AltiGen comm ACM 5.1 사용자 설명서
Chapter 3: Getting Around AltiWare Administrator 5.1
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AltiWare ACM 5.1 Administration Manual
IP Phone. Opens the IP Phone Configuration window.
Shortcut for PBX > AltiGen IP Phone Configuration.
AA. Opens the AA Configuration window.
Shortcut for System > AA Configuration.
Recording. Opens the Recording Configuration window.
Shortcut for System > Recording Configuration.
MeetMe. Opens the MeetMe Conference window.
Shortcut for PBX > MeetMe Conference.
Summary. Opens the System Summary window.
Shortcut for Report > System Summary.
About. Opens a window that displays version, file, and license information.
Shortcut for Help > About AltiWare Admin. Also, administrators can add,
activate and register licenses from this information window.
Shortcut for PBX > AltiGen IP Phone Configuration.
AA. Opens the AA Configuration window.
Shortcut for System > AA Configuration.
Recording. Opens the Recording Configuration window.
Shortcut for System > Recording Configuration.
MeetMe. Opens the MeetMe Conference window.
Shortcut for PBX > MeetMe Conference.
Summary. Opens the System Summary window.
Shortcut for Report > System Summary.
About. Opens a window that displays version, file, and license information.
Shortcut for Help > About AltiWare Admin. Also, administrators can add,
activate and register licenses from this information window.
Status Bar
The Status Bar at the bottom of the main window displays disk usage, the status of
SMDR, the status of the call detail reporting log, the status of the operator, and current
date and time.
SMDR, the status of the call detail reporting log, the status of the operator, and current
date and time.
The View Windows
The AltiWare Administrator main window hosts a number of child windows that provide
various views into the internal system real-time status.
various views into the internal system real-time status.
Boards View Window
The Boards window displays the hardware board types and their logical and physical
IDs. For each installed board, it displays:
IDs. For each installed board, it displays:
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The board’s logical ID (the sequential ID of the board assigned by the system).
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Board type (for example, TritonIP12PT is a Triton board with 12 trunk ports).
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The physical ID (including the ID on the faceplate of the board and the gateway ID).
If it is an all-in-one system, the gateway ID is the system itself, and the ID is 0.
If it is an all-in-one system, the gateway ID is the system itself, and the ID is 0.