Avaya Octel 50 Installation Manual page 87

Setting Up the System
AMIS Parameters - #42
Country Code
When/How to Use
Related Parameters/Features
If Set Too High
If Set Too Low
Min
AMIS Parameters - #43
Permit Inbound
AMIS Dispatch
When/How to Use
Related Parameters/Features
If Set Too High
If Set Too Low
Min
AMIS Parameters - #44
Permit Outbound
AMIS Dispatch
When/How to Use
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Max Default
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Max Default
– – No
Configuring System Setup Parameters
This parameter defines the dialing code for the country in
which the Octel 50 system is located.
The Octel 50 system transmits the Country Code to remote
systems when it dispatches both casual and administered
network messages. This allows remote sites to reply directly
to messages you send them.
The Country Code must be defined for network
transmissions to be successful.
Enter the Country Code for the country in which the Octel 50
system is located. The Country Code for the United States
is 1.
The minimum and maximum for this parameter refer to the
length of the entry allowed, not an actual number.
The Octel 50 system uses the Country Code to determine if
the International Access Code is required for network
replies.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
Requires
Restart Dependent
No
This parameter determines whether the Octel 50 system is
permitted to receive AMIS messages.
When you enable this parameter, all subscribers on the
Octel 50 system able to receive messages from local
subscribers can also receive AMIS messages.
If Permit Inbound AMIS Dispatch is enabled but Permit
Outbound AMIS Dispatch is disabled, subscribers can
receive network messages but cannot send or reply to them.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
Requires
Restart Dependent
No
This parameter determines whether the Octel 50 system
can send network messages and replies.
Permit Outbound AMIS Dispatch controls the ability to send
network messages and replies from the Octel 50 system.
Switch- Set by
Integrator
No No
Switch- Set by
Integrator
No No
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