Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND Release 5.0 Feature Reference page 361

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 5.0
Feature Reference 555-650-110
Features
Integrated Administration
System numbering of extensions, lines/trunks, and pools
System labeling that determines the user or other name associated with
each extension, line/trunk, and pool
The coverage group that sends its calls to the applications
The calling group set up for each service of the applications
The Reliable Disconnect setting for loop-start lines
The Delay Ring and Coverage Delay Interval settings
The Transfer Return Time and VMS Transfer Return Interval settings
Integrated Administration consists chiefly of three related functions accessed from
the Integrated Solution III menu (for users) or the Integrated Solution Maintenance
menu (for qualified technicians only):
Extension Directory Setup (on the Technician Maintenance menu, for
qualified technicians only). Used during installation to read all switch
extensions and extension labels into the database of extensions accessed
by the applications.
Extension Directory. Allows the technician or system manager to add,
change, or delete extensions, change extension labels, and add or delete
subscribers to AUDIX Voice Power or AUDIX Voice Power/Fax Attendant.
System Programming/Switch Administration. Accessed through the
AUDIX Voice Power or AUDIX Voice Power/Fax Attendant menu, allows
the technician or system manager to program common information used by
the communications system and the applications. Through this selection, a
user configures call handling by Automated Attendant and adds or deletes
lines/trunks and pools for Call Answer, Fax Response, Information Service,
Message Drop, and Voice Mail.
NOTE:
Integrated Administration uses the word switch to refer to the
communications system (what we call the system in this book).
Integrated Administration in Release 4.1 and
Later Systems
Because of enhancements to coverage timers in Release 4.1 and later systems,
Integrated Administration cannot be used in these systems to program certain
options for AUDIX Voice Power.
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June 1997
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