Cisco Systems Active Voice Repartee Unity R2 4 Installation Guide

							INDEX 
						

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A
accessing
Status Monitor  170
Unity Administrator  168
account permissions, adding  58
Acrobat Reader, installing on Unity server  64
ActiveFax
attaching the system key  42
characteristics when installed on a separate 
server 13
installing 69
setting up fax ports for  75
task list for installing  25
upgrading 100
adding voice or fax boards  100
Administrator account, setting up an Outlook profile 
for 80
AG 2000 voice and fax board  150
AG Dual T1 voice board  157
AG-T1 voice board  154
analog integrations  41
assigning
extension to the test subscriber  92
static IP address to the Unity server  47
B
backup domain controller  50
C
call forward to personal greeting, testing  97
challenge and response
Status Monitor and  171
Unity Administrator and  169
changing
passwords, turnkey systems  45
voice or fax boards  100
checklist, installer’s  28component systems
about 15
voice and fax board installation  35
configurations, characteristics of
separate ActiveFax server  13
unified messaging in an existing Exchange site 
12
unified messaging with one Exchange server  11
voice mail only  10
voice mail with LAN administration  10
configuring
Exchange 61
Unity to work with the phone system  86
connecting
peripheral devices to Unity server  42
phone systems to Unity server  41
system keys to the Unity and ActiveFax servers 
42
conventions, used in the Installation Guide  2
CP4/LSI Series 1 fax board  138
CP4/LSI Series 2 fax board  140
CPD/220 fax board  142
CPi/200 fax board  144
CPi/200 PCI fax board  146
CPi/400 PCI fax board  148
creating an emergency repair disk  82
D
D/120JCT -LS voice board  127
D/160SC voice board  129
D/160SC-LS voice board  132
D/240PCI-T1 voice board  136
D/41D voice board  116
D/41E PCI voice board  119
D/41ESC voice board  121
D/41ESC-Euro voice board  124
Dialogic fax boards. See fax boards
Dialogic voice boards. See voice boards 
						

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domains
establishing trust relationships  56
name of default Windows NT/2000  14
E
e-mail clients and voice message access  6
establishing Windows NT/2000 trust relationships 
56
Example Subscriber, using as a test subscriber  92
Exchange
adding Services Account Administration 
permissions 58
configuring 61
installing 60
networking servers  7
Unity site name  14
when reinstalling on turnkey systems is 
required 14
working with Unity  5
exiting the Unity Administrator  169
expansion chassis  40
exporting information from Repartee or Replay Plus 
31
external number access, testing  95
F–G
fax boards
adding or changing  100
AG 2000  150
CP4/LSI Series 1  138
CP4/LSI Series 2  140
CPD/220 142
CPi/200 144
CPi/200 PCI  146
CPi/400 PCI  148
expansion chassis  40
installing in component systems  35
reseating in turnkey systems  34supported 33
fax ports, setting up for ActiveFax  75
fax server software, working with Unity  5
feature-set boards
finding I/O addresses for VoiceBridge 2000 
boards 67
supported 33
VoiceBridge 2000  160
forward. See call forward to personal greeting
H
hangup detection, testing Unity  97
hunt groups
programming 91
simulating 91
testing 98
I–K
icons, on/off status  164
identified subscriber messaging, testing  98
illustrations
Status Monitor  170
Unity Administrator  168
Unity installation  6
voice board slots  38
installation task lists
ActiveFax on a separate server  25
unified messaging in an existing Exchange site 
23
unified messaging, one Exchange server  20
voice mail only  16
voice mail with LAN administration  18
installers checklist  28 
						

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installing
Acrobat Reader on Unity server  64
ActiveFax 69
Exchange 60
Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC)  63
Outlook 62
Symantec pcAnywhere and Norton Utilities  64
Unity 69
voice or fax boards in component systems  35
VoiceBridge 2000 boards, finding I/O addresses 
67
Windows NT/2000 Server  49
integrations
analog 41
available 90
serial 41
testing 92
interface
Status Monitor  170
Unity Administrator  168
Internet Explorer, working with Unity  5
Internet Information Server, working with Unity  5
IP address
assigning static to the Unity server  47
confirming that the Unity server is getting  54
L
LAN. See network
M
member servers, Windows NT  14
message waiting indication, testing  97
Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC), 
installing 63
MWI. See message waiting indication
N
NetWare 7
network operating systems  7
networks
assigning a static IP address to the Unity server 
47
confirming that the Unity server is getting an IP 
address 54
NMS fax boards. See fax boards
NMS voice boards. See voice boards
Norton Utilities, installing  64
O
Outlook
installing 62
setting up a profile for the Administrator 
account 80
working with Unity  5
P–Q
passwords
changing, turnkey systems  45
Unity Administrator  169
pcAnywhere, installing  64
peripheral devices, connecting to Unity server  42
permissions, adding Services Account 
Administration 58 
						

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phone systems
connecting to Unity server  42
entering port settings  86
hunt groups  91
integrations 41, 90
Ports page  88
programming 90
selecting information  86
Switch page  86
testing call forward to personal greeting  97
testing external number access  95
testing identified subscriber messaging  98
testing message waiting indication  97
testing release transfers  94
testing supervised transfers  95
testing the hunt group  98
testing the integration  92
testing voice messaging ports  94
ports
settings 88
testing 94
Unity Administrator page  88
viewing status  96
primary domain controllers, Windows NT  14
programming the phone system  90
R
registry, backing up  82
reinstalling software on turnkey systems  14
release transfers, testing  94
repair disk, creating an emergency  82
Repartee, exporting subscriber information from  31
Replay Plus, exporting subscriber information from 
31
reseating voice or fax boards in turnkey systems  34
resources for installation  2
restarting the Unity server  164
S
security
Status Monitor  171
Unity Administrator  169
serial integrations  41
server name, default Windows NT/2000  14
Services Account Administration permissions, 
adding 58
setting up. See installing
Setup program, Unity and ActiveFax  69
shutting down
Unity 164
Unity server  164
sites, Exchange
default name of Exchange site on Unity turnkey 
system 14
Unity in a multisite Exchange network  7
starting
Unity 166
Unity server  164
Unity server and logging on to Windows 
NT/2000, turnkey systems  44
Status Monitor
accessing 170
illustration 170
Ports page  96
security 171
shutting down Unity  164
URL 170
supervised transfers, testing  95
switch. See phone systems
Symantec pcAnywhere and Norton Utilities, 
installing 64 
						

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system key
about 40
attaching to the Unity and ActiveFax servers  42
upgrading 112
T
task lists for installation
ActiveFax on a separate server  25
unified messaging in an existing Exchange site 
23
unified messaging, one Exchange server  20
voice mail only  16
voice mail with LAN administration  18
telephone switch. See phone systems
telephone system. See phone systems
testing
assigning an extension to the test subscriber 
92
call forward to personal greeting  97
external number access  95
hangup detection by Unity  97
hunt group  98
identified subscriber messaging  98
integration 92
IP address for the Unity server  54
message waiting indication  97
release transfers  94
supervised transfers  95
voice messaging ports  94
trust relationships, establishing Windows NT/2000 
56
turnkey systems
about 14
changing passwords  45
default settings  14
reseating voice and fax boards  34
when reinstalling software is required  14
U
unified messaging in an existing Exchange site
characteristics of  12
task lists for installing  23
unified messaging, one Exchange server
characteristics of  11
task lists for installing  20
Unity
See also Unity server
component systems, about  15
configurations 10
configuring to work with the phone system  86
documentation available on compact disc  64
installation illustration  6
installer’s checklist  28
installing 69
interface 168
requirements for account used to install  69
shutting down  164
software components  5
starting 166
testing hangup detection  97
turnkey systems, about  14
upgrading 100
when reinstalling on turnkey systems is 
required 14
Unity Administrator
exiting 169
illustration 168
security 169
URL 169 
						

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Unity server
See also Unity
assigning a static IP address to  47
attaching peripheral devices to  42
attaching the system key  42
confirming that the server is getting an IP 
address 54
connecting phone system to  42
connecting to uninterruptible power supply  40
location of  42
restarting 164
setting up  40
shutting down  164
starting and logging on to Windows NT/2000 
(turnkey systems)  44
system key  40
UnitySite 14
upgrade, exporting data from Repartee or Replay 
Plus 31
upgrading
ActiveFax 100
system key  112
Unity 100
voice or fax boards  100
URLs
Status Monitor  170
Unity Administrator  169
V
ViewMail for Outlook  5
voice boards
adding or changing  100
AG 2000  150
AG Dual T1  157
AG-T1 154
D/120JCT -LS 127
D/160SC 129
D/160SC-LS 132
D/240PCI-T1 136
D/41D 116D/41E PCI  119
D/41ESC 121
D/41ESC-Euro 124
expansion chassis  40
installing in component systems  35
reseating in turnkey systems  34
supported 33
voice mail only
characteristics of  10
task lists for installing  16
voice mail with LAN administration
characteristics of  10
task lists for installing  18
VoiceBridge 2000 feature-set board  160
finding I/O addresses for  67
W–Z
We b  a d m i n i s t r a t i o n
Status Monitor  170
Unity Administrator  168
Web browser, using to administer Unity  168
Windows NT/2000
Administrator account  58
challenge and response 169, 171
creating an emergency repair disk  82
default domain name  14
default server name  14
establishing trust relationships  56
installing 49
logging on (turnkey systems)  44
requirements for account used to install Unity 
69
when reinstalling on turnkey systems is 
required 14
working with Unity  5 
						

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