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376 Defining the System DN headings
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Following is a brief description of the type of devices found under each heading.
Active DNs reg’d
This is a list of registered DNs that are currently in contact with the
Business Communications Manager.
Inactive DNs reg’d
This is a list of DNs that are registered but which are inactive. For
example, in the case of a portable handset, this might mean that the
user has the handset turned off.
All DNs reg’d
This list has all the DNs that are currently registered with the
system.
DNs avail for reg’n
This list identifies the DNs that are not yet registered to a device but
which could be assigned to a device. Keep in mind, this list may
include digital DNs that do not yet have a telephone attached. Check
your system DN record to ensure that you do not assign DNs that
you might want to assign to a wired telephone.
IP set DNs reg’d
This list has both an active and inactive list. The active list indicates
the IP telephones (i-series) that are registered and active on the
system. The inactive list indicates the IP telephones that are
registered but which are not yet active on the system.
Voice Port DNs reg’d
This list has both an active and inactive list. The active list indicates
the voice ports that are registered and active on the system. The
inactive list indicates the voice ports that are registered but which
are not yet active on the system. Refer to your voice mail
documentation for information about setting up voice port DNs.
IP wireless DNS reg’d
This list has both an active and inactive list. The active list indicates
the WLAN telephones that are registered and active on the system.
The inactive list indicates the WLAN telephones that have
registered with the system but which are not active.
CTE media DNs reg’d
If you have any applications that use LAN CTE, the DNs are listed
here. This list has both an active and inactive list. The active list
indicates the devices using CTE that are registered and active on the
system. The inactive list indicates the devices using CTE that are
registered with the system but which are not active. Refer to the
CTE documentation for information about assigning these DNs.
OAM DN reg’d
This is the DN that is used for remote administration. Refer to the
remote administration guides for details about assigning this DN.