Administration Guide - Avaya Support

VMSC - Voice Mail Domain (VMD) Configuration
The code can be DTMF or a combination of the letters A through D, H,
N, T, X, P, M, and R, and the special characters pound (#), asterisk (*),
dash (-), comma (,), plus sign (+), and ampersand (&). You can enter up
to 99 characters.
! Transfer Release Code when No Answer Enter a transfer release code
for a ring-no-answer extension, if required by the PBX. The default is &.
The code can be DTMF or a combination of the letters A through D, H,
N, T, X, P, M, and R, and the special characters pound (#), asterisk (*),
dash (-), comma (,), plus sign (+), and ampersand (&). You can enter up
to 99 characters.
! Transfer Release Code when Reject Enter a transfer release code for an
extension rejection call, if required by the PBX.
The code can be DTMF or a combination of the letters A through D, H,
N, T, X, P, M, and R, and the special characters pound (#), asterisk (*),
dash (-), comma (,), plus sign (+), and ampersand (&). You can enter up
to 99 characters.
! Flash Time Interval (ms) Enter the time, in milliseconds, that the hook
switch must be pressed for the voice mail system to recognize it as a hook
switch flash signal. The range is 0 through 10000, the default is 500.
! Enable Call Progress Select to enable full call progress. When selected
and a call is placed to an extension, the system listens for busy, invalid
number, no answer, and connect signals. If cleared and a call is placed to
an extension, the system assumes an answer. This check box is selected
by default.
Note: This property may be overridden by other applications, when
placing an outbound call.
Selecting this check box activates the Start Delay for Call Progress
(ms) field.
— Start Delay for Call Progress (ms) Enter the duration, in
milliseconds, between dialing a number and starting full call
progress. The range is 0 through 5000, the default is 1000.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
3–74 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007