|
The following are considerations related to INTUITY AUDIX remote
machines:
- Scheduled message status for INTUITY AUDIX indicates
that delivery has not been successfully completed, nor has it
failed yet.
- Failed messages can exist in both incoming and outgoing mailboxes
for INTUITY AUDIX.
- Accessed status is consistent on both the Message Networking
and INTUITY AUDIX systems.
- Large messages to INTUITY AUDIX from Aria and Serenade are
failed with a message length failure code. INTUITY AUDIX
LX systems support a larger message length size than do INTUITY
AUDIX Release 4 or 5 systems.
- When recipients of messages from INTUITY AUDIX, DEFINITY ONE,
and IP600 systems are notified that one or more components of
a multimedia message cannot be delivered, the sender is not notified.
The recipient is notified to contact the sender for missing components.
- DEFINITY ONE and IP600 work in the same manner as does INTUITY
AUDIX; therefore, DEFINITY ONE and IP600 systems do not support
receipt of future delivery messages sent from Aria systems.
- When you want to send a message to all subscribers in an Enterprise
using a single Enterprise List, the following suggestions can
help to reduce network traffic load and the effects of MWIs:
- Reference a single mailbox per server in an Enterprise List
that has broadcast permission. Using this method, only one
message is sent to each server. After the message is deposited
in the subscriber’s mailbox (with broadcast permission),
the subscriber can then forward the message to the rest of
the subscribers on the server with or without MWI.
- Enterprise Lists can be created that reference local INTUITY
AUDIX ELA lists containing all local subscribers. This methods
also cuts down on network traffic load. When using Enterprise
Lists and INTUITY AUDIX ELA, make sure that a range defined
on an Enterprise List does not include an ELA list (unless
that is the desired effect). Additionally, be careful not
to create a cycle by referencing an ELA list in an Enterprise
List that references the same Enterprise List.
- There is an issue that can occur when you have a distribution
list on an INTUITY AUDIX system (a personal list or an ELA list)
that references remote Message Networking network addresses, and
the Directory View for that INTUITY AUDIX system is quite large
(usually greater than 10,000 remote subscribers). In this scenario,
it is possible for the referenced network addresses to be deleted
from the local INTUITY AUDIX list when a directory synchronization
problem occurs during a Demand Remote Update between the two systems.
When the Directory View is quite large and takes longer for a
full update, the chance of the directory synchronization being
interrupted and having to restart is greater (for example, because
an audit has started). In some cases, this restart causes the
remote subscribers on the INTUITY AUDIX system (the Message Networking
network addresses) to be reassigned a new internal subscriber
identifier (an internal number, not a new external network address).
It is this internal subscriber identifier that is stored when
the local INTUITY AUDIX list is built and, as a result, impacts
the list. If this problem occurs, it is recommended that you create
Enterprise Lists on the Message Networking system for these network
addresses.
Top of page
|
