NAM Channels-ports?

[TonyUMASS]

Ok... I should know the answer to this question, but the correct answer escapes me. You can laugh at me later...
I have been spending so much time on BCM that some of the old Norstar stuff has faded away. Here is my question...

I know on the Flash VM 2, there is only one station port used but it will allow 2 users to be in voice mail at the same time... and Flash 4 allows 4 users to be in VM...
BUT on a NAM, how many users can be in VM per channel?
If I have a NAM with 2 channels does that mean 2 users in voice mail or 4 users in voice mail? How many path ways to voice mail do I have per channel? I have an NAM 8 channel that a customer is asking me questions about, and I can't recall if they have 8 path ways into VM or 16. Can someone help this old guy out?

Norstar Tech...


Tony A.
Antel Communications
1-866-767-5288
norstar@cox.net

 

[JohnjDefongi]

Is it a fiber NAM or a copper NAM? If it's a fiber 4 port NAM then most likely 4 people can be in it. If it'a a copper 4 port then most likely 8 people can be in there. Use Feature 915 to find out how many channels are active.

 

[TonyUMASS]

the NAM is fiber not copper...

 

[byrontel]

using feature 915....after entering default password...press next until you see "channel status"..press show...press "all". You will see a series of dots representing idle channels , or the letter "r" representing ringing channels, or the letter "x" representing disabled channels, or the letter "c" representing a channel being used on a call.Any with the letter "a" are non activated channels.