| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Dial-In Rules Script | The system identifies mailboxes by the extension of the user. However, for various reasons like inter-site routing or other special configurations, the PBX passes the extension preceded by additional digits to the appliance.
For the system to process the call correctly, the system strips the leading digits off using a dial-in rule. Otherwise, the system does not recognize the extension and transfers the call to the voice mail pilot greeting. Do not modify this script unless explicitly mandated by Avaya. |
| Dial-In Test Numbers | Use this section to define phone numbers and names to verify whether the Dial-In Rules script handles these correctly.
Each line must have one Called ID, one Caller ID, and a Caller Name, each separated with a comma. Names can contain commas, but phone numbers cannot contain commas. Click Test to test the phone numbers and names. |
| Dial-In Test Results | This section includes information on the Called ID, the Caller ID, the Caller Name, and the Result. |