Administration Guide - Avaya Support

VMSC - Voice Mail Domain (VMD) Configuration
! Time/Greeting Use this tab to configure time and greeting properties for a
voice mail domain. You can define your organization’s daily business hours
and control when certain greetings are played by the Automated Attendant.
See Telephone User Interface - Time/Greeting Tab on page 3-23.
! Message Timing Use this tab to configure message timing properties for a
voice mail domain. You can configure the voice message playback controls
on the telephone keypad, and specify the number of seconds permitted for
recording personalized prompts. See Telephone User Interface - Message
Timing Tab on page 3-25.
! Subscriber Use this tab to configure subscriber properties for a voice mail
domain. You can set up message deletion confirmation and configure
mailbox password security. See Telephone User Interface - Subscriber Tab
on page 3-27.
! Caller Use this tab to configure caller properties for a voice mail domain.
You can permit callers to use directory services and leave multiple
messages. You can also set out-calling restrictions to prevent telephone toll
fraud. See Telephone User Interface - Caller Tab on page 3-29.
! Personal Operator Schedules Use this tab to configure personal operator
schedules for a voice mail domain. You can edit existing schedules and
create new schedules.
If the schedule is associated with a subscriber’s personal operator, then
the personal operator replaces the system-wide operator during the
times specified in the schedule. See Telephone User Interface -
Personal Operator Schedules Tab on page 3-30.
! 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.
See Telephone User Interface - Dial By Name Tab on page 3-34.
VMSC Tree - Telephone User Interface Node - Right-Click Menu
! Copy schedule IDs to clipboard This menu command copies the names
and globally unique identifiers (GUIDs) of all the personal operator
schedules to the Windows Clipboard. You can then paste this into a word
processing document to view the information.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
3–16 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007