Cisco Unity User Manual

UNITY INSTALLATION GUIDE
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Creating an
emergency
repair disk
At this point in the installation, it is a good idea to create an
emergency repair disk. This disk will store a record of the Win-
dows NT/2000 registry, which is a database of settings for the
accounts, hardware, and applications. Label the repair disk and
store it in a secure location.
Unity stores a lot of information in the Windows NT/2000 regis-
try; however, the registry record on the repair disk is not a sub-
stitute for a comprehensive strategy for backing up Unity. Unity
stores messages and address information in Exchange, and
stores information such as tone templates, phone system config-
uration information, and call routing rules in other locations.
See the Unity System Administration Guide for more information
on backup strategies.
NOTE: The emergency repair disk is not bootable.
To create an emergency repair disk (Windows NT)
a On the Windows NT Start menu, click Programs >
Command Prompt.
b In the Command Prompt window, run the rdisk command.
(For more information, see the Windows NT/2000 Help on
creating an emergency repair disk, and articles on the rdisk
command in the knowledge base on the Microsoft Web site,
http://www.microsoft.com.)
To create an emergency repair disk (Windows 2000)
a On the Windows 2000 Start menu, click Programs >
Accessories > System Tools > Backup.
b Click “Emergency Repair Disk,” and follow the on-screen
prompts.
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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