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After you define the remote directory update
capabilities for your local Avaya™ S3400 Message Server, you
must define the remote directory update capabilities of each remote
S3400 or Avaya™ Message Networking system.
| Note: If your network contains one or more
Message Networking systems, there are two different ways that
you can set up remote directory updates with another S3400 system.
Each S3400 system can be set up to provide updates directly
to the other S3400 systems in the network (without using a Message
Networking system). Or, the Message Networking system can be
used to provide updates to the S3400 systems in the network
(that is, in a hub-and-spoke topology). For more detailed information
about setting up remote directory updates with other S3400 systems
using a Message Networking system, see the Message Networking
online Help. |
To define the remote directory update capabilities
of a specific remote system:
- Start at the Messaging Administration main
menu and select:
Global Administration
Messaging Administration
The system displays the SSH User Authentication
dialog box. Enter your login, for example, sa or vm, in the User name field
and your password in the Password field. Click Login. The system then
displays the Messaging command prompt screen.
- Enter change
machine remote_machine_name or add machine remote_machine_name
at the enter command prompt, where remote_machine_name
is the name of a system that shares the network with your local
system.
| Tip: To see
a list of remote systems, enter list machines
at the enter command prompt. |
The system displays
the Remote Machine Profile screen, page 1. The table for Field
definitions: Remote Machine Profile screen, page 1 describes
the address ranges assigned to the remote machine.
- Press F7
(Next Page).
The system displays
the Remote Machine Profile screen, page 2.
- Complete the
fields on this screen by using the information provided in the
table for Field definitions: Remote
Machine Profile screen, page 2.
- Press F3
(Save) to save the information in the system database.
The cursor returns
to the command line, and the system displays the following message:
Command Successfully
Completed.
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If you are done setting up remote updates with a specific machine,
enter exit at the enter command prompt, press Enter,
and click Return to Main.
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