Cisco Unity User Manual

INDEX
175
domains
establishing trust relationships 56
name of default Windows NT/2000 14
E
e-mail clients and voice message access 6
establishing Windows NT/2000 trust relationships
56
Example Subscriber, using as a test subscriber 92
Exchange
adding Services Account Administration
permissions 58
configuring 61
installing 60
networking servers 7
Unity site name 14
when reinstalling on turnkey systems is
required 14
working with Unity 5
exiting the Unity Administrator 169
expansion chassis 40
exporting information from Repartee or Replay Plus
31
external number access, testing 95
F–G
fax boards
adding or changing 100
AG 2000 150
CP4/LSI Series 1 138
CP4/LSI Series 2 140
CPD/220 142
CPi/200 144
CPi/200 PCI 146
CPi/400 PCI 148
expansion chassis 40
installing in component systems 35
reseating in turnkey systems 34
supported 33
fax ports, setting up for ActiveFax 75
fax server software, working with Unity 5
feature-set boards
finding I/O addresses for VoiceBridge 2000
boards 67
supported 33
VoiceBridge 2000 160
forward. See call forward to personal greeting
H
hangup detection, testing Unity 97
hunt groups
programming 91
simulating 91
testing 98
I–K
icons, on/off status 164
identified subscriber messaging, testing 98
illustrations
Status Monitor 170
Unity Administrator 168
Unity installation 6
voice board slots 38
installation task lists
ActiveFax on a separate server 25
unified messaging in an existing Exchange site
23
unified messaging, one Exchange server 20
voice mail only 16
voice mail with LAN administration 18
installer's checklist 28

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