Optivity Telephony Manager: System Administration - BT Business

152 Common services
Access Server
Number of Digits in Group: In this field, enter the number of digits that will be
separated by the digit grouping symbol (for example, for the amount $1,000.00,
enter 3).
Currency Exchange Rate: In this field, enter the exchange rate for this currency
against the local currency. For example, if the local currency is the U.S. dollar (US$),
and the alternate currency is the Canadian dollar (Can$), and the exchange rate is
1.49, then enter 1.49 in this field. This means that US$1.00 is equivalent to
Can$1.49.
3 Once you have entered these settings, click Apply to save them and remain in this
tab. Click OK to save these settings and exit to the previous window.
553-3001-330 Standard 3.00 August 2005
End of Procedure
The Access Server provides a Command Line Interface (CLI) for remote access to the
OTM Server. From a remote terminal, you can dial in through a modem or through a
direct serial connection to access the OTM Server.
Once successfully logged in, you can do the following:
Change Windows user passwords.
Connect to different sites and systems as configured in Virtual Terminal Service.
See “Virtual System Terminal” on page 757
Note: CLI needs a dedicated modem. CLI cannot share the modem with other services.
CLI status window
Caution: Access Server must run under the Windows Operating
System, as it does not function properly under any other operating
system.
Caution: If you are not using Access Server, be certain that the Auto
Launch check box is cleared (Figure 44 on page 154). This action
prevents unnecessarily tying up a COM port on the server.
The CLI launches at OTM Server startup. The status window displays CLI status
messages.