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Octel Unified Messenger Concepts & Planning Guide
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Addressing messages
When sending voice messages, subscribers enter recipients’ addresses
differently depending on whether they use the PC user interface or the
telephone user interface.
differently depending on whether they use the PC user interface or the
telephone user interface.
From the PC user
interface
interface
A subscriber can retrieve recipients’ addresses from the Exchange
directory, in other words, from their address books. Exchange supports an
enterprise-wide directory, which has the following benefits to Octel
Unified Messenger subscribers:
directory, in other words, from their address books. Exchange supports an
enterprise-wide directory, which has the following benefits to Octel
Unified Messenger subscribers:
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The worldwide corporate directory uses unique identifiers valid
from anywhere in the enterprise.
from anywhere in the enterprise.
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Directory information updated in one location is automatically
available in every location.
available in every location.
From the telephone
user interface
user interface
The following methods are available for subscribers to designate the
recipients of a message using the telephone user interface:
recipients of a message using the telephone user interface:
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The local mailbox number.
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The numeric address.
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Dial-by-Name.
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The OctelNet address.
For more information about addressing mechanisms, see Chapter 4,
“Designing addressing schemes”.
“Designing addressing schemes”.