MAS - Octel Analog Networking Gateway Properties Dialog Box

Avaya has added 5 tabs to the Exchange System Manager application, Octel Analog Networking Gateway Properties dialog box. The tabs are Local Node, Remote Nodes, Delivery Rules, Schedules and Dialing Strings.

You can use these tabs to administer an Octel Analog Networking gateway, so that Avaya Modular Messaging subscribers can exchange voice messages with other Octel Analog Networking-enabled voice mail systems.

Opening the Octel Analog Networking Gateway Properties Dialog Box

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.

These tabs are available:

Local Node Use this tab to enable your local Octel Analog Networking node to send and receive messages through the Octel Analog Networking gateway. The properties apply to all MASs in the domain.

See MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Local Node Tab.

Remote Nodes Use this tab to set up the communication between Avaya Modular Messaging and other Octel Analog Networking-enabled voice mail systems, known as remote Octel Analog Networking nodes.

See MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Remote Nodes Tab.

Delivery Rules Use this tab to set up rules for message delivery to a remote Octel Analog Networking node. Using delivery rules, you can assign different schedules to messages of high, low, or normal importance.

See MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Delivery Rules Tab.

Schedules Use this tab to set up message dispatch schedules. These determine what time of day messages are sent from the MAS to mailboxes on the remote Octel Analog Networking node.

See MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Schedules Tab.

Dialing Strings Use this tab to establish the dialing string required by the PBX to access a remote Octel Analog Networking node. The dialing string is the telephone code required for calling long distance.

See MAS - OAN Gateway Properties - Dialing Strings Tab.