Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Implementation Manual page 18

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553-3001-358 Standard 1.00
Provides Group Call with smart retry.
Provides the ability to reserve a port in each conference for the
chairperson.
Provides "Block scheduling" for recurrent conferences, up to one
year in advance and up to 30 iterations of recurrent conferences.
Offers an over-booking option, enabling the administrator to allocate
up to 125% of port resources (based on the idea that most
conferences are scheduled with more ports than are required).
Provides an emergency bridge option, which creates a permanent
bridge that automatically dials a pre-determined list of DNs when
someone dials the emergency bridge DN. The emergency bridge
does not support the dual-card configuration.
Provides automatic conference expansion, allowing additional
conferees to join the conference. For the expansion to work, the
ports hosting the additional conferees must be both unassigned and
available.
Provides entry and exit indications – provides four options to
indicate the entry and exit of a conference participant:
— entry by name, exit by name
— entry by name, exit by tone
— entry by tone, exit by tone
— silent entry and exit
Allows the first conferee joining the conference to turn off and turn
on conference music.
Controls access to the conference in progress by monitoring the
maximum number of scheduled attendees at each conference.
Manages time and date for scheduled conferences and reserves
ports for each conference.
Provides recorded announcements to conferees who attempt to
enter a meeting too early or after a meeting has ended.
Issues audible responses to conferees based on the conference
activity.
Allows recording of a brand line (custom) greeting to replace
standard greeting.
Provides a scheduling display that indicates meeting reference
number and whether a custom greeting has been created.
Provides scheduling receipts e-mailed to users (receipt includes the
direct meeting access DN or the single DN access DN.
October 2003