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Appendix B - Grade of service
This appendix illustrates the maximum amount of busy hour traff
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supported by a given number of ports for each grade of servi
ce (GOS).
Contents
Main
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Preface
Overview
Audience
Octel Unified Messenger documentation
Unified Messenger Online Support
Conventions
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Contents
Chapter 1 Introducing Octel Unified Messenger
Chapter 2 Sizing the system
Chapter 3 System architecture
Chapter 4 Designing addressing schemes
Chapter 5 Providing interoperability with existing Octel servers
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Introducing Octel Unified Messenger
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Product features
The unified mailbox
Telephone user interface
PC user interface
Networked components
Microsoft Exchange Server
Voice server
Tracing server
Fax server
PBX
TUI
LAN
PC user interface
Benefits summary
Subscriber convenience
Ease of administration
Send messages near and far
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Sizing the system
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Design rules for voice mail domains
Sizing ports
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Calculating the number of voice servers required
Hardware and software requirements for Octel Unified Messenger servers
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Evaluating the additional load on Microsoft Exchange servers
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Evaluating the additional network traffic
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Using Octel Unified Messenger via slow network connections
Using multimedia
Using the telephone
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The effect of slow network connections on Octel Unified Messenger applications
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Octel Unified Messenger interoperability with third-party fax servers
Requirements for third-party fax server interoperability with Octel Unified Messenger
Enabling Octel Unified Messenger subscribers for fax
Routing inbound fax calls to the third-party fax server
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Voice mail domain
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Addressing messages
System components
Client components
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Server components
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PBX integration
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Audio encoding formats
Designing addressing schemes
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Local mailbox numbers
Dial-by-Name
Numeric addresses
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Introduction to OctelNet
OctelNet Messaging Features
Designing an OctelNet addressing scheme
Setting up an OctelNet addressing scheme
OctelNet addressing scheme design rules
Sample addressing schemes
Addressing OctelNet messages
Addressing OctelNet messages from Octel Unified Messenger
Addressing OctelNet messages to Octel Unified Messenger recipients
Providing single-site interoperability
Automatic mailbox forwarding
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Establishing security rules
Access to voice mail domain administration
Access to subscriber accounts administration
Access to subscriber mailboxes
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Calculating the number of supported subscribers
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Calculating busy hour traffic
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Glossary
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