Add Networked Machine field descriptions

Name	Description
Machine Name	The name of the server you want to add.
Password	The LDAP password used for directory updates.
Confirm Password	Confirmation of the Password entry.
IP Address	The IP address of the server you want to add.
Machine Type	The Server Type for the server you want to add. For all machines except the local machine, the server type is LDAP.
Mailbox Number Length	The length of the long/global mailbox number.
Default Community	Do not use this field.
Updates In	Specifies whether the local server accepts directory updates from this network server. If you are administering the local server, this field controls updates on a system-wide basis. `yes`: Accepts directory updates from network servers. `no`: Blocks directory updates to this sever, regardless of the setting of this field for the network server.
Updates Out	Specifies whether the local server can send updates about users to the specified remote server. If you are administering the local server, this field controls updates on a system-wide basis.
Remote LDAP Port	The port that the system uses to connect to this network server in order to send directory updates. The default is the port specified in the LDAP Directory Update Port field on the System Ports and Access Web page.
Inbound LDAP Security	The type of encryption required for the connection between the storage server and a remote network server for inbound LDAP directory updates. When you set the Updates In field to `no`, the system denies any attempt by a remote network server to update the LDAP directory without using the specified level of security. Options are: `Must use SSL`: Requires SSL encryption for inbound LDAP directory updates. `Must use SSL or encrypted SASL`: Requires either SASL or SSL encryption for inbound LDAP directory updates . The default is `Must use SSL or encrypted SASL`.
Outbound SMTP Port	The port the system uses to connect to this network server. The defaults are port 25 for SMTP and port 465 for Secure SMTP.
Outbound SMTP Service	The type of SMTP service required for the connection between the storage server and a remote network server. Choices are SMTP or Secure SMTP.
MAILBOX NUMBER RANGES The total length of the prefix and the mailbox number cannot exceed 64 digits.
Prefix	The prefix for the range of telephone numbers for users on this server. The system uses the prefix to distinguish between servers that have overlapping ranges for mailbox numbers.
Starting Mailbox Number	The first number in the range for mailbox numbers on this server. The number of digits in the range must match the entry in the Mailbox Number Length field. Unless you have a specific reason for excluding some ranges, start with 1 preceded by leading zeros. Example of a five-digit number: `00001`.
Ending Mailbox Number	The last number in the range. Example of a five-digit number: `99999`.
Telephone Number Mapping When a local user receives a call-answer message, the system attempts to match the sender calling party number (CPN) to a user number in the database.
Enable Telephone Number Mapping	Options are: `yes`: Instructs the system to use a lookup table to map the CPN for the sender to the number for the recipient. `no`: Instructs the system not to identify the recipients as users in the messaging network. If you change this option from `yes` to `no`, the system deletes all previously defined mapping from the local database. The system also sets the telephone numbers for all existing users associated with the network server to null.
Map From	The system compares the digit string that you enter in this field to the base numbers for a user. A match occurs when the value in the Map From field is the same as the initial digits of the base number. When this happens, the system creates a mapped telephone number by: Stripping the matching digits from base number Prepending the number in the Map To field to the base number. If the Map From field is empty, the system compares incoming CPNs to all base numbers. Valid values are digits from 0 through 50. You can add more than one set of Map From and Map To numbers. If you do, the sets can differ in length.
Map To	The digits string that the system prepends to the base number after the system strips the digits that match the Map From field. When the Map To field is: Empty: The system does not prepend digits to the base number after digit stripping. `none`: The system sets the matching telephone number to null. The Map To entries can be of different lengths. The resulting telephone numbers must not be longer than 50 digits.
Add Mapping	The mapping to add to the mapping table.
Delete Mapping	The mapping to delete from the mapping table. To change an existing mapping, delete the mapping and then create a new one.