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Cisco Unity User Manual

Cisco Unity
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CHAPTER 3:
Installing a Unity system
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Requirements for a separate ActiveFax server
A server that meets ActiveFax specifications.
Installation discs for Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0,
Windows NT Workstation, or Windows 2000. For Windows
NT Server or Workstation, you also need Service Pack 6a.
Requirements for unified messaging
An understanding of the network topology, including the
location of any other Exchange servers.
The Exchange organization name.
The Exchange site name.
The names of any Windows NT/2000 domains on the
network.
An understanding of any trust relationships that must be
set up among domains. (You may need to establish trust
relationships between the Unity server’s domain and other
domains.)
Access to the administrator account on each domain.
A backup of any Exchange or Windows NT/2000 servers (in
the unlikely event you need to restore data).
Requirements for remote administration
An understanding of how IP addresses are assigned on the
network.
Any restrictions on the IP addresses that can and cannot
access the Unity Administrator.
Any required security precautions.
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Cisco Unity Specifications

General IconGeneral
Supported Operating SystemsWindows Server
Database SupportMicrosoft SQL Server
TypeVoicemail and Unified Messaging
IntegrationMicrosoft Exchange
Voicemail StorageDepends on configuration and storage capacity
User CapacityVaries by version and configuration
Languages SupportedMultiple languages
Security FeaturesEncryption, Access Control

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