Administration Guide - Avaya Support

Caller Applications Editor
! Retry maximum Enter the number of times which the caller application will
wait the specified Timeout period in seconds for the caller to hit a key,
before it takes the timeout action. The default is 3.
— Use system default Select this check box, if you wish to use the
default retry number inherited from the voice mail domain’s settings.
The Retry maximum field is then disabled.
Note: The system default is set via the Voice Mail System
Configuration window’s Telephone User Interface dialog,
Receptionist tab, Maximum Number of No Entries field. See
Telephone User Interface - Receptionist Tab on page 3-20.
! Next node Select a node for the call to transfer to after the timeout and
retry period has passed.
The default is .
! Design for VMD (Optional) Select this option, if you want to specify the
voice mail domain where the caller application will be deployed. Select the
voice mail domain from the pick list.
When selected, voice mail domain-specific values, such as the mailbox
length, will be applied to the caller application. This information is not a
prerequisite for building a caller application but is useful, if you are
editing caller applications offline and cannot easily access voice mail
domain information.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
February 2007 MAS Administration Guide
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