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Mitel NuPoint Messenger Technical Documentation - Release 7.0
depends on the line group used to access the mailbox. Of course, if you don’t record any custom
greetings then all callers hear the same default greeting.
greetings then all callers hear the same default greeting.
Start Time of the Work Day
This is the time for the start of the work day in the format “hh:mm AM (or PM)”; where hh is the
hour and mm is the minute. The default start time for the work day is 8 a.m. If neither AM nor PM
is specified, the server assumes that the time is AM.
hour and mm is the minute. The default start time for the work day is 8 a.m. If neither AM nor PM
is specified, the server assumes that the time is AM.
End Time of the Work Day
This is the time for the end of the work day in the format “hh:mm AM (or PM)”; where hh is the
hour and mm is the minute. The default end time for the work day is 5 p.m. If neither AM nor PM
is specified, the server assumes that the time is PM.
hour and mm is the minute. The default end time for the work day is 5 p.m. If neither AM nor PM
is specified, the server assumes that the time is PM.
If you want to use the same greeting 24 hours a day, enter “12:00AM” in both Start and End time.
Weekend Days Table
This is a table that tells the NuPoint Voice application when to treat calls that are answered during
the work day interval (as specified in the two entries above) as day calls, and when to treat these
calls as night/weekend calls. The table starts with Monday. The default value is DDDDDNN,
which means that the work days are Monday through Friday, and the weekend days are Saturday
and Sunday.
the work day interval (as specified in the two entries above) as day calls, and when to treat these
calls as night/weekend calls. The table starts with Monday. The default value is DDDDDNN,
which means that the work days are Monday through Friday, and the weekend days are Saturday
and Sunday.
Mailbox Dialing Plan
The mailbox dialing plan is a string of nine elements. The elements in the string define, by
position, the number of digits in valid mailbox numbers. The first element shows the number of
digits allowed for mailboxes that begin with 1. The next element shows the number of digits
allowed for mailboxes that begin with 2, and so on up to mailboxes that begin with 9. Each
element is separated by commas.
position, the number of digits in valid mailbox numbers. The first element shows the number of
digits allowed for mailboxes that begin with 1. The next element shows the number of digits
allowed for mailboxes that begin with 2, and so on up to mailboxes that begin with 9. Each
element is separated by commas.
You must reenter the entire mailbox dialing plan when you change any element.
Valid mailbox numbers can be up to 11 digits long, so valid numeric elements can be 0 (zero)
through 11. When an element is zero, no mailboxes beginning with that digit are allowed.
through 11. When an element is zero, no mailboxes beginning with that digit are allowed.
For example, if your dialing plan is
0, 3, 3, 7, 3 3, 3, 3, 10,
the NuPoint Voice application
interprets the string as follows:
,
Table 2-4
Mailbox Dialing Plan Example (0,3,3,7,3,3,3,3,10)
Digit Element
Interpretation
1
0
No mailboxes start with 1. Mailbox numbers 1, 11, 111, and so
on are all invalid.
on are all invalid.
2
3
Mailboxes starting with 2 are three digits long. Mailbox numbers
2, 22, 2222 are invalid. Mailbox numbers 222 and 246 are valid.
2, 22, 2222 are invalid. Mailbox numbers 222 and 246 are valid.
3
3
Mailboxes starting with 3 are three digits long. Mailbox numbers
3, 33, and 3333 are invalid. Mailbox number 333 is valid.
3, 33, and 3333 are invalid. Mailbox number 333 is valid.
4
7
Mailboxes starting with 4 are seven digits long. Valid mailboxes
are 434-1234 and 499-8765.
are 434-1234 and 499-8765.
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