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Administrator interface

This topic provides an overview of the administrator interface for the Message Networking system:

  • Web-based administration interface. Administration of the Message Networking system is performed through the Web-based administration menu and pages.
  • Administering remote machines. Remote machine administration through the Message Networking administration screens allows you to add, modify, and delete supported analog or digital remote machines to Message Networking. For information on adding a remote machine, see Administering remote machines.
  • Defining network updates. Three types of network updates are supported by Message Networking:
    • Full. Subscriber information from any and all nodes is available to any other node that is set up as Full; an unlimited number of subscribers can be added (up to the amount of system memory).
    • Directory View (static) updates. A Directory View allows you to define, for a particular remote machine, the remote machines that can provide updates to that machine. You can specify a range of mailbox IDs on a remote machine from which to accept update information. Only those mailboxes defined in the Directory View are included. You can also define whether to include a voiced name for the subscriber. For more information on Directory Views, see Administering remote machine Directory Views.
    • Dynamic. Subscriber information is automatically added to directories the first time a new subscriber sends a message. Although there is no limit to how many subscribers can be added, the number of subscribers is limited by available system memory.
  • Defining dial plan mapping. Dial plan number mapping allows messages to be delivered to locations with different addressing schemes. For example, a message that is addressed using a 10-digit addressing scheme can be delivered automatically to a location that has 5-digit local addressing automatically through the use of dial plan mapping. A remote machine does not have to modify current addressing practices. For more information on dial plan mapping, see Administering remote machine dial plan mapping.
  • Message Confirmation comparison. The Accessed/Return Receipt/Positive Confirmation and Negative Confirmation Support tables compare how Message Confirmation is handled for messages sent through Message Networking.

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