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Optivity Telephony Manager: System Administration - BT Business

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174 Common services<br />

f. Click one of the following buttons:<br />

553-3001-330 Standard 3.00 August 2005<br />

OK - Saves the employee information and closes the window.<br />

Apply/New - Saves the employee information and leaves the window open.<br />

The Up and Down arrows appear on the right side of the window. Use these<br />

arrows to scroll to another employee record for updating.<br />

Cancel - Closes the window without saving the employee information.<br />

3 Edit the property information as follows:<br />

a. Select the property you want to edit from the list of property in the grid at the<br />

right of the window. The edit boxes below the grid display the current values.<br />

b. Change the information in the edit boxes. If the property is new, the system<br />

automatically selects the Prime field.<br />

c. Click Apply.<br />

Delete employee property<br />

End of Procedure<br />

Procedure 28<br />

Deleting property assigned to an employee<br />

1 Select the property you want to delete from the list of property in the grid at the right<br />

of the Employee Editor window.<br />

2 Click Delete located below the grid.<br />

End of Procedure<br />

Excess DN report<br />

An employee listing in the Directory lists all the extensions associated with the<br />

employee. Normally, each of these extensions matches a DN in Station <strong>Administration</strong>.<br />

However, when a set (and with it the DN) is deleted from Station <strong>Administration</strong>, the<br />

corresponding entry in the Directory is not removed. The old extensions remain in the<br />

Directory to provide information to billing department. Thus there is a possibility that<br />

some of the extensions in the Directory do not match with any DNs in Station<br />

<strong>Administration</strong>. These extensions are termed Excess DNs.<br />

Station <strong>Administration</strong> has a facility to print off a report which lists these excess DNs<br />

against their owner employee.<br />

This report can be run by selecting File > Reports > Excess DNs in the Station<br />

<strong>Administration</strong> window (Figure 57).

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