[ILUG] [OT] meridian pabx configuration

[Roland Keogh]

Unless "ax" is Answer eXtension ... which is exactly what a voicemail 
service is doing?
In my experience of PBX, the commands do usually mean something, but 
bearing in mind that most programming of these switches is *still* done on 
1200bps modems - the engineers who work this stuff have no interest in 
"evokative" commands.
I'd fully agree with PhoneMaster though, its really good - and the latest 
version includes VoiceMail functionallity.  Nortel are threatening to 
launch a simillar product (for at least three years mind you..).

-----Original Message-----
From:	Owen Connolly [SMTP:ojc at dataway.com]
Sent:	07 January 2000 17:40
To:	David Ryan
Cc:	ilug at linux.ie
Subject:	Re: [ILUG] [OT] meridian pabx configuration

I used to work extensively with Meridians in previous employers and there 
is
nothing intuitive about them!!! ;-)

However, I found a very simple solution in a product called Phonemaster 
from a
company called Phoneware here in Dublin....

It's a windows based gui that allows you to drag and drop extensions on 
TN's
etc..

It takes all the hassle out of it, however the only drawback is it doesn't
handle the voicemail system... or at least it didn't when I was using it, 
newer
versions may....

ciao,


ojc

David Ryan wrote:

> Does anyone know of any tutorials or example configuration information 
for
> a Meridian PABX ?
>
> The manuals are only crap, and the commands are anything but intuitive -
> who would guess that 'ax' launches the voicemail configuration ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> David
>
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