Site-specific properties are stored on the storage server, which automatically applies these properties to each application server associated with any given site.
You can set site-specific properties on the Sites Web page in the SMI. When setting up a new site, you must enter data in the fields in the Main Properties area. You can complete the other fields on this page later.
After you define the site by entering the main properties, the storage server and all the associated application servers become a Messaging system.
You can use the Sites Web page to configure the following common settings for a group of users:
Inbound and outbound dial rules.
Default prompt language when a user calls into Messaging. The user has an option to select from multiple languages using menu choices, if configured.
Speech recognition language.
Language prompts presented by the system when callers leave messages for the mailbox of a user within the site. This includes TTY and multilingual prompts.
The Sites Web page includes important configuration information that the application server depends on. The system generates an alarm if an error occurs while fetching the data from AIC or when writing to ADCS.
When the system generates the alarm, the TUI uses the Sites Web page data from the cache, which might not necessarily be the same as that in the AIC.
The system resets the alarm every time the application server downloads or refreshes the data from the Sites Web page. The Sites Web page data is downloaded or refreshed:
During the nightly synchronization of cache data.
By clicking Application Distribution Cache (ADCS) on the System Operations Web page.