MAS - Understanding Octel Analog Networking Gateway

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MAS - Understanding Octel Analog Networking Gateway

This chapter describes how to administer an Octel Analog Networking gateway, in the Exchange System Manager, so that Avaya Modular Messaging subscribers can exchange voice messages with other Octel Analog Networking-enabled voice mail systems.

To administer Octel Analog Networking in the Exchange System Manager you must be a member of the Avaya Modular Messaging System Administrators ACL. This is configured in the Voice Mail System Configuration application, Security, System Administration ACL dialog box. See VMSC - VMD - Security - System Administration ACL.

Avaya has added 5 tabs to the Exchange System Manager application, Octel Analog Networking Gateway Properties dialog box: Local Node, Remote Nodes, Delivery Rules, Schedules and Dialing Strings.

Procedural Topics

MAS - Preparing to Administer OAN Nodes.

MAS - Procedure for Administering Octel Analog Networking.

MAS - Setting up Addresses for OAN Recipients.

Screen Topics

MAS - Octel Analog Networking Gateway Properties Dialog Box.

MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Local Node Tab.

MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Remote Nodes Tab.

MAS - OAN - Remote Node Properties Dialog Box.

MAS - OAN - Addressing Scheme Dialog Box.

MAS - OAN - Advanced Remote Node Properties Dialog Box.

MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Delivery Rules Tab.

MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Schedules Tab.

MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Dialing Strings Tab.

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