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Directory overview
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Directory overview
TIM Enterprise is built upon a unique objectsdesigned upon an object-based Directory directory that places no no limits on its hierarchical width or depth limits, . This approach permits the integration of multiple sites within one centralised system, where every user can be grouped into folders, sites, cost centres and divisions, allowing you to create an exact replica of your company's internal structure. TIM Enterprise's distributed Directory means your employee directory can span multiple sites. By defining relationships between the directory objects, the system becomes intelligent and it can automatically reconcile calls across 'on-net' routes.To construct the Directory, you are provided with
Every system object of the Directory has an explicit, defined relationship with its peers and an entire tree of related objects can be defined, with no width or depth limits of the branches.
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To facilitate the configuration and management of large systems, TIM Enterprise supports directory synchronisation with third-party applications such as Active Directory and Cisco AXL.
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Accessing the Directory
To access the Directory, click on the
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If you are logged in as a standard web user whose access is restricted to a specific site or group, only the information related to that site or group will be displayed in the Directory. For administrative privileges, contact your system maintainer. |
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Adding objects to the Directory
To add objects to the Directory, click on the
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A new window will open, displaying two categories of objects: Organisation
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Beside the usual user and telephone information, customised fields are available for items such as e-mail address, office location, etc.
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Moving objects within the Directory
To move objects within the Directory, follow the steps below:
- Locate in the Directory the object you want to move, click on it and select from the drop-down list. In the example below, the user Joe Bloggs is being moved from group to .
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- The object will be copied on the panel on the right-hand side of the screen, as shown below:
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- To move the selected object, go to the point in the Directory where you want the object to be moved into, and click on the button at the top-right of the screen.
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Directory overview video