Nortel Networks NN10033-111 manual Trunk-based Voicemail Server, Line-based voicemail servers

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Figure 4 Trunk-based Voicemail Server

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Line-based voicemail servers

Line-based voicemail servers cannot directly communicate with the MCP network. A Line Gateway, also known as an analog station gateway, is required for the MCP to interwork with a line-based voicemail server.

Similar to interworking with trunk-based voicemail servers, an SMDI terminal server is to exchange data between the MCP and the legacy voicemail server. However, the SMDI links are used to both send and receive data regarding the storage and retrieval of voicemail from the line-based voicemail server to the MCP network. Figure 5 shows a network view of the MCP interconnection with a line-based third-party voicemail server.

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MCP Interworking Basics

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Contents MCP Interworking Page Functional description Interworking with PRI-enabled switchesOverview How is this chapter organizedSupported services Interworking with CS VPN Dialing MCP/CS 2000 Network viewMedia Negotiation Call ForwardCall Transfer Ad Hoc Conference callsRetrieve Long Call Audit TimersRecursive Search HoldInterworking with third-party gateways Supported mediaQoS Converged Desktop Switching systemInterworking with traditional phones ExistingConverged Desktop Services Etsi Configuration RequirementsSIP-based voicemail servers Interworking with third-party voicemail serversTrunk-based voicemail servers SIP-based Voicemail Server MCP networkLine-based voicemail servers Trunk-based Voicemail ServerLine-based Voicemail Server How this chapter is organized UpgradesUpgrades Nortel Networks Confidential Nortel Networks Confidential Upgrades Page Fault management Page Configuration tasks Configuration ManagementConfiguring the MCP SIP PRI gateway Configuring CS 2000 interworkingProcedure 1 Access the SIP Provisioning Client Login requirementsClick LOG in NOW Gateway configuration Procedure 2 Configure a gateway for CS 2000 interworkingExample Telephony routes configuration Procedure 4 Configure a trunk group for CS 2000 interworkingProcedure 7 Configure route lists for CS 2000 interworking Node name configuration Configure domain or sub-domain profileNon-N+M node name configuration +M node name configurationCS 2000 node authorization Switching system configuration Configuring third-party gateway interworkingConfiguring traditional phone interworking MCP configurationAssigning SimRing on a DMS line SimRing On switch To a lineAssign Enabling SimRing on the DMSSimring ACT Viewing DMS SimRing informationConfiguring third-party voicemail server interworking Page Accounting management Page Performance management Page Security and Administration Page Page MCP Interworking