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Tenanting
Data Users Application
2.4 The SX-200 DIGITAL PABX tenanting features are also available for data users. A
typical application is to restrict access to certain computers, printers, and other data
devices to data users in one or more specific internal departments, by placing all
members into the same tenant and denying all other tenants access. Any computer
resources which must be available to all users can be put into a tenant group to
which everyone has access.
Independent Consoles, Subattendants, Trunks, and Stations
2.5 The PABX is divided into distinct tenants; all stations, SUPERSETtelephones,
trunks, subattendant/enhanced subattendant telephones, and attendant consoles
are assigned to a tenant as they are programmed into the PABX. Trunks and Dial 0
cal Is are programmed to ring to only their associated
attendant/subattendant/enhanced subattendant position. Outgoing calls seize only
trunks within their same tenant as shown in Figure 2-1.
Tenant Interconnection
2.6 The PABX may be programmed to allow certain tenants to connect to each other
internally within the system or to allow for sharing of services such as an attendant
console or trunks.
Each tenant may be allowed or not allowed to connect directly to any other tenant. For
example, an attendant console to be shared by Tenants l,2, and 3 can be assigned
to Tenant 25 and programmed to connect internally to Tenants 1,2, and 3. Tenants 1,
2, and 3 may still be programmed to NOT connect to each other as shown in Figure 2-2.
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