Cisco Systems 1.4 Manual De Usuario

following task list helps you understand what you must do to make Personal Assistant operational, and 
also indicates which configuration steps are optional. The cross-references lead to sections that provide 
details for each configuration step.

Log on to the Personal Assistant Administration interface. See the 

If you are using Personal Assistant speech-recognition capabilities, create and configure the speech 
server clusters. See the 

Create the telephony providers that the Personal Assistant servers will require. You must create 
these providers before you create the server clusters. See the 

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Identify the corporate directory to Personal Assistant. See the 

Create and configure the Personal Assistant server clusters. See the 

If you are using Personal Assistant version 1.4(3) or later and if Cisco CallManager is using its 
internal directory, specify the Cisco CallManager internal directory configuration. See the 

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Configure the following messaging features, as applicable to your configuration:

Calendar-based call routing rules.

The ability for users to create call routing rules that send e-mail pages to them.

The ability for users to access voice mail while calling Personal Assistant, or to create call 
routing rules that send callers directly to voice mail.

Automatic notification from Personal Assistant when user PINs have been changed (only 
available if the system is configured to use the Cisco CallManager PIN).

See the 

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Identify the operator to whom Personal Assistant will transfer calls if a user has problems with 
Personal Assistant. See the 

From the Miscellaneous Settings page, you can also set up logging, and can modify 
additional settings. Many settings on the Miscellaneous Settings page are optional, and need 
to be changed only if you find the default settings inappropriate for your network.

If you are using the enhanced Text to Speech feature, configure the settings for your enhanced 
Text to Speech server. See the 

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If you want to use Personal Assistant as a simple automated attendant, which would allow callers to 
dial users by name rather than by number (thus enabling callers to find an employee without 
knowing the phone number), configure the AA prompt and route point. See the 

 and the 

If you want to make dialing easier for users, you can configure dial rules that will automatically 
modify the numbers they dial. For example, if your phone system requires you to dial 9 to access an 
outside line, you can set up Personal Assistant to look for dialed numbers that are 7 digits and 
automatically add a 9 to the front of the number. See the 

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