- Telephone User Interface Use this node to configure telephone user interface (TUI) properties for a voice mail domain. The TUI provides callers and subscribers with easy access to the system over the telephone.
See VMSC - VMD - Telephone User Interface Dialog Box.
- Auto Attendant Use this node to configure how the Automated Attendant greets callers and instructs them on how to proceed.
See VMSC - VMD - Auto Attendant Dialog Box.
- Call Me Use this node to configure Call Me properties.Call Me allows subscribers to be called at one or more designated numbers each time they receive a message that meets certain criteria. The subscriber is then invited to log on to the TUI in order to review the message.
See VMSC - VMD - Call Me Dialog Box.
- Message Waiting Indicator Use this node to configure Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) properties. MWI allows subscribers to be alerted, when messages meeting specified criteria arrive in their mailbox.
See VMSC - VMD - Message Waiting Indicator Dialog Box.
- Fax Use this node to enable fax for a voice mail domain by configuring the system to communicate with a fax server. Subscribers can then send and receive faxes using their mailboxes.
See VMSC - VMD - Fax Dialog Box.
- Security Use the options in this node to set up access control lists (ACLs) for Message Application Server Administration, System Administration and Subscriber Administration.
See VMSC - VMD - Security Configuration.
- PBXs Use this node to determine the way in which the private branch exchange (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.
See VMSC - VMD - PBXs Configuration.
- Languages Use this node to configure the primary language to be used by the telephone user interface in the voice mail domain. You can also configure text-to-speech languages.
See VMSC - VMD - Languages Dialog Box.
- Audio Encoding Use this node to configure the audio encoding format used for recording messages. The format determines the way in which audio is recorded on every MAS in the voice mail domain.
See VMSC - VMD - Audio Encoding Dialog Box.
- Dialing Rules Use this node to configure rules for local subscribers to dial remote subscribers who have left call-answer messages.
See VMSC - VMD - Dialing Rules Dialog Box.
- Messaging Use this node to configure the privacy enforcement level for the voice mail domain and offline access to the message store.
See VMSC - VMD - Messaging Dialog Box.
- Web Subscriber Options Use this node to configure Avaya Voice Player properties in the voice mail domain.
See VMSC - VMD - Web Subscriber Options Dialog Box.
- Serviceability Use this node to configure the ability of the MAS to generate logs and notifications related to system errors and alarms. You can also control voice port service on the MAS.
See VMSC - VMD - Serviceability Dialog Box.
- Licensing Use this node to configure licensing information for the platform, the number of seats (voice mail-enabled mailboxes), and the number of Text-to-Speech (TTS) sessions per TTS engine. You can also configure the distribution of TTS licenses across one or more MASs.
See VMSC - VMD - Licensing Dialog Box.
- Message Application Servers Use this node to configure message application servers in the voice mail domain. This node expands to show many sub-nodes for configuring each MAS.
See VMSC - Message Application Server Configuration.
- Tracing System You can configure how information about voice mail system activity (operation history events) is logged. You can configure general tracing system properties, operation history database properties and transaction database properties.
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If you have not installed a tracing system, this node is not displayed in the Voice Mail System Configuration window.
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See VMSC - VMD - Tracing System Dialog Box.
