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Chapter 4 Using the SIP Personal Agent Call Manager 37
SIP Personal Agent User Guide
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Understanding Call Manager terminology
The following table lists Call Manager terms and definitions.
Table 3 Call Manager list of terms
Term Definition
Current rules A component of the Call Manager home screen. A list of
the active and inactive rules that you have applied to
routes (ring lists) appears in this area. You can change the
priority of a rule by moving it up or down in the list. You
canmakearuleinactive.
See “Understanding screening and routing concepts” on
page 38 for more information.
You must have Advanced Screening and Routing enabled
in your service package in order to see this component.
Default behavior A component of the Call Manager home screen that
allows you to set three basic call treatments. The default
setting is “Try to find me.”
See “Selecting default options for your incoming calls” on
page 39 for more information.
Options A component of the Call Manager Home screen that
allows you to block all incoming calls with an anonymous
caller id.
See “Blocking anonymous calls” on page 40 for more
information.
Home A link that returns you to the Call Manager Home screen.
List Rules A link on the Call Manager home screen that takes you to
the Call Manager Rules screen. From the Call Manager
Rules screen, you can set up how incoming calls are
screened based on the time of day and who is calling. A
screening rule must be applied to a route (ring list).
See “Creating a new screening rule” on page 47.
List Routes A link on the Call Manager home screen that takes you to
the Call Manager Routes screen. From the Call Manager
Routes screen, you can set up simultaneous or
sequential ring lists.
See “Creating a ring list” on page 42.