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Message Networking

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Message Networking

Overview

Message Networking links CallPilot or other voicemail systems at different

locations. Message Networking uses Digital Networking and/or Audio

Message Interchange Specification (AMIS) to let subscribers exchange

messages with subscribers at other locations.

Note: You must apply the Message Networking Software Authorisation Code

before your system can receive or send network messages. This applies to all

networked sites.

Using Message Networking, local subscribers can send messages to mailbox

owners at remote sites as if they were on the local site. Message Networking

also has the facility to allow subscribers to reply to messages sent from

remote sites.

Note: Before commencing Digital Networking configuration, you should

ensure that your system has been configured with the correct networking

settings (e.g. DNS settings, Gateways etc.) as required.

Required Information

Before commencing with Message Networking configuration, it would be

useful to obtain/plan the following information:

 AMIS

o Remote site Auto-Attendant number

o Local site telephone number

o Logical site prefixes for all sites to be networked

o Mailbox numbers on all remote sites

 Digital Networking

o Fully Qualified Domain Name OR IP Address of each site

o Remote site prefix (this should be the same as the remote site

mailbox prefix)

o Local SMTP Proxy (if relevant)

o Local site prefix

o Mailbox numbers on all remote sites

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