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Avaya 3456 UC Client

Administration Guide

NN43080-300 03.01 Standard

7.5 December 2010

Administration fundamentals

This section describes basic information about the Avaya 3456 UC Client that

an administrator should know.

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Dialing plan

Using the 3456 UC Client, you can dial outgoing numbers in several formats.

The 3456 UC Client automatically modifies several phone number formats for

proper operation dialing with the Avaya Communication Server 1000 (Avaya

CS 1000). For example, if you dial 6-555-5172, the 3456 UC Client removes

the “-” characters as well trims any spaces before placing the call. Depending

on the CS 1000 configuration, a typical North American setup may require

users to dial a “9” before local calls and a “6” before long distance or internal

ESN calls. For example, if you dial someone at 5172 (local 6135555172), that

person may be reached via the following ways:

• 4 digit DN dialing = 5172 (some locations may have 5 digit DNs)

• Local 10 digit calling = 96135555172

• Local 7 digit dialing = 95555172

• Long distance dialing = 616135555172

• ESN dialing = 65555172

• E.164 dialing = +16135555172

The 3456 UC Client has a configurable dialing plan field which performs the

preconfigured normalization on the number before placing the call. Under the

Account Settings tab a dialing plan may be provided, for example, Dialing plan

= xxxxT|3xxxxxxxT|+x.T;match=2;pre"6"

This example tries to match the number provided to three rules which are

separated by the pipes “|”. The first rule is xxxxT which matches a 4-digit

extension but allows more time to receive digits in case the user does not

complete entering the number. No modification is performed on 4-digit

numbers. The second rule is 3xxxxxxxT which matches a 7-digit number

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