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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Contents
  • Page 8 – Other planning considerations
  • Page 9 – Appendix C Considerations with Message Networking server
  • Page 11 – Preface; Overview; Audience
  • Page 12 – Conventions and definitions
  • Page 13 – Avaya Modular Messaging documentation; Avaya Modular Messaging support
  • Page 14 – Customer’s responsibility for their system’s security
  • Page 15 – Section 1; Introduction
  • Page 17 – Introducing Avaya Modular
  • Page 19 – Benefits of Avaya Modular Messaging; Scalability; Mobility
  • Page 20 – Familiar telephone user experience; Multiple language support
  • Page 22 – Ease of administration
  • Page 23 – Switch integration
  • Page 25 – Section 2; Concepts
  • Page 27 – Modular Messaging versions
  • Page 28 – Avaya Modular Messaging versions
  • Page 30 – Modular Messaging—Exchange and Modular Messaging—Domino
  • Page 35 – Modular Messaging server
  • Page 36 – MAS services and functionality
  • Page 37 – Modular Messaging software components
  • Page 38 – Tracing Server
  • Page 39 – Call Me Server
  • Page 40 – Fax Sender Server
  • Page 41 – Distributing server components and services
  • Page 42 – The Mailbox Manager application:
  • Page 43 – Functions of a message store
  • Page 44 – Microsoft Exchange server
  • Page 45 – Directory server
  • Page 47 – Modular Messaging interfaces
  • Page 48 – Telephone user interfaces; The caller interface
  • Page 52 – The subscriber interface
  • Page 55 – Message categories
  • Page 58 – Multilingual support
  • Page 60 – Graphical user interfaces
  • Page 62 – Client Add-in for Microsoft Outlook
  • Page 63 – Voice Form
  • Page 65 – Voice Recorder
  • Page 67 – Subscriber Options; Voice Mail
  • Page 69 – Avaya Modular Messaging Web Client
  • Page 73 – Unified Communication Center Speech Access
  • Page 74 – Administrative and management interfaces; Message Storage Server administration; Mailbox Manager
  • Page 75 – Messaging application server administration
  • Page 76 – Reporting capabilities; MAS reports
  • Page 77 – MSS reports
  • Page 81 – Modular Messaging features
  • Page 82 – Key features and capabilities
  • Page 91 – SNMP with Modular Messaging; SNMP system queries
  • Page 92 – Logs and notifications; MAS alarms and logs
  • Page 93 – MSS alarms and logs
  • Page 97 – Licensing
  • Page 98 – Audio encoding formats
  • Page 99 – Binary size and MIME transfer size
  • Page 101 – Offline messaging
  • Page 102 – Offline Call Answer
  • Page 103 – Offline access to Call Answer messages
  • Page 104 – When a Microsoft Exchange message store goes offline
  • Page 105 – When an IBM Lotus Domino message store goes offline
  • Page 107 – N+1 server configuration; Added redundancy with N+1 server configuration
  • Page 108 – Distributing ports in an N+1 server configuration
  • Page 109 – Communities and sending restrictions
  • Page 111 – System lists; Modular Messaging—MSS Enhanced-List Application
  • Page 112 – Modular Messaging—MSS Broadcast
  • Page 114 – Personal Distribution Lists; PDL members
  • Page 115 – PDL labels and identifiers
  • Page 118 – Addressing messages to PDLs
  • Page 121 – Other concepts related to PDL addressing; Circular PDLs
  • Page 122 – Creating private messages
  • Page 123 – Accessing private messages
  • Page 127 – Restricting client access to mailboxes
  • Page 128 – Standard RFC822 Privacy Header
  • Page 129 – Summary of the privacy parameters
  • Page 131 – Subscriber data migrations and system upgrades
  • Page 133 – Addressing and networking
  • Page 134 – Addressing; Primary mailbox address
  • Page 136 – Local mailbox numbers
  • Page 137 – Numeric Address
  • Page 138 – Additional forms of addressing from the TUI
  • Page 142 – Additional forms of addressing from the PC user interface
  • Page 144 – Multiple mailboxes and alias extensions; Multiple extensions per mailbox; Call Answer support
  • Page 145 – Multiple mailboxes per extension
  • Page 146 – Networking
  • Page 147 – Modular Messaging—MSS and the Message Networking Server
  • Page 148 – Message Networking server for administration:; Message Networking server for performance:
  • Page 151 – Modular Messaging and fax
  • Page 152 – Incoming faxes
  • Page 153 – Outgoing fax
  • Page 155 – An overview of third-party fax servers
  • Page 157 – Enabling subscribers for fax
  • Page 158 – Routing inbound fax calls to the third-party fax server
  • Page 159 – Working with fax messages; Fax messaging from the TUI; Fax Call Answer
  • Page 162 – Fax messaging from the PC user interfaces
  • Page 165 – Telephony concepts
  • Page 166 – Voice ports
  • Page 167 – Switch integration options
  • Page 168 – QSIG D Channel
  • Page 169 – Integration features
  • Page 172 – Telephony protocols; T1 digital trunks
  • Page 174 – Signaling
  • Page 175 – Hunt groups; Types of hunt groups
  • Page 177 – Support for message and call
  • Page 178 – Message notification; Call Me
  • Page 179 – Using Call Me
  • Page 180 – Configuring Call Me; Notify Me - Automatic
  • Page 182 – Overview of Message Waiting Indicator (MWI); MWI capacities
  • Page 183 – Using MWI; MWI in offline mode; Configuring MWI
  • Page 185 – Call notification; Caller-requested Notify Me
  • Page 186 – Find Me
  • Page 188 – Using Find Me
  • Page 189 – Configuring Find Me; Intercom paging
  • Page 190 – Combining features
  • Page 193 – Section 3; Planning
  • Page 195 – Designing voice mail domains
  • Page 199 – Rules for MSS messaging environments
  • Page 202 – Considering the proximity of the switch to e-mail message stores
  • Page 203 – System capacities
  • Page 204 – Voice mail domain capacities
  • Page 206 – Avaya Message Storage Server capacities
  • Page 207 – Messaging application server capacities
  • Page 208 – MAS port capacities (Modular Messaging—MSS)
  • Page 210 – MAS port capacities (Exchange and Domino)
  • Page 211 – Port Sizing
  • Page 212 – Port sizing using Modular Messaging offers; Port usage patterns
  • Page 213 – Modular Messaging—MSS offers
  • Page 215 – Modular Messaging Aria TUI offers; T1QSIG integration
  • Page 216 – E1 QSIG integration
  • Page 218 – Modular Messaging AUDIX TUI offers
  • Page 228 – Identifying which Modular Messaging offer a customer needs; An Example; Estimating the additional e-mail readers required
  • Page 231 – Port sizing without using Modular Messaging offers; Concepts a planner must know; Busy hour
  • Page 232 – Grade of service; Estimating port requirements
  • Page 234 – Guidelines
  • Page 236 – Examples
  • Page 237 – Evaluating the additional load on the network and e-mail servers
  • Page 242 – Messaging application server redundancy
  • Page 243 – Message Store Server redundancy
  • Page 245 – Messaging application server load balancing; Distribution of server components
  • Page 247 – Recommendations for the Tracing Server
  • Page 249 – Recommendations for the Offline Call Answer Store
  • Page 251 – An example
  • Page 253 – Calculating the message storage capacity; Storage space available on the MAS; Voice messages
  • Page 254 – Storage space available on the MSS; Calculating the storage space on e-mail servers
  • Page 256 – Storage planning
  • Page 257 – Fax port and storage planning
  • Page 258 – Message retention estimate
  • Page 260 – IMAP4 client limits
  • Page 261 – POP3 client limits
  • Page 262 – Port requirement planning
  • Page 271 – Customer environment
  • Page 273 – Site requirements for Avaya servers; Environmental requirements
  • Page 274 – Customer-provided cabinet requirements
  • Page 275 – Modular Messaging and the Windows domain; Subscriber and administrator authentication; Modular Messaging—MSS system.
  • Page 282 – MAS specifications with Modular Messaging—MSS
  • Page 283 – Client Add-in for Microsoft Outlook requirements
  • Page 284 – Subscriber Options requirements
  • Page 285 – Modular Messaging Web Client requirements; Avaya support policy for Modular Messaging Web Client:
  • Page 287 – Tracing Server requirements
  • Page 290 – Supported software
  • Page 291 – Other; Administration Client requirements
  • Page 292 – Compatibility with Avaya Integrated Management
  • Page 293 – Messaging application server requirements
  • Page 300 – Caller Applications Editor requirements
  • Page 304 – Subscriber Administration Extension requirements
  • Page 305 – Peer Exchange Server requirements
  • Page 306 – Peer Domino Server requirements
  • Page 307 – Other considerations
  • Page 309 – Considerations with Message
  • Page 313 – Glossary
  • Page 323 – Index
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Modular Messaging
Concepts and Planning Guide

Release 2 with Avaya Message Storage Server
Release 1.1 with Microsoft Exchange or IBM Lotus Domino
Message Stores

11-300244

Issue 2

November 2004

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Summary

Page 3 - Contents

Contents Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and Planning Guide iii November 2004 Preface Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiAudience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Page 8 - Other planning considerations

Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and Planning Guide viii November 2004 Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and Planning Guide Estimating the additional e-mail readers required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-18 Port sizing without using Modular Messaging offers . . . . ...

Page 9 - Appendix C Considerations with Message Networking server

November 2004 Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and Planning Guide ix Subscriber and administrator authentication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-5 Considerations when implementing Modular Messaging—MSS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-7Con...

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