Is C- Lan required?

[jhillsmo]

We have a G3siv9 and an Intuity AUDIX as a DR system.
If I have no desire to use ASA and the IP network to access AUDIX is the C-Lan necessary? I pulled a Definity G3/Intuity config paper off AVAYA to use as a guideline. Am I going in the right direction? I can call AUDIX etc but I do not get personal greetings. The config sheet shows the analog ports as VMI type, not 2500. Is this pretty straight forward inband signalling?

Thanx

 

[AvayaTier3]

There are several Audix integrations with g3si
all require different hardware, RTU options, programming.

x.25
mode code
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[Mitch672]

If your audix ports show as "VMI", that is "mode-code", your digits are transfered as inband touch tones, you do not need a CLAN card for an audix link, in that case.


Mitch

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[jhillsmo]

They are currently 2500, i had planned on changing a couple of them to VMI per the document and givng it a whirl. I'm assuming that the cover path for the stations sends the call to the VMI hunt group, the message center, and that the digts are passed then delivering the primary greeting.

I need to keep digging the site to find a doc about thwe AUDIX link.

Thanx for the info.

 

[Mitch672]

if your audix ports are currently set to "2500", then you probably have CLAN integration, or if a very very old ancient switch, X25 serial integration. FYI.



Mitch

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[jhillsmo]

It's c-lan integration i'v come to that conclusion. i had thought the c-lan was only for asa functionality. i'm not getting info to the audix for proper mwessage delivery, or i should say subscriber specific recordings, be it an auto-attendant or station subscriber. i've got an 8700 across the street, i need to compare the configs on the two machines. i'm close...

 

[Mitch672]

display comm proc" will show you the audix link, and "status link 1" (usually your first administered CLAN) will show you if the link is up or down.



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