Avaya 11-300244 Manuel D’Utilisation
Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and Planning Guide
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November 2004
Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and
Planning Guide
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The Message Networking server provides an option to either
allow or block the sending of private messages to an AMIS end
node. If this option is set to block private messages from being
sent to an AMIS end node, private messages will be rejected. If
this option is set to allow private messages to be sent to an AMIS
end node, the message is sent to the AMIS recipient with a earcon
indicating "Private" appended to the start of the message. AMIS
remote subscribers cannot send private messages.
allow or block the sending of private messages to an AMIS end
node. If this option is set to block private messages from being
sent to an AMIS end node, private messages will be rejected. If
this option is set to allow private messages to be sent to an AMIS
end node, the message is sent to the AMIS recipient with a earcon
indicating "Private" appended to the start of the message. AMIS
remote subscribers cannot send private messages.
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VPIM support of privacy is optional. Private messages sent via a
Message Networking server to a VPIM end node will be sent as
private. However, the ability of the receiving node to identify the
message as private and offer any restrictions is a function of the
capabilities of that end node. Likewise, if a VPIM subscriber
sends a private message, and if it is delivered to Message
Networking marked as private, the Modular Messaging recipient
will receive it marked as private, subject to the Modular
Messaging privacy restrictions.
Message Networking server to a VPIM end node will be sent as
private. However, the ability of the receiving node to identify the
message as private and offer any restrictions is a function of the
capabilities of that end node. Likewise, if a VPIM subscriber
sends a private message, and if it is delivered to Message
Networking marked as private, the Modular Messaging recipient
will receive it marked as private, subject to the Modular
Messaging privacy restrictions.
Note: When the PEL parameter is set to Full, subscribers cannot
access their mailboxes using either standards-based clients or
Client Add-in for Microsoft Outlook. The Full privacy
enforcement setting overrides the Restrict Client Access COS
setting.
Client Add-in for Microsoft Outlook. The Full privacy
enforcement setting overrides the Restrict Client Access COS
setting.
Partial privacy
enforcement
enforcement
If the value of the PEL system parameter is set to Partial, subscribers can
access their mailboxes using the following interfaces or clients:
access their mailboxes using the following interfaces or clients:
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Modular Messaging telephone user interfaces (TUIs)
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Modular Messaging Web Client
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UCC Speech Access
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Client Add-in for Microsoft Outlook. This access is determined
by the Restrict Client Access COS setting.
by the Restrict Client Access COS setting.
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Standards-based clients. This access is determined by the Restrict
Client Access COS setting.
Client Access COS setting.
With this setting, the TUIs, Modular Messaging Web Client, and UCC
Speech Access enforce privacy; subscribers cannot forward private
messages, or reply to private messages with the original message
attached. However standards-based clients and Client Add-in for
Microsoft Outlook may not restrict subscriber attempts to forward private
messages or reply to private messages with the original message attached.
Speech Access enforce privacy; subscribers cannot forward private
messages, or reply to private messages with the original message
attached. However standards-based clients and Client Add-in for
Microsoft Outlook may not restrict subscriber attempts to forward private
messages or reply to private messages with the original message attached.
Notification Only
privacy enforcement
privacy enforcement
This is the default setting for upgrades from previous releases of Modular
Messaging—MSS.
Messaging—MSS.