VMSC - Message Application Server Configuration

You can configure properties for the selected MAS via the Message Application Servers node of the Voice Mail Domains tree in the Voice Mail System Configuration (VMSC) window.

Before you begin read these topics

Notes: The system may prompt you to stop and restart the MAS after you make changes to a property in the Voice Mail System Configuration window. If so, the changes do not take effect until you stop and restart the MAS. See MAS - Stopping and Restarting Modular Messaging (MM) Services. You must configure each MAS in your system.

An overview of the Voice Mail System Configuration window.

See Voice Mail System Configuration Window

How to configure properties shared across MASs in a Voice Mail Domain.

See VMSC - Voice Mail Domain Configuration

To open the Message Application Servers node

On your Windows desktop, click the Start > Programs > Avaya Modular Messaging > Voice Mail System Configuration menu. This launches the Voice Mail System Configuration window.

If it is not already expanded, double-click Voice Mail Domains, then double-click on the appropriate voice mail domain.

Double-click on Message Application Servers.

Double-click on the appropriate MAS under the Message Application Servers branch. This expands the tree to show all the available nodes.

Configuring the MAS

VMSC - Adding a New Message Application Server

VMSC - Removing a Message Application Server

VMSC - Telephony Configuration Wizard

Configuring Message Application Servers nodes:

Messaging Use this node to configure the peer server and the directory server.

See VMSC - MAS - Messaging Dialog Box.

Languages Use this node to view a list of the languages installed on an MAS.

See VMSC - MAS - Languages Dialog Box.

Telephony Interface User this node to configure the telephony interface to support analog or digital voice boards. Depending on the type of integration or the voice boards you are using, you can configure one of the following telephony interface types: Analog, QSIG, Set Emulation or IP H.323.

See VMSC - MAS - Telephony Interface Dialog Box.

Port Groups Use this node to set up port groups for use by PC client applications, the Telephone User Interface (TUI), Call Me, and Fax.

See VMSC - MAS - Port Groups Dialog Box.

PBX Integration Use this node to configure private branch exchange (PBX) integration for an MAS. This determines how the selected PBX type passes call information to the MAS.

See VMSC - MAS - PBX Integration Dialog Box.

PBX Type Use this node to select the private branch exchange type for the MAS.

See VMSC - MAS - PBX Type Dialog Box.

Serviceability Use this node to configure how alarm notifications are sent out at MAS level, using either the Avaya Initialization and Administration System (INADS) or SNMP traps to a network management server.

See VMSC - MAS - Serviceability Dialog Box.

Trace File Size Use this node to configure the size of the tracing file that stores operation history events before they are sent to the tracing server.

See VMSC - MAS - Trace File Size Dialog Box.