Lucent Technologies Definity Enterprise Communications Server 555-230-220 Manual Do Utilizador

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ASAI and Feature Interactions
Issue  7 May 1998
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If a call alerts to a principal station A, as well as to station B as a bridged 
appearance of A, then a call cannot be redirected from station A to a primary 
appearance on station B using the Redirect Call Feature.
A bridged call appearance is selected for a Single-Step Conference by the 
DEFINITY ECS only if there are no regular call appearances available at the 
added station. Other than that, bridging is not supported with either Single-Step 
Conference or Phantom Calls.
Busy Verification of Terminals
A domain-controlled station may be busy-verified. A Connected Event Report is 
provided when the verifying user is bridged in on a connection in which there is a 
domain-controlled station.
A Third Party Selective Hold request is denied if requested for the verifying user’s 
station.
Call Coverage
If a call that goes to coverage is monitored on an active-notification association for 
an ACD split or a VDN domain, the association receives the Call Offered to 
Domain, Alerting, and Connected Event reports.
For an alternate answering position that is a domain-controlled station, the 
Alerting and Connected Event Reports are returned to its domain-control 
association.
The Call Redirected Event Report is sent to the principal’s domain-control 
association when an analog principal’s call goes to coverage. The 
Disconnect/Drop Event Report is sent for the coverage station’s domain-control 
associations when the call which had been alerting at both the principal and the 
coverage is answered at the principal.
Switch-classified calls placed to local destinations whose coverage criteria are 
met do not go to coverage, they remain at the called party. Switch-classified calls 
delivered to originators whose coverage criteria are met follow the originator’s 
coverage path (provided they are not priority calls).
Direct-agent calls follow the agent’s coverage path rather than the split’s. This is 
different from regular ACD calls.
An adjunct-routed call is allowed to go to coverage as usual. If the coverage is 
busy, the user hears a busy tone and the adjunct is notified with the Route End 
capability (cause CS0/16 — Normal Clearing).