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Optivity Telephony Manager: System Administration - BT Business

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352 Station <strong>Administration</strong><br />

The Pending View<br />

To display the Pending view: From the Station <strong>Administration</strong> menu bar, select View<br />

> Pending.<br />

The Pending View appears all Station records that have not yet been synchronized with<br />

the switch. Only CHG, RPL, NEW, OUT, and SWP records are available in this view.<br />

Pending shows both the CHG and CUR versions of a station.<br />

The Template view<br />

To display Template view: From the Station <strong>Administration</strong> menu bar, select View ><br />

Template.<br />

The Template view list is the same as the Station view, with one exception, the Sync<br />

Status field is not shown in Template view. The value of the Location field in the list is<br />

the actual name of the template as displayed in the template list field of the Add Station<br />

dialog box.<br />

The Hardware view<br />

To display Hardware view: From the Station <strong>Administration</strong> menu bar, select View ><br />

Hardware.<br />

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

CUR The CUR record is created when the user double clicks on a<br />

record whose sync status is TRN, and makes some changes that<br />

results in CHG, RPL, or SWP record having the changed data and<br />

CUR having the original data.<br />

SWP A station that has been marked to have its Terminal Number<br />

swapped with the Terminal Number of a different station. If the<br />

previous sync status of the two stations is not NEW, their sync<br />

status is changed to SWP.<br />

Prime DN The prime directory number.<br />

Terminal<br />

Number<br />

Last/First<br />

Name<br />

The station terminal number, representing the address within the<br />

system.<br />

The station user's name.<br />

Department The department in which the station is used.

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