Index

call control association and monitoring association, 3-56call-controlled calls, 3-55

call-controlled calls with non-controlled calls, 3-55

calls non-monitored with Domain Control Extension, 3-56calls with domain control extensions, 3-56

Domain Control and Third Party Call Control association, 3-56

monitored call with a non-monitored call, 3-55monitored calls, 3-55

merging calls

Domain Control association and event Notification associations, 3-56

Message Desk email, 2-15

sample scenario, 2-14voice mailboxes, 2-15

Message Desk application, 2-14

Message Desk scenarios, A-20,A-21,A-22message retrieval

data terminal, A-22phone, A-21

Message Waiting Lamp, 1-2,2-13,12-48cold starts, 10-4

denials, 9-13EAS agent, 10-4setting values, 10-4station extension, 10-4updating, 10-4

message waiting lamp, 2-14,9-3Message Waiting Lamp status, 9-10messages

application-to-application, 11-2displaying, 10-4

ISDN PROGress, 3-40retrieving, 10-4

MFB, see Multi-Function Board, 13-2,13-5MIM, see Management Information Messages Minimization, Event, 3-2

Mixed FAC & TAC, 12-48monitored calls, 3-2

monitored Calls, Call Redirected Event Report, 3-27Multi-Function Board, 14-1

Multi-Function Board, placement in carrier, 13-2,13-5multifunction station user, 5-11

multifunction station, operation, 5-11Multimedia Endpoint, 12-49multiple adjunct routing, 2-2multiple monitors, 3-57

capabilities, 2-6scenarios, 3-57using, 2-2

multiple monitors feature, 3-27

Multiple Outstanding Route Requests, 12-23Multiple Outstanding Route Requests feature, 7-5multiple queuing and call abandon scenarios, A-8Multiple Split Queuing, 12-25

Multiple Split Queuing feature interactions, 12-49multiple splits, agents, 12-10

multiple-port network systems, 14-2

multi-quest flexible billing, C-6MultiQuest trunk, flexible billing, 14-2Music on Hold feature interactions, 12-49MWL, 12-48

MWL, see Message Waiting Lamp

N

NAK, see denials

NAKs, switch-classified calls, 4-18names display, 9-9

negative acknowledgement direct-agent calls, 4-32switch-classified calls, 4-18user-classified calls, 4-23

negative acknowledgment for Phantom Calls, 4-28negative acknowledgments, Supervisor-Assist Calls, 4-37NetWare Telephony Service, 14-9

network answer supervision, 4-13network systems, multiple-port, 14-2network-provided digits, 2-8,7-3,12-24,C-4Night Service, 12-12

no answer condition, 4-14non-call-related event reporting, 3-3notification associations, active, B-2Notification Capability Group, 1-1,6-1Notification Capability Group, Event Reporting, 3-2Novell, as business partner, 14-9

number of calls held, analog, 12-3number of calls in queue, 12-32number of calls, analog sets, 12-3number_of_digits parameter, 7-8

O

OCM Call Classification form, 14-7OCM, see Outbound Call Management Office Automation application, 2-12off-PBX DCS/UDP extensions, 5-3off-premises stations, 4-52

old party_id parameter, 4-61,5-21OPS, see off-premises stations ordering documents, xli

orig_addr parameter, 4-4,4-9,4-19,4-25,4-29,4-34,7-7originator, Phantom Call, 4-27

Outbound Call Management administering, 14-7applications, 2-3,4-8predictive dialing, 2-3

predictive dialing, sample scenario, 2-4preview dialing, 2-3

preview dialing, sample scenario, 2-4special information tones, 14-7

Outbound Call Management scenarios, A-3,A-4,A-5,A-6

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