Avaya Octel 200 Installation And Maintenance Manual page 922

17−4 Integration Volume
17.2 OCTEL 200/300 MESSAGE SERVER CONFIGURATION
To use QSIG integration, you must make several changes to the Octel 200/300 configuration. Changes are
made in UPDATE. This sections explains the type of changes that might be required. Refer to the
Configuration and Installation and Maintenance volumes for more details about configuring the message
server. It is essential to refer to the Configuration Note for the most up-to-date configuration information
when planning and implementing a QSIG integration.
System Parameters
You must set several system parameters to allow the DTIC to work correctly. Refer to the Configuration
volume, SYSTEM PARAMETER Table, for details about system parameters.
System Parameter 3 — PBX TYPE and PBX MODEL
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Select the PBX type to be integrated.
System Parameter 198 —PCM ENCODING FOR THE SYSTEM
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Must match the encoding used by the PBX.
System Parameter 306 — DPNSS/QSIG: VOICE MAIL ORIGINATING LINE ID
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Enter the extension number that the message server uses as the originating line ID when originating an
outgoing call.
System Parameter 313 — VOICE MAIL DESTINATION ADDRESS FOR DPNSS/QSIG
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Enter the extension number that the message server expects to see as the destination address for direct
and forwarded calls to the message server. In most cases, it is the pilot number for the message server.
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Class of Service
Configure a port COS and assign it in the Slots Table to each of the DTIC ports. No specific attributes are
required for QSIG integration. You can have multiple hunt groups associated with DTIC channels. In that
scenario members of each hunt group would be assigned to a COS designated for that group. Refer to the
Configuration volume, COS chapter, for more information about configuring the COS.
INFORMATION Table
Index 7 — RINGS BEFORE NO ANSWER
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Use the number in this index to determine the timeout before the caller is informed that the extension
did not answer.
Index 8 — MESSAGE WAITING RINGS
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The number in this index is used to determine the timeout before the outcall is considered as
ring-no-answer. See further discussion in Section 1.1.
Octel 200/300 S.4.1
System parameters 306 and 313 should be different extension numbers.
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