Mitel 430 - Terminology; Network Services, Authorizations and Operation; ISDN Services Supported by the System; External Services and Internal Features

Features
318
System functions and features as of R4.1
syd-0570/1.2 – R4.1 – 08.2016
Note:
Most of the features can also be used via the Mitel 6700 SIP / 6800 SIP phone menu. For other
SIP phones, integrated mobile or external phones, analogue phones or ISDN phones, many
functions can be used via */# function codes. You can find a summary in the feature overview
(links in Tab. 331).
9. 1. 3 Terminology
The following terms are used:
Tab. 119 Terms are used
9. 2 Network services, authorizations and operation
9. 2. 1 ISDN services supported by the system
The system supports a whole series of ISDN supplementary services, which are pro-
vided by network providers in addition to ISDN bearer services.
9. 2. 1. 1 External services and internal features
In this document a distinction is made between features and services.
Features designate functions that are provided locally in the communication server.
Services designation functions that are offered at the network interfaces by the public
ISDN network provider and supported, i.e. used, by the communication server. (Excep-
tion: the announcement service is an internal feature)
Term Usage
Internal user An internal user has an internal user number. An internal user is assigned one or more ter-
minals.
External user An external user is located in the public network (outside the private network).
PISN users A PISN user is connected to another node (PINX) of the private network (PISN: Private Inte-
grated Services Network). A PISN user can also be a user in a virtual PINX (virtual PISN
user).
Integrated user A user to whom only an integrated mobile phone or another integrated external phone has
been assigned.
Virtual user A user who has been assigned only one virtual terminal.
User A First user in a feature scenario (the person who sets up a call for example)
User B Second user in a feature scenario (the person who answers user A’s call for example).
User C Third user in a feature scenario (enquiry call between user B and user C for example)
Service Function offered by the network provider and carried out in the public network, in particular an
ISDN supplementary service.
Feature Function provided by the system and carried out locally in the communication server.