Configuring the primary peer server and directory server

To select the peer mail server and directory server, use the Messaging dialog box, General tab.

In the Voice Mail System Configuration window, click Message Application Servers.

Note: You may need to expand the tree to see the MAS you want.

Under that MAS, double-click Messaging.

The system displays the Messaging dialog box, with the General tab active.

In the Mail Server Name field, enter the domain name of the MAS.

The tab display automatically updates with the MAS domain details.

In the Mail Database Name field, enter the mail path and name of the mail server database.

The Mail Database is the mailbox for the Domino MAS account. By default, this is the database specified when Avaya Modular Messaging was installed.

Note: This field appears only in Avaya Modular Messaging — IBM Lotus Domino version.

In the Primary Directory Server field, enter the mail path and name of the directory server on which the voice mail domain object is installed.

By default, this is the directory server specified when the MAS was installed.

In the Directory Database Name field, enter the name of the directory server database.

The default is Names.nsf.

Note: This field appears in Avaya Modular Messaging — IBM Lotus Domino version only.

If you are configuring Avaya Modular Messaging for IBM Lotus Domino and want to add secondary directory servers, do the following:

Click Add Server.

Under Server, enter the name of the secondary Domino server that you want to add.

The default, database name appears automatically. You can change the database name if required.

Add more secondary servers, if required.

Note: To delete a secondary server, click the server and click Remove Server. The system does not prompt you to confirm the deletion but deletes it immediately.

Click OK.

Configuring the primary peer server and directory server

To configure messaging: