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MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Remote Nodes Tab

This topic describes the controls in the Remote Nodes tab of the Octel Analog Networking Gateway Properties dialog box. See MAS - Octel Analog Networking Gateway Properties Dialog Box.

You can set up the communication between Avaya Modular Messaging and other Octel Analog Networking-enabled voice mail systems, known as remote Octel Analog Networking nodes.

Before configuring the Remote Nodes tab, you must make some notes about the remote node, and configure the other OAN Gateway Properties tabs, in this order:

MAS - Preparing to Administer OAN Nodes.

MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Local Node Tab.

MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Schedules Tab.

MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Delivery Rules Tab.

MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Dialing Strings Tab.

Note: For more information, see MAS - Procedure for Administering Octel Analog Networking.

Opening the OAN Remote Nodes tab

On your Windows desktop, click the Start > Programs > Microsoft Exchange > System Manager menu to launch Exchange System Manager.

In the console tree, select the container that includes the mail-enabled user object that you want to administer.

In the console tree, locate and click Connectors.

Under Connectors, right-click the Octel Analog Networking gateway object that you want to administer, and click Properties.

The system displays the Octel Analog Networking Gateway Properties dialog box for the selected OAN gateway object, with the Local Node tab selected.

Select the Remote Nodes tab.

To configure the OAN Remote Nodes, complete the following fields:

Remote Nodes Presents information about remote nodes using a collapsible tree structure.

You can quickly modify existing information for a remote node property by right-clicking on the appropriate branch and clicking the option you require from a shortcut menu.

Right Click > Add Adds a node in the tree beneath the currently selected node, then launches the Remote Node Properties dialog box. You can configure the new remote node. See MAS - OAN - Remote Node Properties Dialog Box.

Right Click > Delete Deletes the node selected in the tree. The system prompts you to confirm the deletion.

Right Click > Properties Opens the Remote Node Properties dialog box for the node selected in the tree. You can edit the existing remote node.

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