
AMIS Analog Networking
585-300-512 Issue 7
May 1999
Overview
1-10Message Delivery
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Other considerations related to the Message Delivery feature include:
■ Recipients may be individually administered on the local system so
subscribers can address them by name and receive name voiceback.
However, any Message Delivery recipient can be included in subscriber’s
mailing lists and personal directories if the complete telephone number is
used.
■ Messages are
played
to the recipient; if a recipient is listening to a one
minute message, an outcalling port will be busy for at least one minute.
■ If a Message Delivery message is sent to a remote recipient and a
non-Lucent Technologies voice mail system or an answering machine
picks up the call, the recipient’s machine may record the message
header. (A remote Lucent Technologies voice mail system does
not
record
the header.) The remote machine is not able to record the message body
because it cannot press to have the local system play out the
message. However, from the header, recipients will hear either the name
or number of the person who sent the message when they next pick up
their messages. Meanwhile, the local system continues trying to deliver
the message (up to a total of six attempts) because it did not detect a
touch-tone indicating the message was received.
Subscriber Features
To send a Message Delivery message, local subscribers enter an address prefix
(if one was assigned) to identify the message as a Message Delivery message.
They then enter the complete telephone number for the recipient, followed by the
key. At this point, if the system administrator has recorded a name for the
recipient, they should hear the recipient’s name voiced back. If no name has
been recorded, subscribers hear the digits voiced back to confirm the telephone
number they just entered.
Subscribers may also take advantage of the following voice mail features for
sending Message Delivery messages. Refer to Appendix C, "Subscriber
Operation"
,
for examples of Message Delivery addressing. This appendix
includes a template letter that can be customized to introduce subscribers to the
feature.
■
Address-by-Name:
Local subscribers can address Message Delivery
messages using name addressing
only
for administered remote
recipients.
■
Mailing Lists:
Local subscribers can include any Message Delivery remote
recipients in their personal mailing lists. Administered remote recipients
can be included by name or extension number; non-administered remote
recipients can be included only by extension number. (See the following
"Types of Users" section for a description of remote recipient types.)
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