Administration Guide - Avaya Support

VMSC - Voice Mail Domain (VMD) Configuration
Installing a Permanent License
When you right-click the Licensing node in the Voice Mail Domain System
Configuration window you can use these menu items:
! Import License... Use this command to install a permanent license for the
system, via the License Import Wizard.
! Copy Host ID to Clipboard Use this command to determine the Voice
Mail Domain Identifier (VMDID) so that you can obtain the license file.
Temporary License
When your system is initially installed, you are automatically given a temporary license
file with ten mailboxes and one Text-to-Speech (TTS) session. It is only good for 30
days. If a permanent license file is not installed within that period, the system writes a
warning into the Windows event log ten days, three days, and one day before the
temporary license is set to expire. After it expires, the system writes an error to the
Windows event log every 90 minutes until the permanent license is installed. This also
causes an alarm to be raised.
Note: The temporary license does not work with IP SIP integration. If you are using
this integration, you must get a Release 3.1 certificate signed license. For
more information, see your configuration notes.
Upgrading to More Mailboxes or TTS Sessions
Normally, at the time of system installation the service technician installs the
permanent license. If, for instance, you upgrade your system by adding more
mailboxes or TTS sessions, you may need to install a new license file.
Procedure 1: Obtaining the Permanent License File
You must first obtain the permanent license file from your technical or service
representative. Before they can provide you with the file, you must supply the
representative with the following:
! An identification code for the voice mail domain.
Use the Licensing > Copy Host ID to Clipboard right-click menu. This
copies the Voice Mail Domain ID (VMDID) to the Windows Clipboard.
You can then paste the number into an e-mail or word-processing
document.
! The platform on which you are running your system, either the Avaya MSS,
Microsoft Exchange or IBM Lotus Domino.
! The number of mailboxes (seats) you require.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
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