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Chapter 3 3.10 Call Distribution 3.10.1 Overview 3.10.1.1 DESCRIPTION The system can automatically re-route: - a call from the network and destined for the active Attendant Group, or the default Attendant Group (see "Attendant stations") - a call arriving from the network and currently in transit - a DID call (Direct Inward Dialing) from the network and destined for a station or a Hunt Group - an external call on a "personal" or "reserved" line: all calls arriving on a personal external line are routed directly to a station or Hunt Group, depending on the system's normal or restricted mode. Furthermore, a "personal" line may be "reserved", i.e. a call on this line can neither be picked up nor monitored - an internal call - a call from the private network The system treats simultaneous calls destined for an Attendant Group according to the following priorities: - external hold recall, delayed or otherwise - internal hold recall, delayed or otherwise - external callback - external call 3-30
- internal callback - call from an attendant station - internal call - Attendant Group call - Hunt Group call The system routes an internal incoming call depending on the following criteria: - directory number of the destination station programmed in the main dialing plan - type of call: private or not - station accessible or not accessible - destination station resource keys (see "Resource keys") - status of the resources: free or busy (see "Resource keys") - features active on the destination set: internal forwarding (see "Forwarding"), monitoring (see "Call Monitoring"), filtering (see "Manager/Assistant screening"), external forwarding (see "External Forwarding") - dynamic routing parameters programmed for a resource, the station or the hunt group The system routes an external incoming call depending on the following criteria: - PCX forwarding activated by an operator (see "PCX forwarding") - system in normal or restricted service (see "Normal/Restricted service (system level)") - dissuasion message programmed in the active Attendant Group (see "Automatic welcome") - welcome message transmitted or not (see Automatic Welcome (Pre-announcement)) - destination station directory number: programmed in the public, private dialing plan (see "Incoming transit") or main only - type of call: for a private user or not - station accessible or not accessible - destination station resource keys (see "Resource keys") - status of the resources: free or busy (see "Resource keys") - features active on the destination set: internal forwarding (see "Forwarding"), monitoring (see "Call Monitoring"), filtering (see "Manager/Assistant screening"), external forwarding (see "External Forwarding") - dynamic routing parameters programmed for a resource, the station or the hunt group NB: the dynamic routing programming on a resource key is duplicated on all the resources of the same type. To cancel this programming, delete all the keys of this type and re-program. 3.10.1.2 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - The sub-address and User to User Signaling (UUS) are not re-routed after a forwarding, a transfer or a call pick-up. - When dynamic routing is active but D1 or D2 is not programmed, or T1 or T2 is not used, the system moves onto the next stage. 3-31
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BOARDS AND TERMINALS OmniPCX Office
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Interface Specifications ETSI Stand
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Product OmniPCX Office RCE Compact
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Product DECT/WLAN Handsets Product
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Available functions:: - LAN: 10/100
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Audio Input Characteristics: Input
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Basic 10/100 BT connection MDI-X to
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Equipment The following table indic
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- Initialize the 8082 My IC Phone s
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auto-negotiation, this is the best
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Set features Figure 2.103: Alcatel-
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Edition), unless specifically indic
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You do not use a DHCP server Static
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2. Select Name and enter the name t
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Terminal Port External Device Port
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The 3.5 mm female jack can receive
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Master link not connected, local po
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Relative Humidity 5 - 95 % PoE Spec
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directions) and confirmation. You c
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KEY USE Allows to: - Switch the set
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3.28.1.1 DESCRIPTION A user is auto
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Note: • when DTMF end-to-end sign
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- a call arriving at the general le
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Parking of an external party Parked
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Paging by prefix, mode 4 Paging by
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The keypad dialing features offer a
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The system can be used to program 3
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Attendant forwarding Depending on a
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The external destination is called
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3.46 Multi-sets 3.46.1 Overview 3.4
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Note the following restrictions in
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Feature rights Dynamic routing Pers
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Pick-up group Broadcast group Redia
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BUSY2 PRIMARY: no ring SECONDARY: n
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- by OMC Users/Base stations List -
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The transfer can be performed on th
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On all phones, the "Transfer to VMU
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When the SMS transparency feature i
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destination station and the lines t
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3.57.3 Operation 3.57.3.1 ACTIVATIO
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Analog (Z) Supervised call ringing
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Teamwork simplifies the call manage
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- To create the code for activating
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• by OMC (Expert View): Users/Bas
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- The calling party CLI (Calling Li
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Details of the access algorithm Fig
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- To deactivate fax notification on
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If the calling party picks up the c
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Figure 3.44: Scenario 3.67.2 Detail
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Figure 3.45: Scenario Internal user
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OCD class City/Area call National C
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- Click this icon to modify the Nom
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• All Calls: When validated, all
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3.72 List of services provided 3.72
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4008, 4018 4019 4028, 4029 4038, 40
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Auto-answer mode (intercom mode) Au
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First Easy Premium Advanced Analog
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500 DECT Conference Callback Name D
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Callback (4) 8002/801 2 Deskph one
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ISDN (4) Personal Speed Dial (4) Se
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Only the menus of the main language
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• By OMC (Expert View): Voice Pro
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"Press Star" question are skipped a
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By MMC-OMC (Expert View): Voice Pro
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- Avoid the use of simple passwords
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4.2.6 Distribution list 4.2.6.1 Ove
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- Number of messages left by caller
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• By MMC-OMC (Expert View): Voice
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sent as an attachment in the form o
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4.3.5.1 Detailed description 4.3.5.
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- To activate remote notification o
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- the caller is informed that the p
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4.3.12.1.6 Analog Z stations
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configure some items in their mailb
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- Avoid the use of simple passwords
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When the maximum number of attempts
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3. Click OK. The remote access is u
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The user workstation consists of: -
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protocol, can be utilized in place
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By MMC-OMC (Expert View): Subscribe
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5.1 DECT 5.1.1 DECT Overview 5.1.1.
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The coverage radius of a DECT radio
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Country or zone of registration Cor
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Country or zone of registration Cor
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The rules for calculating the numbe
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Technical Classification of the Sit
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Case of a Full DECT optimization of
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• Confirm the number of zones •
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of installation for China and South
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For some traffic extension or local
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- the complexity of the coverage fo
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NTP_WLAN network 10 dBm: NTP_WLAN n
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Characteristics: for an IBS connect
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APPENDIX 3 : Criteria for Central P
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Once this has been done, slide the
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Attaching a 4070 EO Base Station Wa
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Remark 1: screws to be used: Ø3.5
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Internal Power Supply - The power o
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system restart and plug in the IBSs
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Only the 4080 IP-DECT AP300 is supp
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As this information is confidential
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4. Enter the current OMC session pa
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Save Enter the phone number assigne
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5.1.6.3 Services provided 5.1.6.3.1
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- Operating and programming limits
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any fallback mode or business servi
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- Voice mail services: • Consult
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The Business Call Log contains call
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OmniPCX Office - OmniPCX Office Web
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To use My IC Mobile for iPhone appl
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- Unified - Phone - Messaging - Col
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- The enterprise WiFi network withi
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In some cases, phone numbers for ou
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HTC sensation OK OK 5.4.4 Configura
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colon) and the path to the root URL
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prompted to enter a password before
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different call logs, one for each s
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Figure 5.59: 8002/8012 Deskphone/80
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6.1 General Presentation 6.1.1 Serv
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The connection between the Home wor
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Modulation) at a sampling rate of 8
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In this configuration, the gatekeep
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H.450.7: Camped-on call signaling H
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Note: See also the Home Worker and
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6.3.5.1 Configuration examples 6.3.
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Bandwidth 64 Kbps 2 128 Kbps 5 256
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Network 6.3.5.1.7 Break In List. Tr
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To unlock the remote access to the
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When the remote access is locked, t
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The main types of requests (which i
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to perform a DNS A query (or AAAA f
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Feature Transfer (consultation, rin
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1300 bytes and the path MTU is unkn
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DNS Cache Figure 6.19: Process for
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By default, Number of Retries = 6,
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6.4.2.3.9 Safety Incoming Calls The
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Alternative CLIP/COLP Numbers There
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Format (Incoming)) type. If all rec
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Called Format (Incoming) Format or
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end implied. The COLP feature, Conn
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eception - None: no DTMF By default
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2. The called party answers with on
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Default Audio (G722, G711), Video A
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G.722 codec, without the need for a
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Figure 6.22: Update Method Example
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To enable fax over G.711 for a SIP
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The figure: ARS Configuration with
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Registration requested Public DDI R
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Fax Select the fax protocol: • T3
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Registrar IP Address Port Outbound
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PrefCodec = 0 PrefFraming = 0 PrefC
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message from the Alcatel-Lucent Omn
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Name NAT Keep Alive Position (byte)
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The bandwidth of an Ethernet LAN ca
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channels, i.e.48 "IP" B-channels. N
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and CLIR features are then played a
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Function Start End Base NMT Priv Ma
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- Increased performance through tra
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The IP/LAN Configuration property s
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The "Service Type" column displays
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The direct RTP feature enables dire
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Data rate (bandwidth) Number of pos
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7.1 General Presentation 7.1.1 Over
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another analog trunk; in this case,
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7.1.2 Services provided OPTIMIZED F
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- manually by the attendant (joinin
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- automatically - manually (for exa
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To redirect the call to the central
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SITUATION Call handling The table b
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During an outgoing call, the ISVPN
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• without specific line seizure
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• by OMC (Expert View), select: D
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Use of default values in the "Calle
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Start End Day group Provider/ Desti
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36123 dialed -> selection of the fi
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Pub 8840721 100 - 200 1 1 "Trunk gr
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"Dialing plan" configuration: - "Se
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Network Prefix Ranges Substitute Tr
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Main numbering plan of PCX B Start
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Outgoing calls Called party number
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For all incoming and outgoing calls
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Information transmitted: - Charged
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Note: A "Non synchronising" access
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etween B and A via the QSIG link. S
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- Synchronization priority: 10 - B-
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7.6.1.4 Synchronizing the OmniPCX O
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embedded softphone. An Internet use
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7.6.3.1.3 Configuring the SIP Param
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for the trunks group: System -> Ext
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Login Password Domain name Realm RF
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7.6.4.2 Configuring the Extended Co
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Maximum number of external users En
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8.1 PIMphony 8.1.1 Overview Alcatel
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OS 8.1.3.3 Limits PIMphony PIMphony
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8.2.1.1.2 HOTEL INSTALLATION When t
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Account code with substitution Serv
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DND override This service enables a
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• by MMC-Station: NumPln -> IntNu
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In the case of a wake-up problem, t
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The Hotel application allows you to
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Note: By OMC, under System Miscella
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- validate all the check-in screens
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- the guest's mail status (messages
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- no message is waiting for the gue
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This feature enables a guest to set
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The RSL key or directory no. allows
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3. When finished, click OK. Note: 8
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Automatic forwarding Conference Tra
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• By OMC (Expert View), select: C
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- Terminal forwarding or external f
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- 2 line counters: • one partial
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Note 6: Available for V24 printing
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- Select printing of a header on ea
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FIELD ADD. SERVICES EXTERNAL COR- R
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External forwarding The operator is
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The schema definition of an XML tic
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- cost of counter reminder. If the
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8.4.13 Appendix and the installatio
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Outgoing call: the outgoing call is
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Loopback mode This field defines th
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extracted via the Open Telephony Se
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- Use the MS Windows Add/Remove Pro
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configuration program. 8.5.2.3.2 "L
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The CSTA processing capacities of t
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8.6.2.1.6 Conference Call The Confe
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8.6.2.1.12 Monitor Start The Monito
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The Get Name service returns the na
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8.6.4.2 TAPI SERVER/CLIENT CONNECTI
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8.6.5.2 Configuration - To create v
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• Supervision keys By OMC (Expert
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8.7.3 Using a NPTT Doorphone 8.7.3.
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By OMC (Expert View), select: Subsc
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Select the Network Management Contr
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The recommended procedure is the fo
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- For fixed TEI, assign a value bet
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8.10.1.3 INTERNAL PLLs The system m
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- Management of audio files using O
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8.12.1.2 Topology - The attendant i
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Automatic Welcome - Configuration p
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8.13.1.3.2 Supported OS list for PC
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Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox S
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9.1 Overview Web-Based Tool is a mo
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Dump System Service Details Operato
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- Enter the audio file name in the
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9.1.3.2 Hardware Information The Ha
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- Disk SMART - System Files - Netwo
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9.1.3.4.2 Memory info The Memory In
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- NMC: is the Alcatel-Lucent Networ
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9.1.4.1.4 Traceroute The Traceroute
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9.1.4.3 NTP status The NTP status l
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The name of the DAP log file link i
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9.1.5 VoIP Information The VoIP lin
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The maximum number of 'hold reserva
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- Delay (in ms): delay between the
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10.1 General Presentation 10.1.1 Ov
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- Alcatel-Lucent OmniTouch 8118/812
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Figure 10.2: Call flows *Callers ca
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This configuration uses a local are
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Caution 2: Run ACD Setup before con
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Function Start End Base Local call
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The General tab consists of the fol
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2. Check the Mailbox box of the gro
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2. In the Agents Sets area, click M
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3. Set the ACD ports to 0. 4. Click
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_nigeb-egnahc_ _dne-egnahc_ - A
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2. Enter the name of the group in G
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2. Select one of three possible act
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Example 2: If x = 3, the announceme
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etween 1 and 8. The same level of p
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The defined exceptional days are li
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2. Select the planning of your choi
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• Agent n°. (number) : identific
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10.3.3.1.3 Login/logout from a phon
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Force automatic call answer feature
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10.3.4.2.2 Description of the Call
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• No hard disk is necessary • L
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Figure 10.21: Example of Call Routi
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Figure 10.23: .csv File before Modi
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• select an announcement to be ad
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10.4.2.2.4 Recording Automatic Call
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- AG:: Agent xx-yyy where xx is the
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11.1 OMC 11.1.1 Overview OMC is the
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personal belongings. For more infor
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- OLITEC USB ISDN 128K - Multitech
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In the current version of the syste
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- In OMC, select Options > Change P
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Click on the After OMC disconnect b
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The OmniPCX Office software (with o
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Features included Easy EasyPlus Exp
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Features included Easy EasyPlus Exp
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11.1.8.2 Individual types of audio
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Note: In order to transfer audio fi
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6. Specify the destination path for
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11.2.1.1.1 ACCESS TO THE MMC Access
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11.2.1.1.5 CONFIGURABLE FEATURES IN
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11-29
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station must be switched off by pre
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Restriction level of trunk groups (
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NUMBER makes it possible to erase A
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KEY FUNCTION PARAMETERS SelFwd Sele
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Note 2: This paragraph only describ
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concerned (4 services maximum). By
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Press COUNT. 11.2.3.1.1 PRINTING OF
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11-45
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Confirm the password by entering it
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TRANSP: by successively pressing th
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MODIFY after pressing this key, ent
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DIRECT : by successively pressing t
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transmitted on each access. For exa
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Press GROUPS. 11.2.9.1.1 CALL PICKU
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Press RSTSYS. TEMP: by successively
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11.2.11.1.4MANAGER-ASSIST PROFILES
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11.2.12 Metering Configuration 11.2
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MASK: by successively pressing this
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CSTOLM: by successively pressing th
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The personal speed dial numbers, RS
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DESIGNATION INTNUM grants access to
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Parking Send MF num Doorphone Parki
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11.2.18.1 Operation WARNING: This f
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egistration is based on the recepti
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TIME makes it possible to state the
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Press ARSCAL. 11.2.23.1.1TIME RANGE
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Press NAME. Enter the Multi Reflexe
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- NIGHT: lets you access voice guid
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12.1 Problem-Solving Methodology 12
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- Wait for the LED to go to steady
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according to the default numbering
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network. Default parameters are con
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phone set on connection. To keep in
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At the end of the session, a messag
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Type Message Location Additional In
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Before R3.1 R3.1 R4.0 R4.1 R5.0 R5.
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Before R3.1 R3.1 R4.0 R4.1 R5.0 R5.
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21H : slave DECT base interface 22H
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a version which does not correspond
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- there is a power supply problem (
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12.7.1.1.2 Web-Based Tool Web-Based
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- Click on the Submit button. Insta
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13.1 Certificate Management 13.1.1
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4. Select the appropriate path to s
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- My IC Web for Office - PIMphony A
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access and block remote access), re
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13.2.2.2 Password configuration All
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2. Enter the current OMC session pa
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14.1 Software Keys 14.1.1 Services
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For a system in limited mode, when
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Controlled services Relevant softwa
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arborescence. NTP Protocol distribu
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The 500 DECT has no automatic or pe
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14.2.6 Configuration The NTP synchr
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IP sets and Alcatel-Lucent OmniSwit
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3. Define the range of IP addresses
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Note 3: Carefully verify your entri
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15.1 A ACD Automatic Call Distribut
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15.4 D DAP DECT Access Point DASS2
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Internet Protocol Security. Standar
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POP3 Post Office Protocol. Standard
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TERMINAL GROUP Series of terminals
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