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The informationin this document explains how to install the Omvia Media Server M100. Additional
documentationmay be required if other hardware or software versions are used. This document was previously
released in June 2002. This is the third edition of this document, September 2002.
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An Omvia Media Server should be configured solely for use as a voice-enabled
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the Omvia Media Server as other than a voice-enabled information solution.
Table of Contents
List of Figuresiii
About This Documentv
Purpose and Audience .......................................................................... v
Chapters............................................................................................... vi
Intervoice Documentation................................................................... vii
The Omvia Media Server M100 Installation Guide explains how to
install the M110 (previously known as the 1U Feature Server) in an
Omvia Media Server Rack 100 (previously known as the Optima 5U
rack) and how to install the M130 in an Omvia Media Server Rack 500.
It also specifies where to locate additional documentation for the M110
and M130 models.
The Omvia Media Server M100 is a 1U rack-mountable server that
contains a CPU, RAM, a floppy drive, a CD-ROM drive, Ethernet
connections, and a hard drive.
This document is written for staff responsible for installing and
maintaining the Omvia Media Server.
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Chapters
This document contains the chapters briefly described below. For a list
of related documents, see page x.
Chapter 1—Overview
Describes the Omvia Media Server and the different models of the
Omvia Media Server M100.
Chapter 2—Installing the Omvia Media Server M110
Explains how to install the Omvia Media Server M110 in an Omvia
Media Server Rack 100.
Chapter 3—Installing the Omvia Media Server M130
Explains how to install the Omvia Media Server M130 in an Omvia
Media Server Rack 500.
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Intervoice Documentation
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Intervoice Web site, on the product GUI Help menu, as well as on the
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