Administration Guide - Avaya Support

Voice Mail System Configuration (VMSC)
Voice Mail Domain Nodes & MAS Nodes
The Voice Mail System Configuration (VMSC) window has a tree structure so that
you can access configuration screens for each voice mail domain and each Messaging
Application Server (MAS) within the voice mail domain.
Expanding the Nodes of the VMSC Window
1. In the Voice Mail System Configuration window, if it is not already
expanded, double-click Voice Mail Domains.
2. Double-click the appropriate voice mail domain. This expands the tree to
show all the available VMD nodes. One of these nodes is Message
Application Servers.
3. Double-click Message Application Servers.
4. Double-click the appropriate MAS under the Message Application
Servers branch. This expands the tree to show all the available MAS
nodes.
Properties can be configured on two levels:
! Voice Mail Domain Level The properties are shared across MAS groups
in a VMD. Configuration is carried out centrally. Any changes made to a
voice mail domain's properties are updated and replicated automatically to
all MASs in the voice mail domain.
Double-click each of these nodes to launch the VMD screens:
Telephone User Interface, Auto Attendant, Call Me, Notify Me,
Message Waiting Indicator, Fax, Security, PBXs, Languages, Audio
Encoding, Dialing Rules, Messaging, Serviceability, Licensing and
Tracing System.
For an overview of these nodes, followed by detailed descriptions of the
VMD screens, see Overview of VMD Configuration in VMSC on page
3-3.
! Message Application Server Level The properties are specific to an
MAS. Configuration is carried out for each MAS in a voice mail domain.
Double-click each of these nodes to launch the MAS screens:
Messaging, Languages, Telephony Interface, Port Groups, PBX
Integration, PBX Type, Serviceability and Trace File Size.
For an overview of these nodes, followed by detailed descriptions of the
MAS screens, see Overview of MAS Configuration in VMSC on page
4-2.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
2–4 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007