Viewing and configuring licensing

Avaya Modular Messaging systems are priced according to:

The number of voice-enabled mailboxes the customer wants

The platform the customer wants to use for the “back-end” servers (Avaya S3400 family, Microsoft Exchange, or Lotus Domino)

The number of telephone ports in the system

The maximum number of concurrent Text-to-Speech (TTS) sessions the customer wants to provide for

Avaya controls the use and access of some of these features using a license that the customer must purchase. The features that Avaya controls using licensing include:

The platform

The number of seats (voice mail-enabled mailboxes)

The maximum number of TTS sessions allowed for each TTS engine installed

From the Licensing entry of the Voice Mail System Configuration application, you can do the following:

View licensing information for your system (see Viewing licensing information).

Distribute Text-to-Speech (TTS) licenses across two or more MASs (see Distributing TTS licenses across MASs).

Install a license file for the voice mail domain (see Installing a license file).