Administration Guide - Avaya Support

Introduction to the Messaging Application Server (MAS)
System Administration Tools
The following administration tools can be used to configure the Avaya Messaging
Application Server (MAS): Voice Mail System Configuration, Visual Voice Editor
and Caller Application Editor.
Voice Mail System Configuration
The Voice Mail System Configuration tool presents a collection of dialog boxes for
configuring and maintaining the voice mail system. Properties that are shared across
MASs grouped in a voice mail domain can be configured centrally. Any changes made
to a voice mail domain’s properties are then updated and replicated automatically to all
MASs in the domain.
For more information, see:
! Chapter 2, “Voice Mail System Configuration (VMSC)”.
! Chapter 3, “VMSC - Voice Mail Domain (VMD) Configuration”.
! Chapter 4, “VMSC - Messaging Application Server (MAS) Configuration”.
Visual Voice Editor
The Visual Voice Editor provides a graphical user interface for recording company
prompts for use by the automated attendant. Customized prompts can be recorded
using the local multimedia capabilities on a personal computer. The Visual Voice
Editor displays audio data as a waveform to enable precise editing of a prompt.
For more information, see Chapter 5, “Visual Voice Editor (Custom Prompts)”.
Caller Applications Editor
The Caller Applications Editor enables you to customize the MAS telephone user
interface by creating additional levels of menus and prompts. It is added to the Avaya
Modular Messaging menu during installation.
For more information, see:
! Chapter 6, “Caller Applications Editor”.
! Appendix B, Examples of Caller Applications.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
1–4 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007