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GL-20Glossary

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Type	The name entered on a screen form that identifies a kind of filesystem to software.
	Six types must be active for AUDIX to operate: boot, adat, sdat, sst, vdat, and vtext.
U Interface	The standard ISDN 2-wire (1-pair) interface to the 5ESS Switch. It connects to the
	NT1 unit and carries signals off-premises to the CO.
Undelivered	A message that has not yet been sent to a subscriber’s incoming mailbox. The
Message	message resides in the sender’s outgoing message and may be modified or redirected
	by the sender.
Unequip	See Equipped/Unequipped.
Unfinished	A message that has been recorded but not approved or addressed, usually the result of
Message	an interrupted AUDIX session. In R1V1, the message must either be addressed or
	deleted before another message can be recorded. Also called Working Message.
Unified	A switch software feature that allows various message-handling services to keep track
Messaging	of new messages from all internal, switch, and AP sources on the system, including
	Message Center, EDC, LWC, and electronic mail services such as AT&T Mail and
	UNIX System mail.
Uniform Call	The System 75 call-distribution group of analog port boards that connects users to
Distribution	AUDIX.
(UCD)
Unit	A missing or corrupt piece of software, hardware, or group of hardware devices. All
	AUDIX alarms are recorded against and ordered by a specific unit number.
Unmount	The process of making a filesystem inaccessible to the DBP. See also Mount.
Untouched	One of the R1V4 Executive Features that allows a subscriber to keep a message in its
Message	current category by using the **H (Hold) command. If the message is in the new
	category, message-waiting indication remains active (for example, the message-
	waiting lamp will remain lit).
User Population	A combination of light, medium, and heavy users on which AUDIX configuration
	guidelines are based.
Vector	A customized program in the switch for processing incoming calls.
VME Bus	The Versa Module European Bus. See DBP Bus.
Voice Buffer	The TN520 circuit pack that works with the TDBI circuit pack to support the AUDIX
	voice ports by moving blocks of voice information to and from the DBP.
Voice Link	The AUDIX VPT connection(s) to a call-distribution group (or hunt group) of analog
	ports on the switch.
Voice Mailbox	The standard AUDIX feature assigned to all subscribers giving them access to disk
	space on which to store, create, and send voice mail messages.
Voice Message	Digitized voice information stored by AUDIX on disk memory. Also called Voice
	Mail.
Voice Port	The TN747B circuit pack that provides the voice interface between the AUDIX voice
Trunk (VPT)	ports and the analog ports on the switch used to connect subscribers’ voice terminals
	during a call.