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Setting Up the System Configuring System Setup Parameters
Octel 50 Installation Guide 8-32
When/How to Use When setting this parameter, keep in mind that only one
message in the queue will be held for the maximum delay.
When the delay is reached, the Octel 50 system sends all
messages in the queue, regardless of how long they have
been there.
Consider what type of messages subscribers usually send
with standard dispatch. If time-critical messages are
regularly sent with standard dispatch, you may want to set
this parameter lower to ensure that they are sent in a timely
manner.
Also consider how active the queues are. The more
messages that are regularly sent with standard dispatch, the
higher you can set this parameter.
Related Parameters/Features This parameter defines the delay for standard dispatch on a
system-wide basis. You can override this parameter for
individual nodes using the Standard Dispatch Maximum
Delay field on the AMIS Node Entry dialog box.
If Maximum Number of Standard Messages in System
Setup or Maximum Messages or Maximum Delay on the
AMIS Node Entry dialog box is reached first, the Octel 50
system dispatches all of the messages in the queue before
the maximum delay is reached.
The Octel 50 system creates queues for standard dispatch
based on the System Telephone Access Number, not the
node number.
If Set Too High
Some messages may be held in the queue for quite a while
before they are dispatched.
If Set Too Low The Octel 50 system will make more outcalls to the remote
sites to dispatch messages.
Min
3
Max
999
Default
90
Requires
Restart
No
Switch-
Dependent
No
Set by
Integrator
No
AMIS Parameters - #51
Maximum
Number of
Standard
Messages
This parameter defines the number of messages that may
accumulate in a standard dispatch queue. When the queue
reaches the maximum number, the Octel 50 system
dispatches all messages in the queue. This parameter
applies to all network messages (Administered or Casual
AMIS) assigned Standard dispatch.
When/How to Use Consider what type of messages subscribers usually send
with standard dispatch. If time-critical messages are
regularly sent with standard dispatch, you may want to set
this parameter lower to ensure that they are sent in a timely
manner.
Also consider how active the queues are. The more
messages that are regularly sent with standard dispatch, the
higher you can set this parameter.