VMSC - VMD - PBXs Configuration

Configuring a Private Branch Exchange (PBX) determines the way in which the PBX communicates with the voice mail domain. The screens you use to configure a PBX depend on the type of voice processing you are using.

In the Voice Mail System Configuration window, under the Voice Mail Domain tree, PBXs node, you can add new PBXs types, if necessary. See VMSC - VMD - Add New PBX Dialog Box.

These are the PBX types available:

Notes: For an overview on configuring properties in the voice mail domain plus important notes, see VMSC - Voice Mail Domain Configuration. For more information on configuring your PBX, see the PBX configuration notes. Configuration notes are available from the Avaya Support Website at http://www.avaya.com/support.

Brooktrout or Dialogic You should use analog nodes, if your PBX supports any of the following types of switch integration: Controlled LAN (C-LAN), Digital Multiplexed Interface - 4 (DMI-4), Inband or Serial RS-232.

See VMSC - VMD - PBX Configuration Dialog Box (Brooktrout Analog) or VMSC - VMD - PBX Configuration Dialog Box (Dialogic Analog).

Note: Avaya does not support Brooktrout port boards for Modular Messaging systems that run Release 3 software. All servers previously running with Brooktrout boards should be migrated to use Dialogic port boards.

QSIG You should use this node, if you are using E1 or T1 voice cards for Q-Signaling (QSIG) switch integration.

See VMSC - VMD - PBX Configuration Dialog Box (QSIG).

Set Emulation You should use this node, if you are using set emulation voice cards for Digital Set Emulation (DSE) switch integration.

See VMSC - VMD - PBX Configuration Dialog Box (Set Emulation).

IP H.323 You should use this node, if you are using IP connectivity between the messaging application server (MAS) and the Avaya PBX for H.323-based IP switch integration.

See VMSC - VMD - PBX Configuration Dialog Box (IP H.323).

IP SIP You should use this node, if you are using IP connectivity between the messaging application server (MAS) and the Avaya PBX for SIP-based IP switch integration.

See VMSC - VMD - PBX Configuration Dialog Box (IP SIP).