Networking - Ip Campus; Networking - Ip-Net; Networking - T1 E&M Tie Lines; Omega-Voice Vmi Menu Integration - Iwatsu ENTERPROSE-CS Owner's Manual

hold while on an intercom call.
Networking – IP Campus
IP Campus Networking uses a VPN or managed IP network to create a 100%
transparent network with up to 24 remote nodes and / or 1024 total ports. IP
Networking converges and exchanges your voice and data traffic between
offices anywhere worldwide via IP addressing. The IP Campus network is
easy to install and configure providing full transparency over the IP network.
IP Campus is able to maximize bandwidth by allocating it as needed and by
allowing each system node to generate all tones (dial tone, ring back tone, etc.)
and process all call switching locally, under the control of the main IP Campus
system.
Prior to deploying voice over a WAN or VPN, a complete analysis of the
network is required to ensure sufficient bandwidth and end-to-end QoS for
voice traffic. Using a VPN or a WAN to pass SIP voice traffic allows you to
leverage both your data and telephony resources.
Networking – IP-NET
IP-NET Networking provides a cost-effective solution for networking two or
more autonomous ECS telephone systems together over a managed IP circuit
or Virtual Private Network (VPN). Using the IX-8IPNET/IX8EIPNET card,
IP-Net supports station-to-station dialing between sites, call routing based on
DNIS, DID or caller ID/ANI via the IP-NET connection, centralized voicemail
and centralized SMDR.
Networking – T1 E&M Tie Lines
Multiple Iwatsu Enterprise-CS systems may be networked using T1 E&M Tie
Lines. DID, ANI/DNIS, and Caller ID calls may be routed through the
network to a remote Iwatsu Enterprise-CS. An Iwatsu Enterprise-CS also
provides Caller ID/ANI/DNIS number display over the network. Message
lamps will light at distant extensions. Other networking features include 800
Network Translation tables, centralized SMDR, centralized voice mail, release
operation on T1 E&M Tie Lines, access to the network from DISA, and
intercom calling between multiple remote systems.

Omega-Voice VMI Menu Integration

When the Iwatsu ECS includes the Omega-Voice VMI IX-4EMVC voice mail
card, Iwatsu ICON Series 5930, 5910, and 5810 telephones display voice mail
menu guidance to help you navigate the voice mail menu options when you
dial in to check messages or change settings.
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