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Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and Planning Guide
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November 2004
Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and
Planning Guide
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Directory Browsing
Provides access to the Modular Messaging voice server directory,
so that from the directory, subscribers can search for other users
and address messages to them.
so that from the directory, subscribers can search for other users
and address messages to them.
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Choice of language to view the interface
Provides subscribers a choice of languages such as US English,
French, International Spanish, Italian, German, or Brazilian
Portuguese, to view the interface.
French, International Spanish, Italian, German, or Brazilian
Portuguese, to view the interface.
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Support SSL for secured access
Modular Messaging Web Client supports Secure Sockets Layer
(SSL) Web connections. However, customers must configure
SSL on the Web server (as per the configuration supported by
IIS) prior to installing the Web Client.
(SSL) Web connections. However, customers must configure
SSL on the Web server (as per the configuration supported by
IIS) prior to installing the Web Client.
Note: Whether Web browsers connect using SSL is
dependent only on the Web server configuration, and
not on any settings in the Modular Messaging Web
Client application.
not on any settings in the Modular Messaging Web
Client application.
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Access to e-mails on a corporate e-mail server
Using the IMAP4 protocol, Modular Messaging Web Client
provides subscribers access to e-mail messages stored on a
separate, corporate e-mail server. Subscribers can view, reply to,
forward, create, send, save, and delete e-mail messages.
Subscribers can also access the corporate LDAP directory to
address e-mail messages.
provides subscribers access to e-mail messages stored on a
separate, corporate e-mail server. Subscribers can view, reply to,
forward, create, send, save, and delete e-mail messages.
Subscribers can also access the corporate LDAP directory to
address e-mail messages.
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Maximum message privacy enforcement
When subscribers access messages that are marked ‘private’,
Modular Messaging Web Client provides an appropriate
indication to subscribers. Irrespective of the system Privacy
Enforcement Level (PEL) setting for the voice mail domain,
Modular Messaging Web Client always enforces maximum
message privacy—subscribers cannot forward private messages.
For more information on the PEL settings, see
Modular Messaging Web Client provides an appropriate
indication to subscribers. Irrespective of the system Privacy
Enforcement Level (PEL) setting for the voice mail domain,
Modular Messaging Web Client always enforces maximum
message privacy—subscribers cannot forward private messages.
For more information on the PEL settings, see
on page 5-45.
Administrators can configure Modular Messaging Web Client to
support only dual-connect (telephone-playback only) mode. This
prevents voice messages from being played locally on the PC,
downloading of voice messages, and caching of voice messaging
on the PC.
support only dual-connect (telephone-playback only) mode. This
prevents voice messages from being played locally on the PC,
downloading of voice messages, and caching of voice messaging
on the PC.