Cisco Systems 1.4 Manual De Usuario

 illustrates the connection of Personal Assistant to the IP telephony network.

 further describes the components of the IP telephony network that are critical to using 

Personal Assistant. For information on supported software versions, refer to the 

 section of the Release Notes for Personal Assistant Version 1.4. The release notes are 

available at 

Personal Assistant

server clusters

Cisco CallManager

Cisco Unity

Microsoft

Exchange

SMTP paging

server

LDAP 

directory

Ethernet

Gateway

51292

PSTN

Personal Assistant and the target system require configuration

Only Personal Assistant requires configuration

Communication is two way

Communication is one way

Call intercepting

Cisco CallManager sends incoming calls to Personal Assistant for processing. 
Personal Assistant uses Cisco CallManager to connect Personal Assistant users 
to dialed numbers.

LDAP directory

The LDAP directory contains corporate and personal directories, with names, 
phone numbers, e-mail addresses, and so on. Personal Assistant uses the 
directory to look up numbers when a Personal Assistant user requests that 
Personal Assistant dial a number.

Voice mail

Personal Assistant connects users to their voice mailboxes, and sends incoming 
calls to voice mail when a call routing rule of a Personal Assistant user indicates 
that a call should be directed to voice mail.

With Cisco Unity systems, Personal Assistant can only work with the G.711 
Mu-Law wave file record format.

With Octel systems, Personal Assistant can only redirect calls to the system. 
Users cannot browse Octel voice mail from within Personal Assistant.