Administration Guide - Avaya Support

VMSC - Messaging Application Server (MAS) Configuration
The fields available in this group box depend on the Fixed Length
Packets check box setting in the PBX Integration dialog box, Inband
tab.
If the check box is not selected, because your call information packets
are of variable length, the Sequence Number fields are available. If the
check box is selected, the Starting Position and Fixed Field Length
fields are available instead.
— Sequence Number Enter the sequence numbers for the Called Id,
Calling Id and Trunk Id in a variable length call information packet.
Note: These fields are enabled by clearing the Fixed Length
Packets check box in the PBX Integration dialog box, Inband
tab. See MAS - PBX Integration - Inband Tab on page 4-40.
— Starting Position Enter the starting position for the Called Id,
Calling Id and Trunk Id in a fixed length call information packet.
For example, if the first DTMF digit of the called ID is the 4th digit in a
call information packet, enter 4 opposite Called Id
This may be different for each call information type. For example, in a
No Answer Extension call, the starting position of the Called Id field
may be 9 (the 9th DTMF digit in the call information packet), whereas
in a Divert call it may be 7 (the 7th DTMF digit in the call information
packet.).
Note: These fields are enabled by selecting the Fixed Length
Packets check box in the PBX Integration dialog box, Inband
tab.
— Fixed Field Length Enter the fixed field length for the Called Id,
Calling Id and Trunk Id.
Note: These fields are enabled by selecting the Fixed Length
Packets check box in the PBX Integration dialog box, Inband
tab.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
4–46 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007