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Screen Summary
Feature List
The Intuity AUDIX Release 5 Feature List table lists the Intuity AUDIX Release 5 features in alphabetical order. For each feature, it contains a:
- Feature summary
- List of associated administration screens
- Cross-reference to where on this CD-ROM the screen is described
Table: Intuity AUDIX Release 5 Feature List Feature Summary Feature Administration Screen Reference Access Security Gateway (ASG) Permits system administrators to add an extra layer of security for remote dial-in access. ASG Security Login Administration ASG Security Port Administration ASG Security Violation Warning Administration Activity Log Permits system administrators to investigate reported problems with messagewaiting notification and the delivery of messages. System Parameters Activity Log AddressByName Allows subscribers to address voice mail messages by name as well as by extension. Subscriber, Page 2 Administration and Data Acquisition Package (ADAP) Permits system administrators direct access to the system database through a PC interface from which traffic and usage reports can be generated. See the ADAP documentation AMIS Analog Networking Allows subscribers to exchange voice mail messages with any other voice mail system that has Audio Messaging Interchange Specification (AMIS) analog capabilities. System Parameters Analog Networking Subscriber Machine Profile Remote Subscriber AMIS-Trace Activation Announcement Sets Permits system administrators to record, change, or listen to announcement fragments. (Fragments are short sections of AUDIX voice prompts.) Announcement Sets Fragment Copy Announcement Automated Attendant Offers callers a voiced menu of options, and then routes calls to various destinations according to the touchtone keys the caller presses.Menus vary according to schedule. Class of Service Subscriber pages List Attendants List Auto-Attendant Schedules Business Schedule
Holiday Schedule
Routing Table Automatic Message Scan Allows subscribers to scan all message headers and/or messages at the touch of two buttons. None. This feature is automatically available to all subscribers. Broadcast Message Permits system administrators and subscribers with broadcast privileges to send special messages to all local subscribers simultaneously. Class of Service Subscriber Bulletin Board Permits system administrators to set up a special number that plays a recorded message to callers. It is often used with the Automated Attendant feature. Class of Service Subscriber Call Answer Allows subscribers the basic function of the system answering calls and recording messages when subscribers are away from the phone or on the phone. Class of Service Subscriber Call Answer Disable Allows subscribers to disable call answer messages when on vacation or extended leave. System Parameters Features Delivery Scheduling Allows subscribers to schedule delivery of messages for specific days and times. This feature is automatically available to all subscribers. Delivery times for AMIS networked messages are set system-wide on the AMIS Analog Machine Administration screen. Delivery times for AMIS networked messages are set system-wide with Digital Network Machine Administration screen. Dial Ahead/Through Allows subscribers to move forward through the system's voice prompts, and queue up a series of commands. None. This feature is automatically available to all subscribers. DialByName Allows subscribers to choose another subscriber by name rather than extension number. Class of Service Subscriber System Parameters Features Enhanced-List Application (ELA) Allows subscribers to distribute messages to up to 1500 recipients, to call one number and receive messages from multiple locations, and to send messages to a public mailbox. Class of Service Sending Restrictions Set Up Enhanced-List System Data Administer Enhanced-Lists Directory Allows subscribers to access a system directory so subscribers can look up other subscriber's names and numbers quickly. Class of Service Subscriber Allows subscribers to transfer of a wide variety of message types across a computer network or to the Internet. change system-parameters imapi-options add trusted-server change imapi-password change subscriber Escape to Attendant Allows callers to redirect their calls from the Intuity AUDIX system (in call answer mode) to an administered personal attendant or operator. System Parameters Features Subscriber Exit AUDIX Allows callers to disconnect from the system without hanging up. This is particularly convenient when a caller is using a calling card. None. This feature is automatically available to all users. FAX Messaging Allows subscribers to create, send, receive, store, and print a FAX message. System Parameters Features change machine machine_name change system features Full Mailbox Answer Mode Allows callers to choose among options for completing a call when the recipient's mailbox is full. System Parameters Features Subscriber Guest Password Allows callers who are not Intuity AUDIX subscribers to access the system and leave messages for subscribers. System Parameters Features Internet Messaging See Email earlier in this table. Leave Word Calling Allows callers on the same switch to leave or send a standardformat message, usually by the touch of a button, requesting that the called party return the call. None. This feature is automatically available to all users. See the DEFINITY Administration Manual for more information. Login Announcement Permits system administrators and subscribers with broadcast privileges to create a special announcement that all subscribers hear when they log in to the system. The message cannot be deleted by the subscribers and is repeated each time a subscriber logs in until it is removed. Class of Service Subscriber Avaya Voice Director Allows subscribers and callers to address a message or transfer to a subscriber by speaking the subscriber's name rather than using telephone touchtones. Voice Director Administration Screen Subscriber Class of Service Mailing List Allows subscribers to create lists for delivering messages to a group of subscribers at once. Class of Service Subscriber Message Delivery Allows subscribers to send voice mail messages to any touchtone telephone anywhere in the world. This feature is automatically available to all subscribers on a system with AMIS. Delivery times for AMIS networked messages are set system-wide on the AMIS Analog Machine Administration screen. System Parameters Features Message Manager Allows subscribers to access Intuity AUDIX voice processing features at PCs that have Message Manager client software and LAN access to an Intuity AUDIX server. System Parameters Features Subscriber
(IMAPI Fields) Message Sending Restrictions Permits system administrators to avoid abuse or misuse of voice mail by restricting who certain subscribers can send messages to. It can be administered by subscriber or class of service. It does not restrict subscribers from leaving call answer messages. System Parameters Sending Restrictions MessageWaiting Indicator Informs subscribers of new messages with either a messagewaiting lamp or stutter dial tone. None. This feature is automatically available to all subscribers. Multiple Personal Greetings Allows subscribers to record and store up to nine personal greetings, up to three of which can be active at once. Each greeting can be set to answer either all calls, or one of three call types: internal/external, busy/ no answer, or outof-hours. System Parameters Features Name Record By Subscriber Allows subscribers to record their own names, which are voiced during greetings, while addressing, and in message headers. System Parameters Features Online Help Permits system administrators to easily obtain information about how to use the system. Help (for system and voice messaging administrators) Outcalling Allows subscribers to set the system to call a specified number to notify them of new messages. Can be activated for specific time periods. Class of Service Subscriber System Parameters Outcalling Personal Directory Allows each subscriber to create a private list of customized names (aliases) that correspond to other subscribers or extensions. As with the system directory, the personal directory can be queried by name, used for addressing messages, transferring calls, and creating mailing lists. None. This feature is automatically available to all subscribers. Playback and Recording Control Allows subscribers to listen to call answer and voice mail messages that they create or receive, and then replay the entire message or step backwards or forwards in 4second intervals. None. This feature is automatically available to all subscribers. Priority Message Allows subscribers who have permission to send priority messages, which are specially marked and preferentially presented to recipients. Class of Service Subscriber Priority Outcalling Allows subscribers to activate an option to the Outcalling feature that activates outcalling only when they have new priority messages. Class of Service Subscriber System Parameters Outcalling Private Message Allows subscribers or callers to designate a message they create as private, which prevents it from being forwarded. None. This feature is automatically available to all subscribers. Security Password Allows subscribers to protect their mailboxes by restricting access. Administration Log, which shows possible violations under "Failed Logins" System Parameters Features Shared Extension Allows each of several subscribers who share one extension to have a private voice mailbox. Automated Attendants Subscriber (Page 2 and Page 3) Class of Service System Clock Provides a system clock that has backup power for maintaining accurate time records for message headers and delivery scheduling. Set Date and Time Text-to-Speech (TTS) Allows subscribers to listen to text messages that the system converts into speech. System Parameters Features Voice Equipment Traffic Reports Permits system administrators to generate statistics about the number and timing of calls that go through the system and about the messages sent and received between networked machines. Traffic Reports System Parameters Features Transfer Into AUDIX/Mailbox Allows attendants to transfer forwarded or otherwise redirected calls into the system, so that callers can leave messages for the subscribers they are trying to reach. None. This switch feature is available to attendants who know the code. Transfer Out of AUDIX Allows callers who have called or been redirected to the Intuity AUDIX system to leave the system and transfer to any extension in the switch's dial plan. System Parameters Features Untouched Message Allows subscribers to listen to messages or message headers in the incoming section of their voice mailboxes without changing the status of the messages from new or unopened to old. None. This feature is automatically available to all subscribers. Verify Automated- Attendant Menu Tree Permits system administrators to have the system trace a menu tree and prints error messages and/or menu tree entries. Display Automatic-attendant-routing menu-tree Voice Mail Allows subscribers to record a verbal message that can be sent to one or more subscribers on the Intuity AUDIX system. System Parameters Limits Subscriber Class of Service Voice Mailbox Provides a storage area (voice mailbox) on disk for each subscriber. The mailbox is divided into separate sections for incoming and outgoing messages. The incoming section stores call answer and voice mail messages left by others. The outgoing section stores voice mail messages and personal greetings created by the subscriber. None. This feature is automatically available to all subscribers. Ayaya Intuity Menu System Roadmap
The following table lists all of the administration screens of the Avaya Intuity system and where on this CD-ROM the screens and their uses are described. You access these screens via the Avaya Intuity menus. They are used for networking administration, switch integration, and maintenance.
Use the Avaya Intuity Screens and Windows Roadmap to determine where to find a screen in the Avaya Intuity system and where to find the screen or window's use and description in the Avaya Intuity documentation.
Table: Avaya Intuity Screens and Windows Roadmap Level 1 Menu Level 2 Menu Level 3 Menu Level 4 Menu Reference, Notes ASG Security Administration ASG Login Administration ASG Port Administration ASG Violation Warning Administration AUDIX Administration The AUDIX Administration Screens Roadmap lists and describes the AUDIX Administration screens. Customer/ Services Administration Alarm Management Backup/ Restore Backup Restore View Backup Log Menu display may vary slightly, depending on platform. View Restore Log View Contents of Disk Cartridge Format Jaz Disk Cartridge Write Protect Disk Cartridge Un-write Protect Disk Cartridge Eject Disk Cartridge Database Audits Networking Audit Platform User Database Audit Diagnostics DCIU Interface Diagnostics May not be available, depending on switch interface. Disk Status/ Diagnostics Disk Information May vary slightly, depending on platform configuration. Basic Disk Test Comprehen-
sive Disk Test Networking Diagnostics Serial Port Diagnostics Switch Link Diagnostics Link Diagnostics Session Layer Diagnostics Diagnostics System Evaluation TCP/IP Diagnostics Send & Receive Test Packets View Packet Statistics Voice Board Diagnostics Busy Out Diagnose Display Release Voice Port Loop Around Test Log Administration Administrator's Log Alarm Log Maintenance Log Not available to sa login. Administration History Log Not available to sa login. System Management Disk Management Install Disk Password Administration Assign/ Change Password Assign/ Change Password Aging System Control Display Reboot Information Reboot System Shutdown System Start Voice System Stop Voice System System Verification Verify System Installation Verify System Status Verify CPU CMOS Settings View CPU CMOS Settings View Installed Hardware Enhanced-List Manager Administer Enhanced-Lists Set Up Enhanced-List System Data View E-List Delivery Failure Log Feature Options Internet Messaging Administration TCP/IP Networking and Internet Messaging online help Trusted Server General Options and Settings Mail Options Restrictions and Miscellaneous AUDIX Networked Machines and Internet Messaging online help Excluded Mailboxes Administration Restrictions Auto-Respond Mailbox Host File Administration Internet Messaging Logs Traffic Display and Internet Messaging online help System Control & System Status Tests Ping Name Server Lookup SMTP Connection POP3 Connection Mail Delivery Networking Administration Local Machine Administration Remote Machine Administration Remote Machines List Digital Network Machine Administration AMIS Analog Machine Administration Remote Machine Information Networking Channel Administration Networking Traffic Hourly Report Daily Report Network Snapshot Software Management Installation Media Display Not available to sa login. Installation/ Removal Logs Display Intuity Software Display Software Installation Not available to sa login. Software Removal Not available to sa login. Software Update Not available to sa login. System Recovery Not available to sa login. Time Estimate for Installation/ Update UNIX Software Display CD-ROM Tools Switch Interface Administration DCIU Interface Administration May vary, depending on switch interface. Telephony Interface Administration System Upgrade Backup features and data Not available to sa login. Restore features and data from backup Not available to sa login. View Upgrade Log TCP/IP Administration Network Addressing Network Interface Card Set-up Unix Management Removable Media Operations Format 3.5 inch 1.44 Mbyte (High Density) Format 3.5 inch 720 Kbyte (Low Density) Eject CD Modem/ Terminal Administration Display Serial Port Status Install Modem/ Terminal Software Remove Modem/ Terminal Software Printer Administration Install Okidata 320 Printer Software Install Okidata Laser Printer Software Remove Printer Software Equinox Administration RMB Modem Administration UNIX Date and Time Voice System Administration Number Services Assign Service Display Services Unassign Service System Monitor Transfer Security Allowed Numbers Denied Numbers Voice EquipmentAUDIX Administration Screens Roadmap
The Screens Organized by Verb and Screens Organized by Object (Screen Name) tables show how to invoke administration operations by combining an action (verb) with a screen name (object) and qualifiers on the command line. The tables also provide links to additional information on this CD-ROM.
Screens Organized by Verb
The Screens Organized by Verb table shows all possible screen-activation commands. These commands are sorted alphabetically by verb and by screen name within each verb.
The first column shows all valid verbs that can begin a command to activate an Intuity AUDIX administration screen.
The second column shows the objects or object-phrase on which the verbs can act. Each object corresponds to an Intuity AUDIX administration screen. Note that an object (screen name) may consist of more than one word.
The third column shows the command qualifiers. The qualifiers, if any, are shown to the right of the screen name (object). Optional qualifiers are shown enclosed in brackets [ ].
The fourth column provides a link to another part of the documentation where the screen is described.
Some commands can be executed with a vm (voice messaging administrator) login ID. Many commands require the sa (system administrator) login and cannot be executed with a vm login.
You can type the word print before either the display or list verbs to print the contents of the resultant screen to your system printer. However, you must have a system printer available and enabled before sending any print requests. See Printing for more information.
Screens Organized by Object
The Screens Organized by Object (Screen Name) table references the screen names (object-phrase) in alphabetical order. The first column lists the verbs that can be used on the command line to activate each screen. The second column lists the screen names. The third column shows the location of the screen description.
You can type the command print before either the display or list verbs to print the contents of the resultant screen to your system printer. See Printing for more information.
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