User’s Guide
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The NexPath Telephony Server combines the following subsystems into a single, tightly integrated, easy-to-
install, easy-to-maintain package:
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A complete switching system (PBX-like functions)
• Up to 136-line (inside lines) capability.
• Functions such as call routing and switching can be performed using standard touch-tone codes
from conventional telephones. No expensive, proprietary phones are necessary.
• High bandwidth (64 kilobits per second), all digital signal paths pass fax and modem signals trans-
parently.
• Automatic fax detection
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An auto-attendant system
• Allows automated answering and routing of calls.
• Fully configurable, including custom messages and flexible numbering plans.
• Multiple auto-attendants with a different auto-attendant on each line if desired.
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A voice message recording and retrieval (i.e., voice mail) system
• Over 50 hours of voice mail and custom messages can be stored per system.
• Password protection provided for all voice mail access.
• Personal greetings can be recorded for each extension.
• 64 kilobits-per-second digitization, storage, and playback gives your messages unsurpassed clarity.
• 30 port simultaneous voice mail access capability.
• Support of the VMWI (FSK) voice mail waiting light.
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An Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) system
• Allows calls to be directed to a group, such as sales, rather than just to an individual.
• Multiple overlapping distribution groups with priority settings.
• Custom reassurance messages and hold music while the caller is waiting in the hold queue.
Other features include:
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Integrated TCP/IP LAN for network control and administration
• System administration is performed using standard Web browser (Netscape or Internet Explorer)
software running on any desktop computer.
• Control of any extension can be performed either from a telephone, from the Windows programs
NexDial or NexDirector, or from a Netscape Web browser software running on any desktop com-
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