Getting Started

• Avaya Message Networking concepts and features
• Message Networking requirements
• Using this Help
• System security

Installing and upgrading the system

• Installation information for Message Networking
• Upgrading to Message Networking 2.0
• Updating system software via CD-ROM
• Updating system software using downloaded software
• Adding software packages
• Installing system software on an existing system

Administering the system

• Administration checklist
• Accessing the system
  • Logging In to Message Networking
  • Logging out of Message Networking
  • Administering passwords
  • Administering the ASG gateway
  • Setting up remote access
• Verifying customer options
• Administering the voice system
• Setting system parameters
• Administering TCP/IP LAN connectivity
• Administering remote machines
• Performing switch administration
• Performing remote updates
• Administering the Message Networking system as a remote machine
• Administering SMTP/MIME security
• Administering subscribers
• Administering Enterprise Lists
• Administering Call Detail Recording
• Using the File Transfer Protocol
• Administering SNMP
• Administering alarm management

Monitoring and maintaining the system

• Performing basic maintenance
  • Accessing the product ID
  • Checking and setting the system clock
  • Starting the messaging software (voice system)
  • Stopping the messaging software (voice system)
  • Shutting down the system
  • Checking the reboot schedule
  • Performing a system reboot
• Performing software management
• Viewing system configuration and status
• Reviewing system logs
  • Accessing logs
  • Application IDs for alarms and events
  • List of alarms
  • List of events
  • Running alarm origination tests
  • Viewing alarm origination Test results
  • Resetting alarm origination
  • System reboot event log error
• Performing hardware maintenance
  • Safety information
  • Protecting against ESD damage
  • Getting inside the chassis
  • Replacing peripheral components
  • Replacing system components
  • Replacing the system server
  • Adding an analog port board
  • High-availability option (for disaster recovery)
  • Viewing and verifying CMOS settings
  • Retrieving hard disk information
• Backing up the system
• Generating reports
• Running database audits
• Displaying the message queue
• Performing voice port diagnostics
• Changing the system's network address length
• Changing a remote machine's mailbox number length
• Changing the Message Networking network addressing
• Restoring backed-up system files
• Troubleshooting

Reference

• Glossary
• Installation planning forms (PDF)
• Voice fragments
• TCP/IP usage
• Avaya MIB descriptions
• Enterprise List moderator
• Print guides (PDF)

Note: You must have Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Acrobat Reader to view or print the installation worksheets and print guides, which are provided in PDF format. Adobe Acrobat Reader is freely available for download from www.adobe.com.