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Services
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Routing service
Private DN length
Dialing timeout
Routes
Route 000
External #
Use pool
Destination codes
xx
Schedules
Public DN lengths
Schedules
Night
Service setting
Evening
Lunch
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
Common settings
Control sets
For lines
Lines 001-364
For sets
DN 221-528
Schedule names
Schedule 0-6
Schedule times
Monday-Sunday
Schedules
Night
Evening
Lunch
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
Services
Ringing service
Ring groups
Ring group 001-100
Sets
DN xxx
Schedule
s
Night
Service setting
Trunk answer
Extra dial set
Line settings
Line xxx
Ring group
Aux ringer
Evening
Lunch
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
Restriction service
Night
Service setting
Evening
Lunch
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
- Enterprise Edge Programming 1
- Operations Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents v 5
- Contents vii 7
- Contents ix 9
- About this document 11
- Related documents 12
- Regulations 13
- Radio-frequency interference 14
- Hearing-aid compatibility 15
- Electromagnetic compatibility 15
- Use of a music source 16
- Software licensing 18
- About this document 19 19
- 20 About this document 20
- Enterprise Edge Overview 21
- Software components 22
- Enterprise Edge Overview 23 23
- 24 Enterprise Edge Overview 24
- Enterprise Edge Overview 25 25
- Unified Manager 26
- Enterprise Edge Overview 27 27
- 28 Enterprise Edge Overview 28
- Enterprise Edge Overview 29 29
- 30 Enterprise Edge Overview 30
- Enterprise Edge menu 30
- Menu descriptions 30
- Enterprise Edge Overview 31 31
- 32 Enterprise Edge Overview 32
- IP Routing 34
- Domain Name Service (DNS) 39
- Web Caching/Proxy 40
- Quality of Service 42
- LAN Connections 49
- WAN Connections 49
- Frame Relay 50
- Field Definition 54
- Browser settings 55
- Logging on to Enterprise Edge 56
- Logging off Enterprise Edge 57
- Configuring system settings 57
- System name 58
- System name, date and time 61
- Column Definition 63
- Configuring LAN settings 64
- Configuring WAN settings 66
- 9.DC 70
- Column Description 71
- Programming order 78
- Terminals &Sets 80
- Line access 81
- !! 82
- PRI Lines 84
- Capabilities 86
- User preferences 90
- Set log space 94
- .* (C 94
- Trunk/Line data 96
- Hardware Unit Trunk Types 100
- Restrictions 106
- Telco features 107
- Restriction filters 108
- Filter Heading Sub-heading 109
- Services 111
- Ringing service 112
- Restriction service 114
- Routing service 114
- Destination codes 117
- Route External # Line Pool 118
- Routing Service 120
- != 125
- Common settings 126
- Schedule Start time Stop time 127
- System speed dial 128
- Passwords 130
- Call log passwords 132
- Registration password 132
- Hospitality passwords 132
- Time and date 134
- General settings 135
- Business name 136
- Feature settings 136
- Attribute Description 137
- Call log space 142
- Direct dial 142
- CAP assignment 143
- Access codes 143
- Digit Use Heading 144
- Remote access 146
- Parameter PBX DID 147
- DN lengths 148
- Network Name Display 149
- Hospitality 155
- Hunt groups 159
- Feature Description 160
- Moving members of a group 161
- Setting the distribution mode 163
- Setting the hunt delay 163
- Programming busy line setting 164
- Programming the overflow set 164
- Setting the name 165
- Companion 166
- ‡¤‹›fl7.-#8C 167
- Radio data 168
- Register individual portables 170
- System programming 170
- Directed Call Pickup 171
- Group Pickup 171
- Software keys 173
- Hardware 175
- Module Type Hardware unit 176
- Protocol Type 178
- T1 Parameters 181
- Setting Definition 187
- DNS settings 192
- C 194
- !C 203
- VoIP Gateway 212
- QoS monitor 215
- Web cache 216
- Net Link Manager 217
- Call Detail Recording 218
- TAPI Service Provider 223
- Console Service 224
- Alarm Service 226
- Voice Mail 227
- User Manager 229
- Alarm Manager 231
- Maintenance 233
- Warm reset 234
- Backup and restore 234
- Maintenance 235 235
- The BRU window 235
- 236 Maintenance 236
- Maintenance 237 237
- 238 Maintenance 238
- Maintenance 239 239
- 240 Maintenance 240
- Generating Statistics 243
- Statistical Chart 243
- ICMP Counters 249
- UDP Counters 250
- QoS Graph Counters 252
- System version 253
- Module/port status 254
- Maintenance 255 255
- System test log 257
- System administration log 258
- Maintenance 259 259
- Network event log 260
- Alarm codes 261
- Event messages 261
- Significant event messages 262
- Maintenance 263 263
- Companion event messages 266
- Provisioning 271
- 272 Maintenance 272
- Message Explanation 272
- Maintenance 273 273
- CSU statistics 274
- Maintenance 275 275
- 276 Maintenance 276
- Maintenance 277 277
- Link Status 278
- Moving telephones 279
- 280 Maintenance 280
- Getting ready 281
- Types of problems 282
- Problems with telephones 284
- Problems with lines 285
- Hung lines at a telephone 286
- Problems with external paging 292
- Problems with module service 293
- Dialed number gets busy tone 298
- (C 300
- . 301
- Problems with Companion sets 302
- Appendix A: Network Examples 303
- Benefits 304
- PRI lines 305
- Remote system access 306
- Remote access on PRI trunks 307
- Security 308
- P0908508 Issue 02 309
- Coordinated dialing plan 310
- Leading Digits Use 311
- Heading Parameter Setting 313
- System A 315
- System B 315
- System D 315
- System C 315
- PRI (SL-1) 317
- PRI (public protocol) 317
- Additional Configuration 319
- Meridian M1 Configuration 319
- Call-by-Call Services Example 319
- (public protocol) 323
- Other networking examples 330
- Public network 331
- Private network 333
- =C 334
- "C 335
- C 337
- PRI DID and 2-way DID 338
- Appendix B: ISDN Overview 339
- ISDN PRI channels 340
- ISDN layers 340
- ISDN Bearer capability 341
- ISDN hardware 344
- Clock Source for ISDN 344
- ISDN standards compatibility 345
- Supported ISDN protocols 345
- ISDN programming 345
- Program ISDN equipment 347
- Glossary 351
- 352 Glossary 352
- Glossary 353 353
- 354 Glossary 354
- Glossary 355 355
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