Use the COS screen to define each
Class of Service. Use the Subscriber screen to assign a COS to a subscriber.
Things to Consider About Changing
Class of Service Options
Effect of changes
When you change a Class of Service, that change
affects all subscribers to whom you have assigned that Class of
Service. For example, if you change the Incoming Mailbox Order
field from fifo to lifo for the Class of Service named class8,
the order of messages in the incoming mailbox changes for all
subscribers with class8 identified on their Subscriber screen.
Custom COS
After you assign a COS for a subscriber on
Add / Edit Local Subscriber page. To set specific options for that
Class of Service, use the Edit a Class-of-Service page.
Printing screen information
If you would like to keep a paper copy of
the screen contents, precede the command display with the command
print. A printed copy could be helpful, especially if you create
several custom COSs.
Note: You must
have a system printer available and enabled to print screens and
reports. If you send print job requests and have no printer available,
the print jobs stay in the print queue, taking up required system
space.
Under Messaging Administration, select Classes-of-Service. You can display a list of the current
Classes of Service if you are not sure of the name ofthe COS you
want to edit.
