Administration Guide - Avaya Support

VMSC - Voice Mail Domain (VMD) Configuration
Dialing Rules Dialog Box
Note: For a detailed overview of voice mail domain configuration in the Voice Mail
System Configuration (VMSC) application, see Overview of VMD
Configuration in VMSC on page 3-3.
This topic describes how to use the Dialing Rules dialog box to configure Dialing
Rules for the voice mail domain.
With Dialing Rules, local subscribers are given the option to either reply to
call-answered messages from remote subscribers, or to return the call. You can
configure rules for recognizing the remote subscriber’s calling party number so that the
option to return the call is given, and configure the rules for returning that call.
Note: Remote subscribers either belong to a different voice mail domain on the
Modular Messaging system, or a different Modular Messaging system within
the Modular Messaging system network. For the Modular Messaging system
to identify callers as remote subscribers, their telephone numbers need to be
mapped on the Avaya Message Storage Server (MSS). For more
information, see the Avaya Modular Messaging MSS Administration Guide.
You can use the Dialing Rules dialog box to manage a list of dialing rules and
configure the codes used to dial outside of the local dialing plan, outside the local area
codes, or an international number.
Launching the Screen
1. In the Voice Mail System Configuration window, click the voice mail
domain.
2. Double-click Dialing Rules. The system displays the Dialing Rules
dialog box for the selected VMD, with the General tab active.
Configuring the Screen Controls
! Trunk access code Enter the code used to dial outside of the local dialing
plan.You can type 0-20 characters, using digits 0 through 9, * (star) and #
(pound).
! Long distance code Enter the code to dial a number outside the local
area codes. You can type 0-20 characters, using digits 0 through 9, * (star)
and # (pound).
! International code Enter the code used to dial an international number.
You can type 0-20 characters, using digits 0 through 9, * (star) and #
(pound).
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
February 2007 MAS Administration Guide
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