- 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 Serviceability. The system displays the Serviceability dialog box for the selected MAS, with the General tab active.
- Suppress alarm notifications Select to temporarily suppress alarm notifications from this MAS.
You would typically select this, if you were engaged in maintenance and/or repair activities that would result in the generation of additional alarms and errors. In this situation, be sure to remember to clear this check box when you are finished, otherwise alarm notifications will not resume.
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If the same setting is selected in the voice mail domain-wide Serviceability dialog box, General tab, it overrides this setting. If it is not selected, the setting on this screen is used for the MAS. See VMSC - VMD - Serviceability - General Tab.
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- Product identifier Enter the unique 10-digit number used to identify this MAS. This number is then used to identify the MAS when it raises an alarm.
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If this field is left blank then the default number is assigned, 2000000000.
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- System Location Enter a description of the location at which the message store server (Avaya MSS) resides. For example, the name of the company using the system, or the room number within the company where the system is located. The field length is 256 characters, the default value is -- Unknown --.
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This field is not required but Avaya strongly recommends that you use it.
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- System Contact Enter the name of the network manager who administers the Modular Messaging system. The field length is 256 characters, the default value is -- The Messaging Administrator --.
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This field is not required but Avaya strongly recommends that you use it.
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- Inbound SNMP Port Number Enter the inbound port number for SNMP queries. The range is 1 through 65535, the default is 161.
