This Web seminar provides a getting started overview for new users of Lotus Sametime Unified Telephony. Here you'll find instruction and understanding of the following subjects:
What is a Unified Number?
What is Provisioning?
Preferred numbers
Making calls
Calling a person (click to call)
Calling a number (dialing a number)
Telephony presence
Receiving calls
In a call
Call experience
Call controls
Making rules
Managing phone contacts
17. Making an international call The term E.164 refers to an internationally recognized global format for public telecommunications. The format consists of a 1-3 digit country code followed by a national number of up to 15 digits. Calling a public network to other countries (international call) Calling a public number within my country (national call) Germany International access code plus country code plus national number National access code plus National number Any country France Ireland “ 00” plus country code plus national number “ 0” plus national number UK Canada “ +” plus country code plus national number “ 011” plus country code plus national number “ +” plus country code plus national number “ 1” plus 10 digit national number United States e.164 format Traditional e.164 format Traditional My home location
Editor's Notes
UNIFIED NUMBER: Your office phone number has been turned into a “unified number” or “one number service” Means that you can now control and route calls in customizable ways PROVISIONING: Means that Sametime can now identify you within your telephony infrastructure Your unified number (office number) is used as your personal ‘gatekeeper’ of your incoming and outgoing calls Also means that you are already an SUT user. The default settings cause your calls to work as they always have. Whether you’ve installed the ST client and SUT add-on or not … whether you’re online or not … SUT is still at work for you in your telephony infrastructure. USING ST AND SUT: The ST rich client puts the control and awareness on your desktop and today we’ll cover the features and tasks you can expect to use…
Our design goals are simple: provide a social, easy to use experience, leveraging what you already do every day with Sametime. Throughout your experience with SUT, these goals should be part of your experience.
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