Setting up addresses for Octel Analog Networking recipients under Exchange 2000/2003

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Setting up addresses for Octel Analog Networking recipients under Exchange 2000/2003

Octel Analog Networking recipients with mailboxes on another Octel Analog Networking-compatible voice mail system can be added to the Microsoft Exchange directory in one of the following ways:

By creating an Octel Analog Networking custom recipient in the Exchange directory. (For the procedure, see Setting up Octel Analog Networking custom recipients.)

By modifying an existing directory object, such as a custom recipient or mailbox, to include a Modular Messaging Alternate Voice Mail Address (AVMA). (For the procedure, see Setting up Modular Messaging AVMA addresses.)

For more information on addressing messages to Octel Analog Networking recipients, see the Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and Planning Guide.