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Fundamentals
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Contents
New in this Release 5
Other 5
How to get help 7
Contents 7
Getting help from the Nortel web site 7
Getting help over the telephone from a Nortel Solutions Center 7
Getting help from a specialist by using an Express Routing Code 8
Getting help through a Nortel distributor or reseller 8
Communications Server 1000 with Microsoft Exchange Server
2007 Unified Messaging 9
Overview 9
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Revision History 5
Multiple Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging servers on a single
network 11
Operational Considerations 12
Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging operational characteristics 13
CS 1000 set configuration 14
SIP provisioning guidelines 14
Configuration of Communications Server 1000 with Microsoft
Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging 17
Configure a new user mailbox for Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging 18
Enable a new user mailbox for use with Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging 22
Configure a new Dial Plan for Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging 25
Configure the Operator Assistance feature 30
Install Geomant Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) application 33
Installation of Multiple MWI applications 34
Configure Geomant Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) application 34
Additional notes on configuring CS1000 for MWI 38
Configure Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging in CS 1000 Element
Manager 38
Configure a Node in Element Manager for use with Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging 38
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Configure Subscriber Access, Auto Attendant, and MWI DN information 40
Configure information for the MWI Application DN 43
Select MWI Dial Plan type 43
Voice mail softkeys configuration 44
Allowing calling party numbers to update while leaving message 44
Disable a user mailbox 45
Remove a user mailbox 47
Remove a dial plan 49
Disable Operator Assistance feature 50
Remove Operator Assistance feature 51
Disable MWI service for a user phone set 52
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New in this Release
There have been no updates to the document in this release.
Other
Revision History
October 2008 Standard 02.04. This document is up-issued to reflect changes in the section
Configure a new dial plan for Microsoft Exchange Unified messaging to
support to support Communication Server 1000 Release 5.0 and Microsoft
Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging.
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May 2008
March 2008
December 2007 Standard 02.01. This document is issued to support Communication Server
August 2007
Standard 02.03. This document is issued to reflect changes in technical
content.
Standard 02.02. This document is issued to reflect changes due to
CR#Q01808992.
1000 Release 5.5.
Standard 01.01. This document is issued to support Communication Server
1000 Release 5.0 and Microsoft Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging.
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How to get help
Contents
This section contains information on the following topics:
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Getting help from the Nortel web site
• Getting help over the telephone from a Nortel Solutions Center
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Getting help from a specialist by using an Express Routing Code
• Getting help through a Nortel distributor or reseller
Getting help from the Nortel web site
The best way to get technical support for Nortel products is from the Nortel
Technical Support web site:
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This site provides quick access to software, documentation, bulletins, and
tools to address issues with Nortel products. From this site, you can:
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download software, documentation, and product bulletins
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search the Technical Support Web site and the Nortel Knowledge Base
for answers to technical issues
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sign up for automatic notification of new software and documentation
for Nortel equipment
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Getting help over the telephone from a Nortel Solutions Center
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Support web site, and you have a Nortel support contract, you can also get
help over the telephone from a Nortel Solutions Center.
In North America, call 1-800-4NORTEL (1-800-466-7835).
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Outside North America, go to the following web site to obtain the telephone
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Getting help from a specialist by using an Express Routing Code
To access some Nortel Technical Solutions Centers, you can use an
Express Routing Code (ERC) to quickly route your call to a specialist in
your Nortel product or service. To locate the ERC for your product or
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Getting help through a Nortel distributor or reseller
If you purchased a service contract for your Nortel product from a
distributor or authorized reseller, contact the technical support staff for that
distributor or reseller.
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Communications Server 1000 with
Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
Unified Messaging
Overview
CS 1000 support for Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging
enables interoperability between the voice service capabilities of
Communication Server 1000 and the Unified Messaging solution provided
as a component of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. This interoperability
provides the following capabilities:
• Call Answering: With call answering, Communications Server 1000
with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging is configured
to answer incoming calls on behalf of a user by playing their personal
greeting, recording a voice message from the caller, and submitting it
for delivery to the user inbox as an e-mail message.
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Subscriber Access: enables dial-in access for users. A subscriber
dialing into the Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging system
accesses their mailbox using Outlook 2007 Voice Access, enabling
access using either a telephone keypad or voice inputs. When dialed
into the Unified Messaging system using a telephone, a subscriber or
user can perform the following functions:
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— Listen to, forward, or reply to voice mail messages, and call the
sender of the voice mail.
— Listen to calendar information.
— Access or dial contacts stored in the global address list or in a
personal contact list.
— Accept or cancel meeting requests.
— Set a voice mail Out-of-Office message.
— Set security preferences and personal options.
• Auto Attendant: Provides a set of voice prompts that provides access
to the Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging system by external
users. Using the Auto Attendant, the external user navigates the menu
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structure, using either the telephone keypad or speech inputs, to place
a call to a user or to locate a user for the purpose of placing a call to
that user. In addition, the Auto Attendant gives system administrators
the ability to perform the following functions:
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Create a customizable set of menus for use by external users.
— Define informational greetings, business hours greetings, and
non-business hours greetings, and greetings for holiday schedules.
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Add instructions for callers describing how to search the
organizational directory, and how to connect to a specific user by
means of their extension number.
— Enable access for external callers to the operator. For more
information, see “Configure the Operator Assistance feature” (page
30).
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Play on Phone: Allows a Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging-enabled user to access a voice mail message
through Outlook 2007 or Outlook Web Access and listen to the
message over a telephone.
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Message Waiting Indication (MWI): Designed by Geomant, the MWI
application is an add-on to the Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging
Server 2007 which provides support for MWI notifications to users
connected to the Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging Server. For
more information on the installation and configuration of the Geomant
MWI application, see “Install Geomant Message Waiting Indicator
(MWI) application” (page 33) and “Configure Geomant Message
Waiting Indicator (MWI) application” (page 34).
Note:
The MWI 2007 software is a third-party software developed
by Geomant. Information on Geomant and MWI 2007 is provided
in this documentation for ease of reference only. Nortel does not
sell, warrant or provide operational support for Geomant’s MWI
2007 software product, nor warrant the accuracy of MWI 2007
descriptions contained in this document. Customers using this
document are strongly recommended to obtain the most recent MWI
2007 documentation from Geomant.
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Multiple Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging servers on a single
network
Multiple Servers can be configured for a single network to ensure the
effective handling of potential issues caused by challenges of:
• Capacity: Each Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging Server is
capable of supporting a maximum of 200 total concurrent (combination
of inbound and outbound) calls. In larger customer networks that need
to support a higher volume of concurrent calls, additional Microsoft
Exchange Unified Messaging Servers can be configured in the same
network so that users can be load-balanced.
• Redundancy: An additional Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging
Server can be configured as a redundant server in a network by
utilizing the Least Cost Routing Mechanism on the Network Routing
Service (NRS) - configuring an additional Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging Server provides a greater measure of fault tolerance for
the services provided, allowing a continuation of those services in the
event of system failure
• Geographical location: If network systems are located across multiple
geographic locations, Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging Servers
can be implemented in such a way that they are both local and specific
to each location. Configuring multiple servers in this way would
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automatically result in load sharing of access to Microsoft Exchange
Unified Messaging services by users in the network.
Operational Considerations
Considerations specific to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 are as follows:
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The only supported codecs are G711 and G723.
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RFC2833 is required for DTMF digit transmission to the Exchange
Server.
• Exchange Server 2007 must always be configured as a static endpoint
on the NRS as Registration is not supported.
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The Fax on UM capability is supported.
• Geomant Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) 2007 is a required add-on
for MWI functionality.
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Microsoft Outlook 2007 is required.
• Exchange Server 2007 requires the use of x64 processors.
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For the Play on Phone option to function, the default Outlook data file
used must be of type .ost. If the default Outlook data file is of type
.pst, the Play on Phone option will not be available.
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Calling a non-Exchange user using the Auto Attendant functionality is
not supported by Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging.
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Due to known issue concerning support of Payload 101 for RFC2833,
intermittent DTMF issues will be experienced with PC-based clients.
•
Interoperability with BCM/SRG and CS 2100 over H.323 causes
speech path issues due to non-handling of RE-INVITE requests by
Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging Server.
Considerations specific to the Geomant MWI Application are as follows:
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In a Main Office-Branch Office (MO-BO) environment, MWI
functionality is provided in either Normal or Local mode, as MWI is not
supported as multiple instances in the same domain.
• In a Geographic Redundant System environment, MWI functionality
is provided in either a Primary Call Server (PCS) or a Secondary Call
Server (SCS) system, as MWI is not supported as multiple instances
in the same domain
Considerations specific to the Communication Server 1000 are as follows:
• Only CDP dialing is supported between the home CS 1000 and the
UM Server - users dial in to the home CS 1000 using any configured
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dialing plan to access services provided by Communications Server
1000 with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging.
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Configuration of the voice mail soft key cannot be changed if there is
a combination of CallPilot and Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging
voice mail users on a single node. A recommended deployment
solution would be to have CallPilot users and Microsoft Exchange
Unified Messaging users associated with separate Line TPS nodes.
The voice mail soft key feature on the phone set assigns a unique key
to each of the voice messaging functions.
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While operating with an MCS PC Client, Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging calls can not be placed on hold.
• The existing limitation on the NRS of multiple endpoints with the same
static IP address is not supported. This affects network environments
where two CDP domains are configured to use the same Microsoft
Exchange Server 2007.
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The IP Softphone 2050 does not support RFC2833; therefore, it can
not be used with the Subscriber Access and Auto Attendant features of
the Exchange Server 2007.
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If a call originates from an H.323 endpoint (CS 1000/BCM/SRG) and
is tandem transferred by the CS 1000 to the Microsoft Exchange
Unified Messaging Server using SIP, the Subscriber Access and Auto
Attendant feature can only be accessed by voice command and not by
keypad (DTMF), as there is no support for RFC2833 over an H.323
network.
•
If the far end does not support RFC2833 (with a payload value of 101),
the Play on Phone functionality is not supported.
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Calls forwarded by Integrated Call Director (ICD) to Microsoft
Exchange Unified Messaging are not supported.
Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging operational characteristics
• When a Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging-enabled user plays
back stored voice mail messages, the order of playback begins
with the last message recorded. That is, when voice mail has been
received (in order) from User 1, User 2, and User 3, the messages are
replayed in the order of User 3, User 2, User 1.
• For a voice mail message that is a reply to an earlier voice mail
message, the reply message is played before the playback of the
original message.
• If there is only one voice mail message waiting for the user, it is not
possible to undelete that voice mail message once it has been deleted.
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• Voice mail messages that have been listened to will continue to
register as a new message until the next option is used.
• When a user dials the Auto Attendant number (with speech enabled)
and does not provide a name, Auto Attendant repeats the prompt for
a name three times. After the third prompt, the call is forwarded to the
operator automatically.
CS 1000 set configuration
This section details appropriate set configuration to provide operation
for Communications Server 1000 with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
Unified Messaging.
Required class of service configurations are as follows:
CFXA (Call Forward External): Allowed
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FNA (Call Forward No Answer): Allowed
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HTA (Hunting): Allowed
• CLS (Trunk: Call Access Restriction): Unresricted
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MWA (Message Waiting Indicator): Allowed
Both FDN (Call Forward No Answer DN) and Hunt (Hunt DN) must be
set to the value for the configured Subscriber Access DN.
SIP provisioning guidelines
This section details the SIP provisioning requirements for operations
on Communications Server 1000 with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
Unified Messaging.
Assumptions
•
Call model and traffic rate calculations are based on the assumptions
provided by Microsoft for a typical heavy user, as described at the
following URL: http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2006/08/14/42
8677.aspx
• A single Microsoft Unified Messaging server can have up to 3000
heavy users associated with it.
• All Microsoft Unified Messaging messages are received by telephone
using an SIP Trunk, and not using Microsoft Exchange Client (which
does not use an SIP Trunk).
• The use of Auto Attendant for Thru-Dial and other custom voice menu
services makes the following assumptions:
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— Menu selection and call transfer time is 30 seconds, with a
completed call duration of 180 seconds.
— Busy Hour (BH) Auto Attendant usage is 0.35 calls per hour for
each Microsoft Unified Messaging user.
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Auto Attendant operation requires the usage of two SIP trunks, which
remain in use for the duration of the call.
• If Microsoft Unified Messaging system usage differs from the call model
described for the purpose of SIP trunk table calculations, it is the
responsibility of the customer to monitor the actual usage of the system
and ensure that there are sufficient SIP trunks available for use.
Number of
UM Users
50 15000 150 4.17 8 10 24
100 30000 300 8.33 13 16 33
200 60000 600 16.67 22 26 49
500 150000 1500 42 48
1000 300000 3000 83 88 99 147
2000 600000 6000 167 170 187 254
3000 900000 9000 250 250 273 355
Typical
BH Call
Duration
(seconds)
Typical BH
CCS
Erlangs
(ccs/36)
Number of
SIP Trunks
(Erlang B
P05 Grade
of Service)
Number of
SIP Trunks
(Erlang B
P01 Grade
of Service)
55
Number of
SIP Trunks
(Erlang B,
Non-blocki
ng)
89
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Configuration of Communications
Server 1000 with Microsoft Exchange
Server 2007 Unified Messaging
For the tasks and procedures associated with configuring Communications
Server 1000 with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging,
please refer to the sections that follow:
• “Configure a new user mailbox for Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging” (page 18)
• “Enable a new user mailbox for use with Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging” (page 22)
• “Configure a new Dial Plan for Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging”
(page 25)
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“Configure the Operator Assistance feature” (page 30)
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“Install Geomant Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) application” (page
33)
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“Configure Geomant Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) application”
(page 34)
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“Configure Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging in CS 1000 Element
Manager” (page 38)
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“Allowing calling party numbers to update while leaving message”
(page 44)
• Disable a user mailbox
Note: Throughout this document, screen captures of third-party
software are included for the purposes of illustration only. While the
screen captures in this document are believed to be accurate and
reliable in their depiction of third-party software used in conjunction
with this feature, the information is subject to change without notice.
Therefore, Nortel presents all third-party screen captures in this
document without express or implied warranty with regard to their
complete accuracy.
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Configure a new user mailbox for Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging
The following section details the required steps for the configuration of a
Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging mailbox.
Configuring a user mailbox for Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging
Step Action
1 From the Exchange Management Console, select Recipient
Configuration and right click on Mailbox. Select New
Mailbox... to start the New Mailbox Wizard.
2 The opening screen for New Mailbox Wizard appears. Select
User Mailbox and click Next, as shown in the following figure:
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3 Select New user and click Next, as shown in the following
figure:
4 Enter account information for the mailbox user, as appropriate,
as shown in the following figure:
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5 Click Next to continue
6 Enter the alias for the mailbox user, and select the mailbox
location and policy settings, as shown in the following figure.
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7 Click Next to continue.
8 The Configuration Summary for the current user mailbox is
displayed, as shown in the following figure. Review for accuracy,
and click New to create the user mailbox.
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9 The completion screen of the New Mailbox Wizard appears.
Click Finish to exit, as shown in the following figure:
--End--
Enable a new user mailbox for use with Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging
The following section details the required steps for the enabling an existing
user mailbox for use with Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging.
Enabling a user mailbox for use with Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging
Step Action
1 From the Exchange Management Console, select Recipient
Configuration > Mailbox. Right click the specific user mailbox
to be enabled and select Enable Unified Messaging, as shown
in the following figure:
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2 The Enable Unified Messaging Wizard appears, as shown in the
following figure. Configure the Unified Messaging Mailbox Policy
and PIN options, as appropriate for use on your network, and
click Enable.
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3 The completion screen of the Enable Unified Messaging Wizard
appears. Click Finish to exit, as shown in the following figure:
--End--
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Configure a new Dial Plan for Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging
The following section details the required steps for the configuration of the
Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging Dial Plan.
Configure the Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging Dial Plan
Step Action
1 From the Exchange Management Console, select Organization
Configuration > Unified Messaging > New UM Dial Plan. The
New UM Dial Plan screen appears, as shown in the following
figure:
Figure 1
New UM Dial Plan screen
2 Enter the Dial Plan name and the number of digits used
for the user extension expected. Click New. Right-click the
newly-created Dial Plan and select Properties. The Dial Plan
Properties screen appears.
3 Click the General tab. From the VoIP security drop-down list,
select Unsecured, as shown in the following figure:
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Figure 2
Dial Plan General tab
4 Click the Subscriber Access tab. Specify the Welcome
Greeting, Informational announcement value, and the Subscriber
Access and Call Answer number to be associated with the new
Dial Plan. Click Apply and then OK to accept, as shown in the
following figure:
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Figure 3
Dial Plan Subscriber Access tab
5 Select Server Configration > Unified Messaging, and
right-click the server name for which your newly-created Dial
Plan is intended. Select Properties, as shown in the following
figure:
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6 Add the configured Dial Plan under the UM Settings tab, as
shown in the following figure:
7 Click OK.
8 Specify the SIP Gateway name and IP address (Signaling Server
node address) for the current Dial plan, as shown in the following
figure:
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Figure 4
Configuration screen for new UM IP Gateway
9 Specify Auto Attendant name and number for the new UM Dial
plan. The Auto Attendant Configuration number is provided for
the UM Dial Plan configured, as shown in the following figure:
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Configure the Operator Assistance feature
To configure the Operator Assistance feature to be used with a configured
UM Dial Plan, perform the tasks in the following procedure:
Configure the Operator Assistance feature
Step Action
1 After providing the operator assistance number in Dial Plan and
Mailbox users, open the Exchange Management Shell.
2 Right-click on the dial plan, and select Properties from the list of
the available options. Optionally, you can click on the properties
menu in the action pane as shown in the following figure:
--End--
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The Attendant properties window appears:
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Select Allow calls to extensions under Dialing Restrictions
and click OK.
3 Add an attendant number on the properties window, under the
General tab, enter the DN number for the auto attendant, click
Add and then OKto add:
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After dialling the number, the prompts for Auto Attendant service
are heard by the user.
--End--
Install Geomant Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) application
Note: The MWI 2007 software is a third-party software developed
by Geomant. Information on Geomant and MWI 2007 is provided
in this documentation for ease of reference only. Nortel does not
sell, warrant or provide operational support for Geomant’s MWI 2007
software product, nor warrant the accuracy of MWI 2007 descriptions
contained in this document. Customers using this document are strongly
recommended to obtain the most recent MWI 2007 documentation
from Geomant.
The Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) functionality of Microsoft Exchange
Unified Messaging is not provided through Exchange Server 2007.
Geomant MWI, a third-party vendor application, is an add-on application
for use with Exchange 2007 Server, and is used to provide all notifications
of new incoming messages to user telephones associated with a voice
mail account on the Exchange Server 2007.
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Each implemented instance of Geomant MWI is capable of providing
message waiting indications for 2500 users, and has a 10 minute built-in
timer for user notification time-out purposes.
Detailed procedures to be used in the installation of the Geomant MWI
application are available for download at http://mwi2007.com > downloads
> documentation package.
Note:
installation prerequisites, as described by the following:
Before attempting to install Geomant MWI, be aware of the
• Exchange Auto Discovery Feature must be configured on the
domain. Please refer to the Setting up E12 Autodiscover ()
document present in the downloaded documentation package.
• As part of Exchange Auto Discovery configuration, a
Certificate Authority Server must be configured in the domain.
For installation instructions, please refer to http://www.tacteam
.net/isaserverorg/vpnkitbeta2/installenterpriseca.htm.
• On the Active Directory used to start the MWI service, a user
must be configured with permissions similar to that of the
Administrator.
Installation of Multiple MWI applications
It is possible to install and configure multiple instances of the MWI
application on the same network, to accommodate a larger number of
users. Users configured on the Exchange Server are distributed between
the available instances of the MWI application to provide effective MWI
notification.
Note:
cannot be configured to receive MWI notifications from more than
one MWI application. A document describing the steps for a manual
installation of the MWI application software can be found in the
documentation package downloaded at
downloads > documentation package.
Due to a limitation of the Geomant MWI application, a user
http://mwi2007.com >
Configure Geomant Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) application
Following the successful installation of the MWI application, you are able
to configure the MWI application by means of the Geomant MWI Service
Web page.
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The Geomant MWI Service Web page can be opened on the local server
using the link https://localhost/MWISrvAdmin/.
Note: The Geomant MWI Service Web page can also be accessed
from a different (non-local) system by replacing localhost with the IP
Address of the server on which the MWI application has been installed.
The Geomant MWI Service Web page appears as shown in the following
figure:
Figure 5
Geomant MWI Service Web page
To configure MWI licenses for each SIP gateway through which MWI
notifications will be sent, click on the SIP Gateway option of the Geomant
MWI Service Web page (as shown in the preceding figure). Enter the
appropriate values for each SIP gateway to be used. The SIP Gateway
configuration screen appears as shown by the following:
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Figure 6
SIP Gateway configuration screen
The installed MWI service can be enabled and configured on a per-user
basis with the SIP gateway to which the associated MWI notifications
are to be sent. To configure MWI for each user, click the
MWI Users
option on the Geomant MWI Service Web page, which causes the Unified
Messaging User Properties screen to display, as shown by the following:
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Figure 7
Unified Messaging User Properties screen
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Additional notes on configuring CS1000 for MWI
• The SIP DCH should be configured with MWI for the RCAP value (LD
17).
•
User telephones should be configured with MWA (Message Waiting
Allowed) Class of Service to receive MWI Lamp notification.
• The Node configuration page (in Element Manager) needs to be
configured with information for both the MWI Application DN and the
MWI Dialing Plan. The configured MWI DN and MWI Dialing plan
should be administered as a valid DN on the Call Server to ensure
routing back to the SIP gateway; this is required if the ISDN Facility
Response is to be sent back to the SIP gateway. For more information
on configuring the MWI DN and MWI Dial Plan, see “Configure
information for the MWI Application DN” (page 43) and “Configure the
Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging Dial Plan” (page 25).
Configure Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging in CS 1000
Element Manager
The following sections detail the use of Element Manager in configuring
Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging services on the CS 1000.
The Edit page of the Element Manager Nodes: Servers, Media Cards
configuration page has a new configuration tab – Microsoft Unified
Messaging. The Microsoft Unified Messaging tab is used to add Microsoft
Exchange Unified Messaging numbers that have been defined for use with
Subscriber Access and Auto Attendant and also to configure MWI DNs
and Dialing Plans. Up to five Subscriber numbers and five Auto Attendant
numbers can be configured. These numbers can be added, modified or
deleted using the functions of the Microsoft Unified Messaging tab.
Configure a Node in Element Manager for use with Microsoft Exchange
Unified Messaging
Access to all parameters for configuration of a node for interaction with
Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging are found under IP Telephony
Node section of Edit page for Nodes: Servers, Media Cards, as shown in
the following figure:
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Figure 8
Configuring a Node for use with Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging: IP
Telephony Node
A Node can be imported and its parameters edited to interact specifically
with Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging.
Import and edit a Node for Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging
interaction
Step Action
1 Log on to Element Manager with a valid User Account.
2 Navigate to the Nodes: Servers, Media Cards page.
3 Launch the Import Node Files page and import the node to be
configured for use with Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging
and edit the imported node by navigating to the Edit page of that
node.
4 Configure the Unified Messaging parameters for the node by
expanding the Microsoft Unified Messaging section and saving
the changes. For more information, see “Configure Subscriber
Access, Auto Attendant, and MWI DN information” (page 40).
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Configure Subscriber Access, Auto Attendant, and MWI DN information
Opening the Microsoft Unified Messaging tab of the Edit page for
Nodes: Servers, Media Cards allows the Subscriber Access, Auto
Attendant, and MWI DN information to be configured. These configuration
parameters, once expanded, appear as shown in the following image:
Figure 9
Subscriber Access, Auto Attendant, MWI DN and Voice mail softkeys
configuration parameters
The acceptable data entries for the Subscriber Access, Auto Attendant,
and MWI DN information fields are as follows:
• Subscriber Access Number: This is a numeric field for up to 32 digits.
• Auto Attendant Number: This is a numeric field for up to 32 digits.
• MWI Application DN: This is a numeric field for up to 32 digits.
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Adding, modifying, or deleting Subscriber Access Numbers for
a Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging Node
The following procedures detail the steps to add, modify, or delete the
Subscriber Access Number information for a Node interacting with
Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging.
Add new Subscriber Access Number information
Step Action
1 Log on to Element Manager with a valid User Account.
2 Navigate to the Edit page of the Nodes: Servers, Media Cards
configuration page.
3 Expand the Microsoft Unified Messaging.
4 In the space provided, add information for up to five Subscriber
Access Numbers by clicking Add and saving the configuration.
The Add button becomes inactive after the fifth entry.
--End--
Modify Subscriber Access Number information
Step Action
1 Log on to Element Manager with a valid User Account.
2 Navigate to the Edit page of the Nodes: Servers, Media Cards
configuration page.
3 Expand the Microsoft Unified Messaging.
4 In the space provided, modify the configuration information as
required for up to five Subscriber Access Numbers and save the
configuration.
--End--
Delete Subscriber Access Numbers
Step Action
1 Log on to Element Manager with a valid User Account.
2 Navigate to the Edit page of the Nodes: Servers, Media Cards
configuration page.
3 Expand the Microsoft Unified Messaging.
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4 Delete the required Subscriber Access Number(s) by clicking the
Remove button and saving the configuration.
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Adding, modifying, or deleting Auto Attendant numbers for a
Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging Node
The following procedures detail the steps to add, modify, or delete the
Auto Attendant Number information for a Node interacting with Microsoft
Exchange Unified Messaging.
Add new Auto Attendant number information
Step Action
1 Log on to Element Manager with a valid User Account.
2 Navigate to the Edit page of the Nodes: Servers, Media Cards
configuration page.
3 Expand Microsoft Unified Messaging.
4 In the space provided, add information for up to five Auto
Attendant Numbers by clicking Add and save the configuration.
The Add button becomes inactive after the fifth entry.
--End--
Modify Auto Attendant Number information
Step Action
1 Log on to Element Manager with a valid User Account.
2 Navigate to the Edit page of the Nodes: Servers, Media Cards
configuration page.
3 Expand Microsoft Unified Messaging.
4 In the space provided, modify the configuration information as
required for up to five Auto Attendant Numbers and save the
configuration.
--End--
Delete Auto Attendant Numbers
Step Action
1 Log on to Element Manager with a valid User Account.
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2 Navigate to the Edit page of the Nodes: Servers, Media Cards
configuration page.
3 Expand Microsoft Unified Messaging.
4 Delete the required Auto Attendant Number(s) by clicking the
Remove button and saving the configuration.
--End--
Configure information for the MWI Application DN
The following procedure details the steps to configure the MWI Application
DN information for a Node interacting with Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging.
Configure MWI Application DN information
Step Action
1 Log on to Element Manager with a valid User Account.
2 Navigate to the Edit page of the Nodes: Servers, Media Cards
configuration page.
3 Expand Microsoft Unified Messaging.
4 Configure the proxy DN for the MWI application and save the
configuration.
Select MWI Dial Plan type
The following procedure details the steps for selecting the desired MWI
Dial Plan type for a Node interacting with Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging.
Note:
and UDP only.
Select the desired MWI Dial Plan type
Step Action
1 Log on to Element Manager with a valid User Account.
2 Navigate to the Edit page of the Nodes: Servers, Media Cards
3 Expand the Microsoft Unified Messaging.
Currently, the available dial plan types are restricted to CDP
configuration page.
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4 Select either CDP or UDP for the MWI Dial Plan type and save
the configuration.
--End--
Voice mail softkeys configuration
The use of Exchange UM softkeys on IP phones (11XX, 12XX, 2007,
2004, 2002) is enabled through Element Manager by selecting the
Unified Messaging Softkeys Enabled checkbox under Microsoft Unified
Messaging. In addition, the Inbox key of each of the phones can be
configured to access the Subscriber Access DN and MWK directly.
The key mapping for the softkeys is static and consists of the following
options:
•
Play
•
Delete
• Call
•
Stop
• Unread
•
Reply
• Compose
•
Forward
•
Info
Allowing calling party numbers to update while leaving message
If a call is modified after reaching the Exchange 2007 UM Server,
the calling party number is modified as well. To ensure that voice
messages left will have the correct calling party information, calling
party number information must be updated to the Exchange 2007 UM
Server by generating a SIP INFO message with new content type header
text/source-party. This SIP INFO message is then delivered to the
Exchange 2007 UM Server, allowing any voice messages left there to
reflect the correct calling party caller information.
To enable this functionality of the SIP INFO message, the following
changes must be made on the Exchange 2007 UM Server:
• In the GlobCfg.XML file, set the SourcePartyInfoEnabled flag to true.
• Both the Microsoft Exchange Speech Engine and the Microsoft
Unified Messaging Services must be restarted.
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Disable a user mailbox
The following section details the required steps for removing all Exchange
mailbox attributes from a user object in Active Directory without deleting
the user object in Active Directory.
Disabling a user mailbox
Step Action
1 In the Exchange Management Console, select Recipient
Configuration > Mailbox . In the action pane, click Disable to
disable the mailbox.
Optionally, you can right-click the selected mailbox, and choose
Disable on the pop up menu as shown in the following figure:
2 Click Yes to confirm the disabling of the user mailbox, as shown
in the following figure:
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Enable the user mailbox after disabling
The user mailbox can be enabled after disabling it. The following section
details the required steps to enable a disabled user mailbox.
Procedure 1
Enabling the user mailbox after disabling
Step Action
1 Add a new mailbox using the New Mailbox Wizard, but select
Existing users instead of New users when prompted for User
Type.
For more information about using the New Mailbox Wizard, see
“Configure a new user mailbox for Microsoft Exchange Unified
Messaging” (page 18).
2 Click Add. A window appears displaying all existing users in the
active directory.
3 Select the disabled user mailbox as appropriate and click OK,as
shown by the following:
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4 Click Next and follow the steps to add a new mailbox, without
changing current user account information.
--End--
Remove a user mailbox
This procedure details the required steps for removing a user mailbox.
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Procedure 2
Removing a user mailbox
Step Action
1 In the Exchange Management Console, select Recipient
Configuration > Mailbox .
2 In the action pane, click Remove to remove the mailbox, as
shown by the following:
Optionally, you can right-click the selected user mailbox, and
choose Remove from the list of menu options.
--End--
Note: When you remove a user mailbox, all associated user Exchange
data is marked for deletion and the associated user account entry in the
Active Directory is deleted.
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Remove a dial plan
This procedure details the required steps for removing a UM dial plan.
Note: Before you can remove a UM dial plan, you must remove any
existing associations with other UM components such as UM mailbox
policies, Unified Messaging servers, or UM IP gateways.
Procedure 3
Removing a dial plan
Step Action
1 In the Exchange Management Console, select Organization
2 Select the appropriate UM dial plan and click Remove on the
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Configuration > Unified Messaging.
action pane to remove the dial plan, as shown by the following:
Optionally, you can right-click the UM dial plan and select
Remove from the list of available options.
3 Click Yes to confirm the removal of the selected UM dial plan.
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Disable Operator Assistance feature
This module details the required steps for disabling Operator Assistance
feature functionality, provided by the UM Auto Attendant.
The UM Auto Attendant can be disabled: if an auto attendant is disabled,
no incoming calls will be answered.
Procedure 4
Disabling the UM Auto Attendant
Step Action
1 In the Exchange Management Console, select Organization
Configuration > Unified Messaging.
2 Select the appropriate UM Auto Attendant and click Disable
on the action pane to remove the dial plan, as shown by the
following:
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Optionally, you can right-click the UM Auto Attendant and select
Disable from the list of available options.
Remove Operator Assistance feature
This module details the required steps to follow for removing a configured
UM Auto Attendant.
Procedure 5
Removing the UM Auto Attendant
Step Action
1 In the Exchange Management Console, select Organization
Configuration > Unified Messaging.
2 Select the appropriate UM Auto Attendant and click Remove
on the action pane to remove the dial plan, as shown by the
following:
--End--
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Optionally, you can right-click the UM Auto Attendant and select
Remove from the list of available options.
Disable MWI service for a user phone set
This module details the procedure for disabling MWI service access on a
user phone set.
Procedure 6
Disabling MWI service for a user phone set
Step Action
1 Access the Geomant MWI Service Web page. For more
information about accessing the Geomant MWI Service Web
page, see “Configure Geomant Message Waiting Indicator (MWI)
application” (page 34)
2 Select Administration > MWI Users.
--End--
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3 Select a user from the list. The Unified Messaging User
Properties page appears.
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4 On the Unified Messaging User Properties screen, uncheck
MWI Service Enabled to disable MWI service for the user.
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