel 200/300 through the PBX forwarding mechanism and play
the "doesn't answer" prompt.
Octel 200/300 screened transfer to an RNA extension.
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This call should be pulled back by the transferring port and play the "doesn't answer" prompt.
Octel 200/300 Transfer to Ringing to an RNA extension.
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This call should forward to the Octel 200/300 through the PBX forwarding mechanism and play
the "doesn't answer" prompt.
The extension to be called (telephone C) must be RNA/Busy forwarded to Octel 200/300 Two
mailboxes must be configured:
MBX XXX
Assign these attributes to the mailbox COS:
Attribute 15 — TRANSFER TO RINGING
Attribute 9 — MESSAGE WAITING LAMP ( MWI)
MBX YYY
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The mailbox RNA count in INFORMATION Table Index 7 must be less than the PBX forwarding on
RNA.
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Calling a Ring-No-Answer Extension
a.
From telephone A, call telephone C.
b. Did telephone C start to ring?
YES
NO
After the PBX configured number of ring backs before RNA forwarding, did telephone C stop
ringing?
YES
NO
PB60019-01
XXX must be the same as the extension for telephone C.
YYY must be a different mailbox number and COS then XXX, but the extension
number must be the same as for telephone C.
There should be no attributes assigned to its COS.
In an integrated installation, all mailboxes and extension numbers must match. However, to
simplify this test, the mailbox and extension numbers for YYY do not match.
Continue.
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Determine the cause and correct the problem before continuing.
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Continue.
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Determine the cause and correct the problem before continuing.
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Meridian 1 Adaptive Integration
Octel 200/300
11-27
S.4.1
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