
196 Glossary
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enbloc
All dialed digits sent in a single expression. The system waits for all digits to be dialed
before processing the call.
ESSID
This is the code that identifies the access point that a NetVision handset uses to connect to
the internet and the Business Communications Manager.
fallback to PSTN
Your VoIP trunks can be configured to revert to land lines processed over the PSTN
(public switched telephony network) if the IP network experiences quality issues. This
process occurs during call setup. QoS must be active on the network to use this feature.
FEATURE *900
This feature code accesses a display menu on Nortel IP telephones. You use the
directional arrows on the telephone to access menu items, which, when selected, perform
as if you had entered that feature code. This menu can also be accessed through the
Services button (default).
FEATURE *999 (hot desking)
This feature allows you to transfer the telephone and call features temporarily from one IP
telephone to another. The originating IP telephone cannot be used during this period.
feature labels
The names that appear beside the four/six soft keys on Nortel IP telephones can be
adjusted to better reflect local requirements. Label changes are performed through the
Unified Manager.
firewalls
Firewalls are server security devices on a network that block or allow IP traffic into node
networks or devices. When configuring IP telephony, you need to ensure that the port
settings are correctly configured to pass through any network firewalls between the
telephone and the Business Communications Manager.
full-duplex transmission
Simultaneous two-way separate transmission in both directions.
G.711
A codec that delivers toll quality audio at 64 kbit/s. This codec is best for speech because
it has small delay, and is very resilient to channel errors.
G.729
A codec that provides near toll quality at a low delay. Uses compression to 8 kbit/s (8:1
compression rate).
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