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A

alternate extensions		6-32
alternate MWIs	6-33
audio codecs
affect on file size		3-5
overview	3-5

C

centralized voice messaging 6-34Cisco Unified Communications Manager

authentication and encryption 6-12

integrating Cisco Unity with multiple clusters 6-12integration with Cisco Unity 6-10packetization 6-17

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express

integrating with Cisco Unity		6-17
multiple routers integrating with a single Cisco Unity
server 6-19
Cisco Unity servers
maximum number of users		3-4
number of voice ports 3-4
number required	2-4
sizing and scaling	3-3

storage capacity for voice messages 3-4

D

data storage

configuration settings 2-10messages from outside callers 2-10subscriber information 2-7

I N D E X

synchronization			2-9
voice messages			2-6
domain controller, access and availability						3-2
Domino
Active Directory accounts and permissions							5-6
address book		5-8
address book server				5-4
address book terminology 5-2
authentication		5-6
changes that csAdmin makes to Domino Address
Book 5-3
changes that csClient makes to the Mail File							5-4
client access licenses				5-8
clusters	5-7
criteria for supported configurations						5-10
deployment
administrative access and control						5-12
establishing support policies					5-12
network services				5-12
operational tasks				5-13
options		5-11
Unified Messaging configuration tasks							5-12
DUC for Cisco			5-2
feature parity with Cisco Unity for Exchange							5-14
mail drop server			5-4
maximum number of subscribers allowed 5-2
message routing			5-8
message store server				5-4
overview	5-1
permissions		5-7
server placement			5-5
Unified Messaging configurations					5-9
Voice Messaging configuration 5-10

Design Guide for Cisco Unity Release 5.x

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