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142 Common services Adding a Generic system or device You can add as many as 256 systems (including non-Meridian 1 systems such as SRG). You must have administrator privileges to add a system. Procedure 10 Adding a Generic system 1 In the Navigator window, select the desired site. 2 Choose Configuration > Add System, or right-click and select Add System. The Add System dialog box opens (Figure 41). Figure 41 Add System dialog box—Generic Note: You may need to install additional software to enable other system types not listed in Figure 41. Follow the installation instructions included with your order. 3 Select Generic in the System Type box. 4 Click OK. 5 Complete the System Properties—General and System Properties— Communications dialog boxes as you do for a CS 1000 and Meridian 1 system. In order to provide a visual association in the Navigator between SRG and its Main Office system, when naming an SRG system use the following naming convention: - . 6 Click Application tab. The System Properties dialog box—Applications tab for non-Meridian 1 devices opens (Figure 42). 553-3001-330 Standard 3.00 August 2005
Common services 143 Figure 42 System Properties dialog box—Applications tab 7 In the System Properties dialog box—Applications tab, define the applications available for the device as follows: In the System Terminal section, select the communications profile. Typically, this is an Ethernet profile. Once defined, the user can double-click the system in the Windows Navigator to launch the Windows System Terminal, or open a web-based terminal window from the OTM Web Navigator Systems page, or both. In the System Application section, you have the option of launching a Windows executable or web browser page for managing the device. Optivity Telephony Manager System Administration
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