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Voice system problems
Keeping baseline information
Baseline information consists of:
the original voice system configuration
any upgrades and changes
voice system capabilities (for example, if your company uses a call center or
telecommuting)
The very best set of records starts with information on the original set up of your voice
system. Most companies keep at least one paper copy of baseline information, with
duplicate paper or electronic copies kept off site. Update this information any time you
make changes to your voice system.
Use baseline information to help you diagnose problems with your phone system. Also,
this information is crucial in the event you need to reconstruct the information on your
voice system, such as in a disaster recovery.
Note:
Avaya Warranty and Service Agreement customers are automatically enrolled in
the Emergency Service Plan. The plan provides coverage for disasters such as
fire, flood, and storms. Under this plan, Avaya restores basic telephone service
on a priority basis. We can also lease an Avaya Communication Manager system
to Warranty and Service Agreement customers or can ship a replacement
Communication Manager system, if necessary.
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