Cisco Systems 5.x manual Overview Primary Location Settings, Primary Location Profile Settings

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Primary Location Settings

Overview: Primary Location Settings

Each Cisco Unity server has a primary location, which is created during installation and which cannot be deleted. The primary location identifies the Cisco Unity server and contains the networking information needed to communicate with other locations, which can be Cisco Unity servers or other voice messaging systems. With the exception of public distribution lists, all subscribers and other Cisco Unity objects (such as call handlers) created on your Cisco Unity server are associated directly or indirectly with the primary location.

No matter which networking option Cisco Unity uses to send and receive voice messages, you need to customize the primary location of your Cisco Unity server.

See the following sections:

•Primary Location Profile Settings, page 9-1—This section provides information about the settings that identify the Cisco Unity server to other Cisco Unity servers or to other voice messaging systems, and provides guidelines for assigning location Dial IDs.

•Primary Location Addressing Option Settings, page 9-3—This section provides information about the settings that allow you to select the scope of the search performed when a subscriber uses the phone to address a message by name or extension.

Primary Location Profile Settings

The primary location profile settings contain the network information needed to identify the Cisco Unity server to other Cisco Unity servers or to other messaging systems. No matter which networking option you use, the profile settings for the primary location need to be customized.

For additional information about primary location profile settings, see the “Primary Locations Profile Page” section in the “Network Settings” chapter of the Interface Reference Guide for the Cisco Unity Administrator, available at http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps2237/prod_maintenance_guides_list.html.

Networking Guide for Cisco Unity Release 5.x (With Microsoft Exchange)

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