Configuring voice mail domain security

You can limit the number of people in a voice mail domain who have access to administration applications and tools by editing two access control lists (ACLs). These ACLs define the following types of administration:

System administration

Members of the System Administration ACL can access and use all Modular Messaging Software administration applications and tools except subscriber administration tools.

The default System Administration ACL has a single entry containing the account under which the first MAS was installed.

See Administering a System Administration access control list.

Subscriber administration

Members of the Subscriber Administration ACL can use subscriber administration tools to enable subscribers to use Modular Messaging Software.

The default Subscriber Administration ACL is empty. To enable subscribers to use the system, you must add at least one account or group to this list.

See Administering a Subscriber Administration access control list.

Message Server Administration

The MAS uses this list to identify the message stores with which it communicates. The system also lists the protocols the MAS uses to get subscriber data from the message store.

See Configuring message store security.

To run administration applications and tools, you must be logged on to a Windows domain.