Octel XC1000, Руководство по обслуживанию

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STARTUP AND INITIALIZATION
4-33 Edition One XC1000 Service
2. Enter the number of the mailbox reserved for the primary system
manager in the Mailbox Number: field. The number of digits must be
the same as established in the second screen of menu 0 (menu 0.1).
3. In the Initial Mailbox Password: field, enter an initial password for
the primary-system-manager mailbox. This initial password can be up
to 15 digits long. For security reasons, Octel Communications
recommends at least 12 digits.
The installer requires a password to gain access to the menus on the
system manager terminal. The password for the system manager ter-
minal is the same as the mailbox password of either of the designated
system manager mailboxes. The system manager can change the ter-
minal password at any time.
To change a password for the terminal, enter either one of the system
manager mailboxes and change the mailbox password using the touch-
tone keypad in response to the Personal Options menu.
Do
not
begin a password with a zero or XC1000 could interpret the first
digit as a request for a transfer to an operator. Misinterpretation can
occur, especially if there is a pause between entering the first and second
digits. Beginning a password with a zero can prevent initialization of the
system manager’s mailbox, but it does not affect entering the terminal
screens.
The XC1000 requires a system-manager-mailbox password
before it allows a system manager access to the SMT. If
both mailbox passwords are lost, access is denied. To gain
access, the system must be reinitialized.
The database
and all messages would be lost.
Caution!
4. Record the system-manager password and keep it in a safe place, to
ensure that the password is not lost.
4.4.3.2 Secondary System Manager. The secondary system manager acts as a
backup to the primary system manager. Enter a unique name, mailbox
number, and initial mailbox password in the fields as described for the
primary system manager. Record the system-manager password and keep
it in a safe place, to ensure that the password is not lost.
4.4.3.3 Directory Mailboxes. The directory mailbox allows subscribers and
outside callers to dial the number of the directory mailbox, spell a sub-
scriber’s name, and be transferred to that subscriber’s telephone number.
The directory mailbox is a type 30 automated-attendant mailbox that is
created automatically in menu 0.2 during the initialization process.
Perform the following steps to create a directory mailbox:
1. The Name: field defaults to 411 Directory . Change the name as
desired.
SECTION 4.4