Instruction manual

Mobility
555-233-767116 Issue 4 May 2003
Extension to Cellular offers the following capabilities:
■ XMOBILE station administration enhancements to include the dial prefix,
cell phone number, mapping mode, XMOBILE type and configuration set
fields
■ User control of Extension to Cellular through “enable” and “disable”
feature access codes, or through a configured Extension to Cellular feature
button on the office telephone
■ Office caller ID for call originations from the cell phone
■ Extension to Cellular enabled/disabled status displays in the Status Station
screen. If so administered, current status also displays on an administrable
Extension to Cellular feature button on the office telephone
■ Administration of XMOBILE configuration set options
■ XMOBILE duplicate station support for bulk administration
■ List XMOBILE mappings by cell phone number
■ Extension to Cellular information in the display capacities form
■ Loopback trunk elimination reduces the need for the DS1 and IP loopback
configuration as required in earlier releases. ARS and AAR routing of
Extension to Cellular calls require only one trunk instead of the previous
two. Calls to an XMOBILE station can be extended out of the PBX directly
over an ISDN trunk connected to the public network. This simplifies the
administration of Extension to Cellular. The end-user functionality is
unchanged. The regular ARS or AAR routing tables are used to select the
trunk for the Extension to Cellular call.
■ Customers can choose whether or not to keep unique call detail records for
Extension to Cellular calls.
■ Call filtering allows customers to manage cellular phone costs by limiting
the calls extended to the cellular network for Extension to Cellular users.
Customers can choose to deliver, on a per-user basis, only external calls
(from a customer), only internal calls, all calls, or no calls. This feature
allows administrators to better manage cell phone recurring expense.
■ Extension to Cellular scheduler (integrated with Avaya unified
communication center). This function provides rules-based time of day and
day of week enable/disable of the Extension to Cellular feature accessible
from PDA or PC.
■ Extension to Cellular users can activate, deactivate, and suspend Extension
to Cellular service by using an administered Extension to Cellular feature
status button. The Extension to Cellular button remains lit when service is
enabled, off when service is disabled, and flashes at the inverted wink rate
when service is suspended through the optional timer.