Amanda Amanda@Work.Group/DOS, Administrator'S Manual

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232 Administering Amanda@Work.Group/DOS
Interactive Voice Response
(IVR)
A way in which callers can obtain information from a
computer database through the use of DTMF. This is
common in the banking industry. For example, if you
want to know your account balance, you enter your ac-
count number and your personal identification number
when prompted. The system you are communicating
with confirms your account number and security code
and accesses a database to retrieve your account balance.
jumper pins
Pins found on the voice board used to set the correct ad-
dress for boards.
LAN
Local Area Network. A short distance data communica-
tions network used to link computers and peripheral de-
vices under some form of standard control.
LANA
Local Area Network Adapter. A PC-compatible circuit
card that provides the PC-to-LAN hardware connection.
LANA Number
A number that is assigned to the logical network with
which Amanda for Workgroups communicates.
List Comment
A comment describing a mailing list that is recorded by
the user who creates the list. The comment should help
you distinguish one list from another and remember
whose extensions are on the list.
Logins
The total number of times the mailbox was accessed by
a user by pressing the * key.
long pause
Using ',' within a token string causes Amanda to pause
for 2 seconds.
mailbox
The user options, messages, mailing lists, and other data
identified by a mailbox.
menu bar
Lists a program’s choices. It is found at the top of the
screen of any Amanda screen or Windows application.
MF
Multi-frequency. An inband address signaling method
which uses ten decimal digits and five auxiliary signals
are each represented by selecting two frequencies and
combining them into one sound.