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Modular Messaging features
November 2004
Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and 
Planning Guide
5-5
Modular Messaging—MSS
In addition to the features described in Table 5-1 on page 5-2, there are 
some features and capabilities that are specific to Modular Messaging—
Message Storage Server (MSS). Table 5-2 discusses these features.
Table  5-2. Features and capabilities of Modular Messaging—MSS
Feature and capability
Description and benefits
Voice and fax messaging
Combined voice and fax messaging 
capabilities
The MSS stores voice, fax, and text messages, and 
messages with binary attachments.
Telephone user interface (TUI) for accessing, sending, and composing messages
Choice of TUIs
Modular Messaging provides two TUIs—the Aria TUI for 
Modular Messaging and the AUDIX TUI for Modular 
Messaging. TUIs are assigned to subscribers on a 
class-of-service (COS) basis.
Receive, respond to, and send 
messages
Subscribers can receive, reply to, forward, and send voice 
and fax messages over the telephone. 
Future delivery 
Subscribers schedule messages for future delivery. The 
message is kept in the sender’s mailbox and not delivered 
until scheduled.
Printing fax messages
From the TUI, subscribers can print fax messages to a 
default fax destination or to a new fax destination. When 
calling from a fax machine, subscribers can print the current 
fax message in the same call, thus terminating the 
subscriber log-in session. For more information, see 
 on page 7-11.
System lists and sending restrictions
Enhanced-list application (ELA)
An ELA is a Modular Messaging—MSS system list that 
enables subscribers to deliver messages to a large number 
of recipients. Subscribers can address messages to these 
lists from the TUI and from a PC, or by calling the 
extension associated with an ELA list.