Introduction
Communication Manager Messaging uses
information from the Communication Manager software to answer telephone calls,
and also sends information back to the Communication Manager software. Depending on the information
received, the messaging software plays a greeting, provides an automated
attendant, permits a subscriber to retrieve messages, or directs unanswered
incoming telephone calls to the correct mailbox.
Shared Processor for Communication Manager Messaging server and Communication Manager server
Processor is shared between CM Messaging and Communication Manager as they reside on the same server. Now, the messaging software connects to the Avaya Communication Manager software by means of H.323 / Q.Sig protocol.
Hunt Group Still Necessary
The logic of voice ports, remains the same. This
logic means that a messaging hunt group must still be defined with
4 or 8 virtual voice ports and extension numbers. Other switch adminstration
tasks that are associated with proper hunt group functions, such as
creating COR, COS, and coverage paths, are also required. The Communication Manager server
and messaging software applications send control messages to each
other by means of H.323 / Q.Sig protocol over an IP Trunk. Communication Manager Messgaing provides 80 messaging voice ports and supports up to 5,000 mailboxes.
International Switch Tone
Parameters
The messaging saoftware supports many of the same country
switch tone parameter sets established for the Communication Manager server. The
countries for which country-specific parameters are established are
as follows:
| Brazil |
Japan |
| Canada |
Mexico |
| China |
South Korea |
| France |
United Kingdom |
| Germany |
United States |
| Italy |
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