Avaya S8100 User Manual

Set up country-specific call- progress tones

In the Dial-Up Networking window, right-click your connection icon.

Click Properties.

Select the Networking tab.

In the Type of Dial-Up Server drop-down window, select PPP: Windows 95/NT 4/200, Internet.

Under Allowed network protocols, only TCP/IP should be checked.

Click OK when finished.

Access the system by double-clicking the connection icon.

On the connect screen, type in User name and Password.

Click Connect.

When the connection occurs, a screen opens. Click the Continue box.

A login window may appear, saying that the connection was successful. Click OK.

The dial-up connection drops down to the tray on the taskbar next to the Time.

Once the dial-up connection is established, return to step 1 of the previous section.

By default, the call-progress tones of the United States are used for each S8100 system. Using the 
mvdsp.sh shell script, you can change the system so that it recognizes the call-progress tones specific to 
your country.

The system gets it’s translation of call-progress tones from a file named dsp0.USA. You can overwrite 
this file with one that contains translations that are appropriate for your country.

To set up country-specific call-progress tones:

Start a Telnet session.

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Go to a LAC prompt and execute a bash shell.

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At the BASH prompt, enter shutdown Audix.

The bash shell is case-sensitive, so be sure to capitalize the first letter in Audix.

It will take a few minutes for AUDIX to shutdown, please be patient. A status message of 
“shutdownproc succeeded” displays when the shutdown finishes.

Enter shutdown CornerStone.

The bash shell is case-sensitive, so be sure to capitalize the C and S in CornerStone.

This process should finish very quickly. A status message of “shutdownproc succeeded” displays 
when the shutdown finishes.