Nortel Networks P0936571 02 manual Local area network

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Hookflash

The signal that occurs when a telephone goes on-hook followed by off-hook.

Hunt Group

A Hunt Group is a group of telephones that can be called by a single number. Hunt Groups are configured in your Business Communications Manager base unit.

ID

Identification.

Internal call

An internal call is a call, such as a call from another employee’s extension, that originates from your company’s Business Communications Manager base unit.

LAN

Local area network.

Main attendant

A main attendant is the telephone attendant who is primarily responsible for managing a company’s incoming calls. The main attendant can have other attendants.

Networked model

In a networked model the Attendant Console main attendant’s PC is connected to one or more additional attendant PCs through a network.

Overflow attendant

The overflow attendant receives incoming calls when there are more than six active calls at the main attendant’s PC.

PC

Personal computer.

Server component

The Attendant Console server program supports the Client component residing in the PC.

Shared system

In an Attendant Console shared system the Business Communications Manager base unit is shared by two or more companies.

Stand-alone model

A stand-alone model is a Attendant Console system in which one attendant manages a business’s incoming calls. There are no assistant attendants, backup attendants or overflow attendants in a stand-alone model.

Target extension

A target extension is the extension number to which you are directing a call.

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