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AMIS Analog Networking

585-300-512 Issue 7

May 1999

Planning and Design

2-10Network Design

Defining Address Ranges

All local and remote machines (including Message Delivery telephone numbers)

in the AMIS analog/message delivery network work must have unique

addresses

The parts that make up a remote machine’s address are the AMIS prefix

(optional), the address prefix (sometimes required), and the extension ranges

(required).

For non-Lucent Technologies systems or remote destinations, you may need to

call the person responsible for administering that machine to collect address

information. The address ranges for Lucent Technologies voice mail systems can

be displayed using the following forms:

■ On AUDIX systems, use the

system:translation:address

form.

■ On DEFINITY AUDIX systems, use the List Address-Ranges form.

■ On Intuity systems, use the List Address-Ranges screen.

AMIS Prefix

AMIS prefix

may be defined on the same form used to implement the AMIS

analog networking feature. If an AMIS prefix is administered, local subscribers

must always dial it as the first part of the recipient’s address whenever they

address an AMIS message (the prefix signals to the system that the following

digits constitute an AMIS analog networking address). Even though the AMIS

prefix introduces another digit for subscribers to dial, you may wish to administer

one to help subscribers distinguish between AMIS messages and other features,

and to ensure that the address ranges for the AMIS analog network destinations

are unique.

Address Prefixes

Address prefixes are digits subscribers dial

after

the AMIS prefix (if one is

administered) and

prior

to the recipient’s extension or phone number when

addressing messages. Address prefixes may be provided to allow subscribers to

address remote messages in various ways and still allow the message to be

delivered (for example, if the remote system can be accessed over a public

private network).

Address prefixes may be

required

in some cases to prevent extension ranges

from overlapping; duplicate or overlapping ranges are not allowed on AMIS

analog networking or message delivery networks (see the following "Overlapping

or Duplicate Ranges" section for details). Generally, prefixes are

not

recommended in a DCS network.

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