AT&T DEFINITY Generic 3 ユーザーズマニュアル
Call Vectoring Commands
A-62
Issue 4 September 1995
If the split (skill) number specified in the command is a valid message service
split or skill (such as an AUDIX or a Message Server Adjunct), and if the
extension is either a valid assigned extension or is administered as
split or skill (such as an AUDIX or a Message Server Adjunct), and if the
extension is either a valid assigned extension or is administered as
none
(pre
G3V4), or active or latest (G3V4 and later releases) the system attempts to
terminate the call to the message service split (skill) for call answering service.
terminate the call to the message service split (skill) for call answering service.
If the call is queued to the message service split (skill), or if the call terminates to
an available message service agent or AUDIX voice port, the caller is connected
to ringback (signifying successful termination), and vector processing
terminates. Termination is unsuccessful, and vector processing continues at the
next vector step if any one of the following is true:
an available message service agent or AUDIX voice port, the caller is connected
to ringback (signifying successful termination), and vector processing
terminates. Termination is unsuccessful, and vector processing continues at the
next vector step if any one of the following is true:
■
Split (Skill) queue is full.
■
AUDIX link is down.
■
All AUDIX voice ports are out of service.
■
Message service split (skill) is DCS-AUDIX and all DCS trunks are busy.
If call termination is successful, and if the administered extension (or default
VDN) is a message service subscriber, the caller can leave a message for the
specified extension.
VDN) is a message service subscriber, the caller can leave a message for the
specified extension.
NOTE:
Agent and/or supervisor stations may be equipped with Automatic
Message Wait (AMW) lamps to accommodate the ‘‘mail’’ specified in the
Message Wait (AMW) lamps to accommodate the ‘‘mail’’ specified in the
messaging split (skill)
command. The lamps can be assigned for VDNs or
extensions used to access the messaging split (skill) and for which
messages are to be left. When messages are left for these VDNs or
extensions, the assigned AMW lamps light.
messages are to be left. When messages are left for these VDNs or
extensions, the assigned AMW lamps light.
If the extension or VDN is not a subscriber of the message service, one of the
following may occur:
following may occur:
■
If the message service split (skill) is AUDIX, the caller receives ringback
until he or she disconnects.
until he or she disconnects.
■
If the message service split is a MSA, the caller may be answered by a
message service agent, but no message is taken since the specified
extension (default VDN) is not a MSA subscriber.
message service agent, but no message is taken since the specified
extension (default VDN) is not a MSA subscriber.
Answer Supervision Considerations
If answer supervision has not already been returned, it is returned when the
messaging service port or station is connected to the call (that is, when the call is
answered by the port or station).
messaging service port or station is connected to the call (that is, when the call is
answered by the port or station).
Feature Interactions
The command can use an AUDIX or MSA hunt group in its operation.