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Use the Subscriber Parameter Display page to display
subscriber information. The information on this page is the
same as the information entered on the Subscriber
Parameter Administration page.
This page contains the following fields.
Network
Address: Type the network address of the subscriber for which
you want to view information.
Mailbox ID: Displays the mailbox extension
for this subscriber.
Remote Machine: Displays the name
of the remote machine on which this subscriber resides.
Type: Displays the type of remote machine
for the remote machine name.
Name: Displays the name of this network
address and mailbox ID.
Community ID: Displays the subscriber's
assigned Community ID. INTUITY AUDIX systems use this ID for permissions
checking. Octel Analog Networking, AMIS Analog, Aria Digital, Serenade
Digital, and VPIM v2 subscribers have a default community ID of
1 that can be changed at the subscriber level.
NameNet Type: Displays the default
NameNet Type for this subscriber. NameNet is used by the Octel Analog
Networking and Aria Digital protocols for aging purposes:
- P: Indicates that directory entries are permanent.
- U (usage-based): Indicates that directory entries are
temporarily available based on the network traffic of a particular
remote machine. The default for AUDIX, AMIS Analog, Octel Analog
Networking, Aria Digital, Serenade Digital, and VPIM v2 machines
is U.
Voiced Name: A display-only field that
Indicates whether this subscriber has a recorded voice name. When
the system is full, subscriber names are added to the database,
but voiced names are not.
Last Updated: A display-only field
that indicates the date and time at which this subscriber was added.
Last Usage Date: A display-only field
that indication the date and time at which this subscriber last
used this mailbox.
User ID: A display-only field. On
the Message Networking system, this is the equivalent of an email
user ID and can be customized for non-SMTP subscribers. This has
the effect of providing an email ID for voice messaging subscribers,
and it can be used to receive electronic mail (if Message Networking
is properly configured) from the Internet and other SMTP/MIME electronic
mail sources. This field defaults to the network address for all
subscriber types, except for SMTP/MIME. For SMTP/MIME, this field
defaults to the portion of their email address before the @ (for
example, for a user with an email address of [email protected],
jsmith is the default user ID). It is important that you change
the user IDs of SMTP subscribers to the subscribers' actual user
IDs on the remote machine so that messages can be sent to and received
by the subscribers. You can modify a subscriber's User ID on the
Subscriber Parameters Administration
page.
Domain Name: A display-only field.
This field contains the domain name, which, in an email address,
is the part of the address that follows the @ sign, as in userid@domain.
For non-SMTP/MIME subscribers, this value is the same as the machine
name of the Message Networking system. The domain name, combined
with the subscriber's user ID, creates an email address for voice
messaging subscribers. For example, if an INTUITY subscriber has
a user ID of "voicemessageuser1" on a Message Networking
system called "my.company.com," the email address for
that subscriber would be" [email protected]."
This field can be a fully qualified domain name (such as system.location.company.com),
or just a domain (such as company.com).
Voicemail Domain ID: A display-only
field that indicates the subscriber's voicemail domain ID for Avaya
MM remote machine subscribers.
UTF8 Name: A display-only field that
indicates the subscriber's multibyte character name for Avaya MM
remote machine subscribers.
Numeric Address: A display-only field
that indicates the subscriber's numeric address. A numeric address
is an alternate method for Modular Messaging systems to address
messages to subscribers on other remote systems. This field is blank
by default. You can also administer numeric addresses on a remote
machine basis. For more information, see Administering
numeric address mapping.
Distinguished Name: A display-only
field that indicates the unique LDAP entry name for Avaya MM remote
machine subscribers. For example:
umObjectGUID=a1705ef8f72611d69ef8000347a1d791,
ou=People,dc=Avaya
Subscriber GUID: A display-only field
that indicates the unique 128-bit value that identifies the subscriber
in the VM domain to which the subscriber is assigned. For example:
a1705ef8f72611d69ef8000347a1d791
Language ID: A display-only
field that indicates the selected language for the subscriber.
Host VMS Name: A display-only field
that indicates the subscriber's home messaging server for Avaya
MM remote machine subscribers.
Telephone Number: A display-only
field that indicates the Telephone Number of this subscriber. Telephone Numbers are used by Modular Messaging systems to identify callers as subscribers within the messaging network. This number is the result of the Telephone Number Administration administered for the remote machine on which this subscriber resides. If you do not administer Telephone Number Mapping, this field is blank.
Note: This field was named Primary Extension Number in previous releases of Message Networking.
Subscriber Permission:
A display-only field that indicates the Enterprise List permission
ID assigned to this subscriber. You can change the permission ID
assigned to this subscriber on the Subscriber
Parameter Administration page. You can also assign a permission
ID to an individual subscriber or a range of subscribers on the Enterprise
Subscriber Permissions page.
The following buttons appear at the bottom of this page:
- Back: Click this button to return to the Subscriber Administration
page.
- Return to Main: Click this button to return to the Administration
menu.
- Display: Click to view the parameters for the
entered network address.
- Help: Click this button to get information about completing
this page.
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