VMSC Menu Commands

The Voice Mail System Configuration window has a top menu bar and some right-click menus. These are enabled depending on which node is selected in the tree (see VMSC - Voice Mail Domain Nodes & MAS Nodes).

The following menu commands are available along the top of the Voice Mail System Configuration window. Some are grayed out unless you have selected a particular node in the tree. Certain menu commands are also available when you right-click on a particular node in the Voice Mail System Configuration window’s tree.

File - Top Level Menu

File > Exit Closes down the Voice Mail System Configuration window.

Edit - Top Level Menu (& Right-Click)

Edit > New Voice Mail Domain Opens the Add New Voice Mail Domain dialog box, where you can add a new VMD.

This command is also available, when you right-click the Voice Mail Domain node in the tree.

Note: If you are using an Avaya message store server, you can only have one voice mail domain.

See VMSC - VMD - Adding a New Voice Mail Domain.

Edit > Remove Voice Mail Domain Removes the voice mail domain selected in the tree.

This command is also available, when you right-click the voice mail domain node in the tree.

See VMSC - VMD - Removing a Voice Mail Domain.

Important: Removing or renaming a voice mail domain can have serious repercussions for your Modular Messaging system. Refer to the Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3 Concepts and Planning Guide before doing so.

Edit > Rename Voice Mail Domain Opens the Rename Voice Mail Domain dialog box, where you can rename the selected VMD. This menu command is only enabled when you select a VMD in the tree.

This command is also available, when you right-click the voice mail domain node in the tree.

See VMSC - VMD - Renaming a Voice Mail Domain.

Edit > Refresh Domain Languages Refreshes the languages for the selected voice mail domain. This should be used, if you have installed a language and can’t see it for any reason. This menu command is only enabled when you select a VMD in the tree.

This command is also available, when you right-click the voice mail domain node in the tree.

Edit > Add Message Application Server Opens the Add New Message Application Server dialog box, where you can add a new MAS to the voice mail domain.

This command is also available, when you right-click the Message Application Servers node in the tree.

See VMSC - Adding a New Message Application Server.

Edit > Remove Message Application Server Removes the selected MAS from the voice mail domain.

This command is also available, when you right-click the MAS node in the tree.

See VMSC - Removing a Message Application Server.

Edit > Re-deploy Caller Applications Opens the Prepare Caller Application Data dialog box. This allows you to re-deploy caller applications already deployed on the selected MAS to any new MASs in the voice mail domain. This menu command is only enabled when you select an MAS in the tree.

This command is also available, when you right-click the MAS node in the tree.

Note: For more information about caller applications, see MAS - Caller Applications (CA) Editor.

Edit > Add PBX Type Opens the Add New PBX dialog box, where you can add new PBXs to the voice mail domain.

This command is also available, when you right-click the PBXs node in the tree.

See VMSC - VMD - Add New PBX Dialog Box.

Edit > Remove PBX Type Removes the selected PBX from the voice mail domain. This menu command is only enabled when you select a PBX in the tree.

This command is also available, when you right-click the PBX node in the tree.

Edit > Telephony Configuration Wizard Launches the Telephony Configuration Wizard for the selected MAS. You can quickly configure the telephony interface, add PBXs, configure a PBX type, and the number of ports/time slots.

This command is also available, when you right-click the MAS node in the tree.

See VMSC - Telephony Configuration Wizard.

Edit > Refresh Refreshes the Voice Mail System Configuration window.