AT&T 585-300-903 manual Activating Remote Updates for Additional Audix Systems

14-28AUDIX Network Testing

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d.From the main activity menu, press option 4 to check the status of the message delivery.

—At this point, the status will be ‘‘REMOTE—UNDELIVERED.’’

—After the message has been delivered to the remote AUDIX system, the status will be ‘‘DELIVERED.’’

—After the remote subscriber has heard the message, the status will be ‘‘DELIVERED— ACCESSED.’’

2.At the remote switch, have the remote subscribers verify the following:

a.Their MESSAGE lamp is lit.

b.When they log in to the AUDIX system, the message header includes the AUDIX machine name (if assigned) and the subscriber ID.

3.At the Local Switch, repeat steps 1 and 2 only this time use a mailing list as follows:

a.Log in to the AUDIX system and create a mailing list. Include a subscriber from each AUDIX system.

b.Create a message and address it to the mailing list. The message should include something like ‘‘I am testing list addressing to remote subscribers. Please call me to verify that you have received the message.’’

c. When finished, press

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for immediate delivery.

d.Press option 4 to check the status of the message delivery.

e.Have the remote subscribers check for new messages.

4.Repeat Steps 1, 2, and 3 at each of the AUDIX systems in the network.

Step 4: Activating Remote Updates for Additional AUDIX Systems

1.If everything went okay in the previous procedures, add a third system to the remote updates facility. You will then have three machine profiles on three different systems with the Remote Updates feature active.

2.The next scheduled transmission interval at each AUDIX system will cause an update at the other two AUDIX systems. If done during out-of-hours, you can run a demand update using the system : translation : remote update form.

3.Check each system for the appearance of two sets of remote subscribers.

4.Run test calls to/from the newly added system.

5.If everything went okay, add additional systems one at a time.