Administration Guide - Avaya Support

VMSC - Voice Mail Domain (VMD) Configuration
You can use the Languages dialog box to configure multiple languages
for use by the TUI and enable multilingual Text-to-Speech (TTS), if you
wish.
You must set a primary language for the voice mail domain. This is
played by the TUI, unless instructed otherwise, for example, by caller
language selection, or by subscriber mailbox configuration. If
multilingual text-to-speech conversion is requested and the language of
the text cannot be determined, then this language is used. See
Languages Dialog Box on page 3-115.
! Audio Encoding Use this node to configure audio encoding formats.
Audio encoding formats determine the way in which audio is recorded
on every MAS in the voice mail domain. This, in turn, determines the
format of voice messages sent using the TUI and desktop clients. The
client applications are then automatically configured to use the selected
audio encoding format.
You can use the Audio Encoding dialog box to set up the default audio
encoding format and enable support for teletypewriter (TTY) devices in
the voice mail domain. See Audio Encoding Dialog Box on page 3-117.
! Dialing Rules Use this node to configure dialing rules for the voice mail
domain.
With Dialing Rules, local subscribers are given the option to either reply
to call-answered messages from remote subscribers, or to return the
call. You can configure rules for recognizing the remote subscriber’s
calling party number so that the option to return the call is given, and
configure the rules for returning that call.
You can use the Dialing Rules dialog box to manage a list of dialing
rules configured in the Telephony Dialing Rule dialog box. See Dialing
Rules Dialog Box on page 3-119 and Dialing Rules - Telephony Dialing
Rule Dialog Box on page 3-121.
! Messaging Use this node to configure messaging for the voice mail
domain. See Messaging Dialog Box on page 3-123.
— General Use this tab to configure the privacy enforcement level for a
voice mail domain. You can set the Privacy Enforcement Level to
control how the system behaves with respect to subscriber attempts
to forward messages marked as private, or attempts to reply to
messages with the original private messages attached.
— Offline Access Use this tab to configure Offline Access for a voice
mail domain.
With Offline Access, subscribers can use the TUI to access recently
recorded call-answered messages, even when the message store
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
3–8 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007