Avaya DEFINITY ONE - Interactions with Switches and Voicemail Systems

Installation and Upgrades for DEFINITY ONE and
IP600 Internet Protocol Release 10
555-233-109
Issue 6
December 2001
Avaya Site Administration
7-7Interactions with switches and voicemail systems
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Interactions with switches and voicemail
systems
Avaya Site Administration is not client-server based. It communicates directly with
switches and Intuity AUDIX systems as follows:
■ Through a direct hardware connection within a DEFINITY ONE or IP600
computer
■ Over a LAN
■ With a modem or data module
DEFINITY ONE or IP600, as shipped, allows installation personnel to connect to
switches and voicemail systems through the direct hardware connection in the
DEFINITY ONE or IP600 computer. To optimize the efficiency of DEFINITY ONE
or IP600 and Avaya Site Administration, and because administrators may not
want to work directly on the DEFINITY ONE or IP600 computer, install Avaya Site
Administration software on a separate computer and connect to the switch in any
of the other 3 ways listed above.
If installation personnel choose to install Avaya Site Administration on a separate
computer, that computer must fulfill the following requirements:
■ Windows 95 or 2000 configuration:
■ Processor: 486/Pentium
■ RAM: 16MB/32 MB
■ Available Disk Space: 100 MB minimum
■ CD-ROM
■ Printer port: Standard PC printer port or LAN connection
■ Available Serial Ports: 1 free serial port or LAN connection is
required for a connection to the switch
■ TCP/IP LAN: Optional, depending on configuration
■ Display: SVGA with minimum screen resolution of 800 x 600
Setting up a voicemail account is part of the Avaya Site Administration User
Administration wizard. For all other Intuity AUDIX tasks, administrators must use
Avaya Site Administration’s terminal emulation feature to open an Intuity AUDIX
terminal emulation window.