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Cisco Unity User Manual

Cisco Unity
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UNITY INSTALLATION GUIDE
34
Installing or
reseating voice and
Continued
fax boards
Reseating voice and fax boards in a turnkey
system
During shipping, voice and fax boards in a turnkey system may
become partially unseated. If you do not reseat the boards before
you turn on the Unity server, you may encounter a variety of
problems that are difficult to trace.
To reseat voice and fax boards
a If the Unity server is not already plugged into an outlet, plug
it in now to provide a signal path to earth ground.
b If you already turned on the Unity server, shut down Unity
and then shut down the Unity server. For more information,
see “Shutting down and starting Unity,” on page 164.
c Remove the cover from the Unity server or expansion chas-
sis.
d Attach an antistatic wrist strap.
WARNING! Always use an antistatic wrist strap when you
handle boards or other components. Static electricity can
damage the components in computer equipment.
e For each voice and fax board, remove the screw that affixes
the board to the box.
f Remove each board, and gently but firmly reseat it in its
slot.
g Fasten each board to the computer’s backplate with a screw.

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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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