Cisco Unity User Manual

UNITY INSTALLATION GUIDE
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Continued
Introducing Unity
E-mail clients
Supported e-mail clients—such as Microsoft Out-
look Express, IMAP4 clients, POP3 clients, and Exchange’s Web
messaging client—also provide access to voice messages. Voice
messages appear as e-mail messages with attached WAV files.
Windows messaging client
Outlook 97, Outlook 98, or
Outlook 2000 must be running on the Unity server for
troubleshooting.
The following illustration shows a full-featured Unity
installation:
NETWORK
PUBLIC
PHONE
NETWORK
•Unity
• Exchange Server
• Internet Explorer
• Internet Information
Server
•Windows
NT/2000 Server
• ActiveFax (optional)
UNITY
SERVER
E-MAIL
SERVER
UNITY
ADMINISTRATOR
INTERNET
SUBSCRIBERS
•E-mail client
PHONE
SYSTEM
DID line
Mobile
phone
Phone
Fax
SUBSCRIBER
•E-mail client
FAX SERVER (optional)
• ActiveFax or third-party
fax software
• Windows NT/2000
• Exchange Server
•Windows
NT/2000 Serve
r
INTERNET

Cisco Unity Specifications

General

Supported Operating Systems	Windows Server
Database Support	Microsoft SQL Server
Type	Voicemail and Unified Messaging
Integration	Microsoft Exchange
Voicemail Storage	Depends on configuration and storage capacity
User Capacity	Varies by version and configuration
Languages Supported	Multiple languages
Security Features	Encryption, Access Control