The following release notes provide information about OnePoint MessengerTMversion 2.0, including notes
on new features, installation notes, notes on problem fixes, notes on open issues and workarounds, and a
section on technical documentation for OnePoint Messenger 2.0. This document includes the following
sections in this order:
•Table of Contents
•New in This Version of the Release Notes
•Installation_Notes for this Release
•Feature Enhancements
•Software Compatible with OnePoint Messenger 2.0
•Previously Listed Known Issues Fixed in Service Pack 1
•Previously Unlisted Issues Fixed in Service Pack 1
•Known Issues and Limitations
•Product and Configuration Notes
•Customer Documentation
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Table of Contents
NEW IN REVISION D OF THE RELEASE NOTES.........................................................6
NEW IN REVISION C OF THE RELEASE NOTES.........................................................8
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New in Revision D of the Release Notes
This Revision D of the OnePoint Messenger 2.0 Release Notes is for Service Pack 1. The
following summary lists the changes in the Notes from the previous revision:
•The "Installation_Notes" section contains these changes:
•Use NuPoint Messenger RSD 2 when integrating OnePoint Messenger with NuPoint
Messenger.
•Set startup mode to Manual when running SmartUpdate.
•The "NewFeatures" section contains a note about the two new prompt languages introduced in
Service Pack 1 and about two new utilities—Cvviewmsg.exe and Tracebak.cfg.
•The following table summarizes the problems fixed this Service Pack 1 that had been in the list
of Known Issues in the previous version of the Release Notes. For details, see the section
"Previously Listed Known Issues Fixed in Service Pack 1".
Problem NumberShort Description
4000-113653;
4000-113996
4000-113769AG Config, Benign Error Message
4000-113812Isolated AG-0 Ports Answer with Dead Air
4000-113847RPC Error-User Profile Editing Error Message
4000-113874Text-to-Speech Dictionary Not Editable
4000-113977MWI Restart when ExchangeRebooted
4000-113992SX-2000: System Recovery after Loss of MiTAI Link
4000-113923TUI: TTS Announces Name of Reply Recipient (CR)
4000-113995FAX: Telephony Server Does Not Answer after Receiving Fax
4000-114009SDR: # and * Keys Do Not Work with "Allow cut through
4000-114010SDR: Eight-second Delay during Transfer
Language Defaults
extensions"
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•The following table summarizes the problems fixed this Service Pack 1 that were not in the list
of Known Issues in the Release Notes for the base release. For details, see the section
"Previously Unlisted Issues":
Problem NumberShort Description
4000-113169,
Timeout Value Setting for Caller Response
4000-113656
4000-113726Business Hours Did Not Control Greeting Correctly
4000-113859Logging into Mailbox That Has No Extension
4000-113889Attendant Mailbox Availablefrom the Automated Attendant
4000-113905PIN (Prefix String) For a Pager
4000-113907Correction to Installation of SNT SR 2 Baypt24NMS Patch
4000-113908Correction to Installation of DAO
4000-113984Timestamp on VPIM Messages
4000-113994,
Directory Initialization Program Warning to Stop Services
4000-113991
4000-114028TMP Files Cleaned from Telephony Server
4000-114041Faxes Delivered in Walkaway Fax or DID Fax Call
4000-114042SDR Option "Deliver Fax to Caller" Prompts
4000-114052,
Port Does Not Answer
4000-114075
4000-114070Callback Number Prompts
4000-114111Attendant Extension Highlighted when Disabled
4000-114114Group Configuration Node of TS Admin, Plus Sign
4000-114136Fax Tone Generated for Fax Sent by Desktop Client
•The "Known Issues" section contains several new previously unlisted issues:
•The Telephony Server directory is erased by the 2 A.M. directory synchronization if the
•Directory Synchronization Fails if Exchange Server Is Down (CR 4000-114023)
•Directory Synchronization Fails for Mailbox Starting with Digit (CR 4000-114161)
•Installation Delay (CR 4000-114268)
•Message Delivery Page Prompts May Be Incorrect (CR 4000-113926)
•In the "Limitations of the Software" section, a note labeled "Fax Document Subject" says that
fax documents created by the Unified Fax Printer are limited to 45 characters in their Subject
lines.
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•The section "Product and Configuration Notes" contains a note on the upgraded Brooktrout
Fax Configuration Wizard installed by OnePoint Messenger 2.0 Service Pack 1. The wizard
now enables you to select A-Law encoding for the fax card.
New in Revision C of the Release Notes
The following changes are noted in Revision C of the OnePoint Messenger 2.0 Release Notes:
•The "Installation Notes" section contains augmented instructions for upgrading from OnePoint
Messenger 1.1.
•The section "Turnkey Telephony Server Installation Notes" notes the TS800 administrator
name and password installed at the factory.
•The "New Features" and "Documentation" sections list added support for Cisco CallManager
and Mitel Ipera IP PBXs and the documentation for the AllPoint Messenger integration with
NuPoint Messenger.
•The section "Software Compatible with OnePoint Messenger 2.0" now lists Internet Explorer
5.0 or better as required on the Exchange Server to support Web access to messages.
•The section "Product and Configuration Notes" contains notes on the Export button of
Statistics Reporting Program, "Important Safety Information—Grounding (Earth)" and lists
sources of updated documentation for previous product and configuration notes.
Installation Notes
This section is divided into six groups:
•Installation Notes for Service Pack 1
•General Installation Notes
•Turnkey Telephony Server Installation Notes
•
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Installing or Reinstalling Base Releases
•Upgrading from OnePoint Messenger 1.1
•Removing OnePoint Messenger 2.0
Installation Notes for Service Pack 1
Before installing Service Pack 1, read the notes in this section and in the sections "General Installation
Notes" and "Installing or Reinstalling Base Releases". OnePoint Messenger 2.0 Service Pack 1 contains a
full build of OnePoint Messenger. You can run it on a bare Windows NT 4.0 Server to create the
Telephony Server, or you can run it in SmartUpdate mode on a Telephony Server that already contains
OnePoint Messenger 2.0 software. To install it on a bare system, follow the directions in the OnePointMessenger Installation Guide for installing OnePoint Messenger on bare systems.
To use SmartUpdate to install (these instructions are from Chapter 5 in the OnePoint Messenger
Installation Guide) Service Pack 1:
1.Use Telephony Server Monitor (TSMon)tostop telephony services on the Telephony Server.In
TSMon, change the start mode to manual until the update is completed. For details on TSMon, see
“Using TSMon to Start and Stop Telephony Server” in Chapter 5 of the OnePoint MessengerInstallation Guide.
2.Insert the OnePoint Messenger 2.0 Service Pack 1 CD-ROM. The OnePoint Messenger Installation
Program starts and checks for OnePoint Messenger on the system.
3.If the Installation Program finds OnePoint Messenger on the system, it invokes SmartUpdate, which
offers to back up the configuration files. If you do not accept, SmartUpdate skips the backup. If you
accept, SmartUpdate backs up the files. If SmartUpdate cannot find a file, it displays an alert. The
backed up files are stored in “SmartUpdate.zip.” SmartUpdate also creates the SmartUpdate.log file,
listing the backed up files. Both files are stored in \OnePoint Messenger\bin.
4.Whenthe installation is complete, SmartUpdaterestores the configuration files, with SmartUpdate.zip
as a permanent backup.
5.If you did not previously set up the Mail Transport Agent (MTA), as described in Procedure 4 in
Chapter 3 of the OnePoint Messenger Installation Guide, and you now want to do so, or if you want
to revise your Internet gateway address:
a.Click the Windows Start button, then choose Programs,thenVin traserver,andinstallservice.
Alternatively, start Internet Explorer.IntheAddress field, enter:
http://localhost:1967/mta.html
b.Press [Enter].
c.If an Enter Network Password screen appears, for User Name,enterTSAdmin (use the same
case as you used to log in), and for Password, enter the TSAdmin password.
d.Optionally, click Save password in your password list.
e.Click OK.TheMail Transport Agent Administration Web page appears.
f.Click Internet MTA Config. The main MTA Configuration page appears.
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