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Planning Connectivity
Alarm Path
Alarm Path
Introduction This section explains the path the alarm takes from the PBX to the Proxy Agent.
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Legend
1.PBX
2.INADS
3.Analog public or private network
4.Modem
For a list of certified modems, contact your design specialist.
Issue 2 April 1996