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Page 816 of 1536 Chapter 3 — DPNSS1/DASS2 features description and implementation
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Feature implementation
None.
Standalone Meridian Mail
The Standalone Meridian Mail feature provides a Meridian Mail system
interface to a third-party vendor’s network by way of a DPNSS1 interface to
the Meridian Mail system. Users on the third-party exchange can be alerted
of the message waiting, and can access the messages that have been left from
a remote telephone.
This feature will depend on the features supported via DPNSS1 on your PBX.
The Standalone Meridian Mail feature allows access to and from a DPNSS1
interface into and out of Meridian Mail. Prior to Release 20, Meridian Mail
could not interface to a remote PBX via DPNSS1, but with this feature it is
now possible to send and receive messages from a remote DPNSS1 node.
Calls to busy sets, sets with call forwarding activated, or when there is no
answer, can be routed to Meridian Mail across a DPNSS1 link to provide
voice mail service. All features present on Meridian Mail can then be used as
required.
Standalone Meridian Mail introduces the following enhancements:
Automatic Login to Personal Mailbox from User on Third-party
PBX
This will enable Meridian Mail users to login from their telephones to the
Meridian Mail system offered on the Meridian 1 by simply entering a “#”
from the set.
Busy Notification
When Meridian Mail is accessed from the third-party PBX because the user
is on another call, Standalone Meridian Mail informs the caller of this by
using a voice message.
Call Answer
Call answer enables incoming calls to the third-party PBX which have been
diverted to the Standalone Meridian Mail to access the correct mailbox.
553-3011-315 Standard 10.0 May 1999