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UNIVERGE UC700 - NEC Corporation of America

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<strong>UNIVERGE</strong> <strong>UC700</strong> Server Installation 2-7<br />

Configuring <strong>UNIVERGE</strong> <strong>UC700</strong><br />

<strong>UC700</strong> uses the OAI Server to manage all calls, PBX Configurations,<br />

Dialing Rules, and Monitored Numbers. The OAI Server must be<br />

properly configured for the <strong>UC700</strong> to function. Refer to the <strong>UNIVERGE</strong><br />

OW5000 Configuration Guide for more information.<br />

<strong>UC700</strong> also uses the OW5000 Application Message Service (AMS) for<br />

notification <strong>of</strong> incoming and outgoing calls, status changes, and voice<br />

mail notification.<br />

After installing the <strong>UC700</strong>, you can view the Client Settings and<br />

General Settings using the Admin web site. Refer to Logging into<br />

OW5000 Administrator below.<br />

Logging into OW5000 Administrator<br />

Each time you work with OW5000 Administrator, log in with your<br />

OW5000 login ID and password. If this is the first time you are logging<br />

in to the OW5000 Administrator, use the default login ID admin and the<br />

default password for admin is admin.<br />

When you have finished using the application, you can either log out or<br />

just close your browser.<br />

Step 1<br />

From the desktop, click the Start button and then select All<br />

Programs > <strong>NEC</strong> OW5000 > Platform > OW5000<br />

Administrator. An OW5000 Administrator Login dialog box displays<br />

(Figure 2-7).<br />

UCE Desktop Client/Agent (<strong>UNIVERGE</strong> <strong>UC700</strong>) Installation Guide - Revision 4.01

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