Administration Guide - Avaya Support

VMSC - Messaging Application Server (MAS) Configuration
— IP H.323/IP SIP You can configure ports for H.323-based or
SIP-based IP integration. See MAS - Telephony Interface Dialog Box
(IP H.323/IP SIP) on page 4-22.
! Port Groups Use this node to configure Port Groups for the selected MAS.
You can use the Port Groups dialog box to create Port Groups for PC
client applications, the Telephone User Interface (TUI), Call Me,
outgoing Fax calls, Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) and QSIG
Outbound Transfer. See MAS - Port Groups Dialog Box on page 4-23.
All port groups must be created in the Port Groups dialog box’s
General tab, but then some are configured in the Usage tab and others
via the PBX Integration dialog box. Others have no additional
configuration but must be given a specific name. For more information,
see Rules for Creating Port Groups on page 4-24.
! PBX Integration Use this node to configure PBX integration for the
selected MAS. This determines how the PBX passes call information to the
MAS.
The call information includes calling party identification, if known, called
party identification, and a call type code. With PBX integration, callers
who are forwarded to the MAS can leave a message for the called party
or can transfer to another extension.
The number of tabs that appear in the PBX Integration dialog box
depend on your PBX integration type. If you have SIP-based IP
integration, you will only see one tab called IP SIP. If not, you will see all
these tabs instead: General, Serial General, Serial
NEC/Ericsson/DMID, Inband, Remote, QSIG/SE and IP H323. If you
have analog telephony, the Avaya C-LAN tab also appears. See MAS -
PBX Integration Dialog Box on page 4-30.
— General Use this tab to select the type of PBX integration you wish
to configure for the MAS. The integration type selected in this tab
determines which of the other tabs are activated.
— Serial General Use this tab to configure serial PBX integration for
an MAS, if your PBX supports DMI-4 integration or serial RS-232
integration. With serial integration, the MAS receives incoming call
information by means of a serial link.
From this tab, you can also configure settings via the Serial Settings
dialog box.
— Serial NEC/Ericsson/DMID Use this tab to configure serial
integration for NEC, Ericsson, and DMID protocols. This tab is
activated by selecting the appropriate setting in the Serial General
tab.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
4–4 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007