Administration Guide - Avaya Support

VMSC - Voice Mail Domain (VMD) Configuration
— Partial Select to prevent subscribers from forwarding any message
marked as private or replying to a private message with the original
message attached. It does not, however, restrict delivery of new
private messages to recipients on networked machines (that is, other
MASs, MSSs or message systems in the network). Private messages
can be delivered to messaging systems that may not be capable of
enforcing privacy settings.
Note: Avaya Modular Messaging subscribers may receive messages
marked private from users on networked voice mail systems,
such as Voice Profile for Internet Mail (VPIM) systems, who do
not expect recipients to be able to forward them. This Privacy
Enforcement Level does not, in all cases, preserve traditional
voice mail semantics for private messages.
This also means that recipients of messages marked private may be
able to forward them to others using e-mail. This includes
subscribers using the Avaya Outlook “thick” client and non-Avaya
IMAP4 and POP3 clients, if the class of service (COS) has the
Restrict Client Access to Mailbox? option set to No.
— Notification Only (Default for upgrades from previous Modular
Messaging releases) Select to allow subscribers to forward private
messages or reply with the original private message attached.
Although messages are marked and announced in the TUIs as being
private, they are not restricted from client access, and may be
forwarded without restriction.
Note: Allowing recipients to forward messages marked as private
violates the VPIM specification (RFC 2421, section 4.2.13).
Because of this, private messages originating from VPIM
systems are not delivered to Modular Messaging subscribers
when this option is selected.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
3–126 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007