Cisco Cisco E-Mail Manager Unity Integration Option Technical References
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The Peripheral Configuration String for an ARS Peripheral may contain:
/MONITOR <y or n>
The monitor parameter specifies whether the hard phone extensions
identified in the PM table entry should be monitored all the time. A value of
‘y’ (default) (monitor hard phones all the time), or ‘n’ (do not monitor the
hard phones all the time) may be specified. This value will be used for
Peripheral Monitor table entries unless explicitly overridden in an individual
PM table entry.
identified in the PM table entry should be monitored all the time. A value of
‘y’ (default) (monitor hard phones all the time), or ‘n’ (do not monitor the
hard phones all the time) may be specified. This value will be used for
Peripheral Monitor table entries unless explicitly overridden in an individual
PM table entry.
/HARDPHONE <y or n>
This is required only if hard phone support is needed. The valid values that
can follow this parameter are ‘y’ (default) for full hard phone/soft phone
synchronization, or ‘n’ for no hard phone/soft phone synchronization. This
value will be used for Peripheral Monitor table entries unless explicitly
overridden in an individual PM table entry.
can follow this parameter are ‘y’ (default) for full hard phone/soft phone
synchronization, or ‘n’ for no hard phone/soft phone synchronization. This
value will be used for Peripheral Monitor table entries unless explicitly
overridden in an individual PM table entry.
The Peripheral Monitor Configuration Parameter field of a Peripheral
Monitor table entry may contain:
Monitor table entry may contain:
/RANGE <lowExtension> <highExtension>
Specify a contiguous extension range by providing a "low" and "high" value
(separated by a space - do NOT use a dash).
(separated by a space - do NOT use a dash).
Non-contiguous extension ranges must be specified using additional
peripheral monitor table entries. The highExtension value must be greater
than, or equal to, the lowExtension.
peripheral monitor table entries. The highExtension value must be greater
than, or equal to, the lowExtension.
The extensions are the shortened form of the phone number that is used by
other ARS agents as the instrument number.
other ARS agents as the instrument number.
/MON <y or n>
/M <y or n>
The monitor parameter specifies whether the hard phone extensions
identified in the PM table entry should be monitored all the time. A value of
‘y’ (default) (monitor hard phones all the time), or ‘n’ (do not monitor the
hard phones all the time) may be specified. For ARI, this always is set to ‘y’.
identified in the PM table entry should be monitored all the time. A value of
‘y’ (default) (monitor hard phones all the time), or ‘n’ (do not monitor the
hard phones all the time) may be specified. For ARI, this always is set to ‘y’.
/HARD <y or n>
/H <y or n>
This is required only if hard phone support is needed. The valid values that
can follow this parameter are “y” for full hard phone/soft phone
synchronization, or “n” for no hard phone/soft phone synchronization.
can follow this parameter are “y” for full hard phone/soft phone
synchronization, or “n” for no hard phone/soft phone synchronization.
For example, given the following:
Peripheral Configuration String: