Novell SuSE Linux Professional 9.2 Upgrade [Strong Encryption 128 Bit] 00662644457260 ユーザーズマニュアル
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This value is usually of secondary importance, as the recording is usually
terminated when the caller hangs up. However, to avoid extensive record-
ings, this value should be set to a reasonable time, such as two minutes (120
seconds).
terminated when the caller hangs up. However, to avoid extensive record-
ings, this value should be set to a reasonable time, such as two minutes (120
seconds).
‘Action’
The answering machine features various processing options for incom-
ing messages. The default setting
MailAndSave
records a message, saves
it in the system, and delivers it to the user by e-mail. The
SaveOnly
op-
tion can be chosen if the reception of e-mails is not desired. It merely saves
the message to the hard disk. This option is only recommended for expert
users. The
the message to the hard disk. This option is only recommended for expert
users. The
None
option completely deactivates the recording of messages. It
plays the welcome message then hangs up.
‘PIN’
Enter a personal identification number (PIN) for remote access. A numeri-
cal code of any length can be entered. If it is entered during playback of the
welcome message, the user is taken to the remote access menu. The remote
access feature is disabled if the field is left empty.
welcome message, the user is taken to the remote access menu. The remote
access feature is disabled if the field is left empty.
‘OK’ accepts the changes. ‘Cancel’ closes the dialog without applying any
changes.
changes.
14.2
Usage
The following section briefly describes the use of the system. Following a short
introduction to the reception of messages with the Linux mail system, a descrip-
tion is provided for the operation of the fax functionality and the answering ma-
chine.
introduction to the reception of messages with the Linux mail system, a descrip-
tion is provided for the operation of the fax functionality and the answering ma-
chine.
14.2.1
General Notes about Reception
The development of CapiSuite heavily relied on using already existing capabil-
ities of Linux. This is why the delivery of incoming faxes and voice messages is
handled by the internal Linux mail system instead of proprietary applications
and protocols. This requires the configuration of a mail client for receiving local
messages for each user of CapiSuite.
ities of Linux. This is why the delivery of incoming faxes and voice messages is
handled by the internal Linux mail system instead of proprietary applications
and protocols. This requires the configuration of a mail client for receiving local
messages for each user of CapiSuite.
If you have not disabled the sending of mail in the CapiSuite configuration, you
will receive all incoming voice and fax messages in your e-mail program, where
you can view them or listen to them as usual.
will receive all incoming voice and fax messages in your e-mail program, where
you can view them or listen to them as usual.
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14.2. Usage