Avaya G3PBX manual Related Documents, Mapd

Introduction

MAPD	Multi-Application Platform for DEFINITY ECS. The MAPD
	resides in a DEFINITY ECS carrier. It serves as an ISDN
	brouter of ASAI messages through a TCP “tunnel” via
	10Base-T Ethernet. A menu-based application allows
	OA&M for the DEFINITY LAN Gateway. MAPD provides
	DLG functionality; it can run in DLG mode, act as a CVLAN
	server, or do both simultaneously.
NIC	Network Interface Card. A circuit board residing in the
	Tserver that provides an interface to the DEFINITY LAN
	Gateway or to the local area network (LAN) with Tserver
	clients.
NT machine	A general name for any one of the following Windows NT
	3.51 or 4.0 machines: NT Workstation, NT Server, NT
	Backup Domain Controller, and NT Primary Domain
	Controller.
PBX Driver	A PBX-specific Dynamic Link Library (DLL) that receives
	TSAPI messages from a Telephony Server, reformats them
	into a set of messages understood by the PBX, and sends
	the reformatted messages to the PBX over a CTI link.
	Provided by the vendor supplying the PBX and CSTA
	services for a switch. The G3PD is a PBX driver.
Telephony	A server that has Telephony Services software installed.
Server	More than one Telephony Server can exist on a LAN. See
	Tserver.
TSAPI	Telephony Services Application Programming Interface. The
	interface used by applications to make telephony requests,
	such as call control requests (make a call, transfer a call),
	monitor requests (trace a call), or routing requests.
Tserver	A program installed on a Windows NT, 4.0 (or higher) ;
	Windows 2000 or Windows XP platform that provides
	Telephony Services and receives TSAPI messages from
	client and server applications. These messages are
	checked for permissions and, if allowed, forwarded to the
	PBX driver.

Related Documents

For a list of related documents see the preface (“About This Document”) ofAvaya Computer Telephony Installation Guide (INSTALL.PDF).

Issue 1 — December 2002

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