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Caller Applications Editor
! If an association ID number is identical to a valid mailbox number, when a
caller enters that number, the association ID number is used and the
associated caller application runs. This can be useful, if you want to prevent
caller access to a mailbox.
Note: In this scenario, although callers cannot leave messages,
subscriber access to the mailbox is not affected.
Procedure 2: Creating an Association in a Deployed Caller Application
1. Follow “Procedure 1” above.
2. In the Modular Messaging Caller Applications window, click on the
relevant voice mail domain node, beneath the Deployed
applications node in the tree. See Voice Mail Domain Node on page
6-30.
3. Click the Associations node. See Associations Node on page 6-31.
4. Click the Action > New > Association menu command. The
system displays Add Association dialog box. See Add
Association/Association Properties Dialog Box on page 6-69.
5. Enter the association name, association ID and/or called number.
6. Select the caller application which will be launched when the conditions
are met.
7. Click OK. The association is listed in the right hand pane.
8. If you need to edit the association details, select the association in the
right hand pane and click Action > Properties to launch the
Association Properties dialog box.
Procedure 3: Configuring Automated Attendant to Launch a Caller Application
1. Follow “Procedure 2” above.
2. Make a note of the Association ID number for the caller application you
wish to launch from the TUI.
3. In the Voice Mail System Configuration window, Automated
Attendant dialog, Attendant Main Menu Editor tab, enter the
association ID in the Mailbox Number field and click OK. See Auto
Attendant - Attendant Main Menu Editor Tab on page 3-37.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
6–18 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007