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Configuring message store security

To enable the Messaging Application Server to log onto the Message Storage Server (MSS), you must configure one or more account names and credentials for the MSS.

Note: For more information about system security, see the “Getting Started” section on your system documentation CD.

To configure message store security:

  1. In the Voice Mail System Configuration window, click the voice mail domain.

    2. If you have more than one voice mail domain, you may need to expand the tree hierarchy to find the one you want.

  2. Click Security.
  3. Double-click Messaging Servers Administration.

    4. The system displays the Message Servers - Voice Mail Domain dialog box.

  4. Click the New icon .
  5. In the Browse dialog box, locate and click the message server (this is the message storage server), and click OK.

    6. You can only specify one message server in this release.

    Note: To delete a message store, highlight the message store name and click the Delete icon . The system prompts you to confirm the deletion.

  6. In the Credentials box, click the New icon .

    7. The cursor jumps to a protocol field and displays an available protocol with a drop-down list to select one of the four protocol options.

  7. Click the Protocol drop-down list and select the desired access protocol used on the message store.

    8. The access protocol is the interface used to access mailbox data, for example, IMAPI or LDAP. Normally, you add IMAPI, IMAP4, and LDAP. You add FAX only if your system will support FAX. The choices are as follows:

    • IMAP4  This protocol is necessary for the MAS to access the MSS.
    • IMAPI  This protocol is necessary for the Mailbox Monitor to access the message store. Mailbox Monitor manages the Message Waiting Indicator and Call Me servers.
    • LDAP  This protocol is necessary to retrieve subscriber data.
    • FAX  This protocol is necessary for the server to server as the FAX server.
  8. In the Password column, type the password for the account.

    9. If you are changing a password, the system prompts you to enter the old password, new password, and password confirmation.

  9. To add more accounts to the message store, repeat Step 6 through Step 8.

    10. You can add between one and four of the available protocol accounts, depending on the needs of your system.

  10. Click OK.
Note: To delete a credential, highlight the credential name and click the Delete icon . The system prompts you to confirm the deletion.

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