Administration Guide - Avaya Support

VMSC - Voice Mail Domain (VMD) Configuration
— Dial by Name Use this tab to configure the Dial By Name feature for
the voice mail domain. With Dial By Name, callers can spell out a
recipient’s name on the telephone keypad.
You can configure the way in which recipients names are stored. If
they have given names or family names which are difficult to map to
a telephone keypad, you can configure their e-mail addresses
instead.
! Auto Attendant Use this node to configure the Automated Attendant for a
voice mail domain.
Modular Messaging’s Automated Attendant is used to prompt callers
with the system greeting and collect their input, in the form of Dual Tone
Multi-Frequency (DTMF) key presses. It can be configured to offer
single-digit menu choices, for transfers or quick messages, and use the
Dial By Name feature to reach subscribers.
The Auto Attendant dialog box has four tabs: Attendant Main Menu
Editor, Holidays, Time of Day, and Language/Key Association. See
Auto Attendant Dialog Box on page 3-35.
You can use this dialog box to assign Custom Prompts for the
Automated Attendant main menu, for special holidays, for different times
of day, and in different languages. You can also configure Automated
Attendant main menu properties for touchtone key pad numbers.
! Call Me Use this node to configure Call Me properties for a voice mail
domain.
With Call Me, subscribers can configure the system to call them, at one
or more designated numbers, each time they receive a message that
meets certain criteria. The subscriber can then log on to the TUI in order
to review the message.
You can use the Call Me dialog box to enable the Call Me feature for the
voice mail domain. You can specify the MAS on which the MM Call Me
Server service is installed. You can also configure concurrency, interval
and retry settings. See Call Me Dialog Box on page 3-44.
! Notify Me Use this node to configure Notify Me properties.
With Notify Me, subscribers can configure the system to send an e-mail
to their pager, each time they receive a message that meets certain
criteria. The subscriber can then call the Modular Messaging system in
order to review the message.
You can use the Notify Me dialog box to enable the Notify Me feature for
the voice mail domain. See Notify Me Dialog Box on page 3-46.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
February 2007 MAS Administration Guide
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