Assigning language menu choices for a site

You install language packs on application servers, and you create sites on a storage server. Hence, to create language menu choices for a site, you must follow the steps documented in the following task.

Before you begin

If you upgrade Messaging to Release 6.2, at a minimum you must reinstall those language packs that the Sites Web page used previously. For information on installing languages , see Configuring languages.

Procedure

  1. Define a new site using the Sites Web page.

    For more information, see Setting site properties for the first time.

    The default language that the Messaging system associates with each site is US English, which is the default system language. No other language menu choice is available until you create a site-application server mapping.

  2. Create the site-application server mapping using the Topology Web page.

    For more information, see Adding additional application servers.

  3. To select from the available languages that you installed on the mapped application server, update the site that you created in Step 1 using the Sites Web page.
  4. If you install a new language pack on the application server and want to update the existing site language menu with the new language pack, use the Sites Web page to select the language pack.
  5. If you change the default site language, reload the user list and the global address list.

    For more information, see Loading lists.