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VMSC - MAS - Messaging Dialog Box

Note: For a detailed overview of Messaging Application Server (MAS) configuration in the Voice Mail System Configuration (VMSC) application, see Overview of MAS Configuration in VMSC.

This topic describes how to use the Messaging dialog box to configure peer server and directory server settings for the selected MAS.

Note: To configure Messaging for the entire voice mail domain, see VMSC - VMD - Messaging Dialog Box.

The peer message store server is the message store server that MASs communicate with when sending and receiving voice messages. The directory server is the server that contains information about subscribers.

You can use the Messaging dialog box to specify the peer message store server name and database name. You can also specify the server names and database names for the primary directory server and a list of secondary directory servers. You can build a list of candidate peer message store servers for the MAS. The first peer message store server in the list is checked by the MAS for providing backup service, if the primary peer server fails. The rest are then checked in order.

Launching the Screen

In the Voice Mail System Configuration window, click the voice mail domain.

Click Message Application Servers.

Click on the MAS you want to configure.

Double-click Messaging. The system displays the Messaging dialog box for the selected MAS.

Tabs Available in this Dialog Box

General Use this tab to configure messaging settings for this MAS. You can specify the peer message store server name and database name. You can also specify the server names and database names for the primary directory server and a list of secondary directory servers. See VMSC - MAS - Messaging - General Tab.

Advanced Use this tab to build a list of candidate peer message store servers for the MAS. The first peer server in the list is checked by the MAS for providing backup service, if the primary peer server fails. The rest are then checked in order. See VMSC - MAS - Messaging - Advanced Tab.

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