Datasheet

Data Sheet
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Compose, reply to, and forward messages by using IMAP clients.
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Through calendar integration with Cisco Unified MeetingPlace® 7.0, join a meeting that is in progress, hear a list of participants for a meeting, send
a message to the meeting organizer or participants, and set up an immediate meeting.
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Dispatch a message to a group, with the message being assigned to the first member of the group to listen to the message. When the message is
assigned, it is deleted from all other users’ inboxes and becomes a normal message in the assignee’s mailbox.
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You have flexibility with support for partitions, search spaces, and search scopes.
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Receive and forward fax messages through integration with the Cisco Fax Server.
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Customize subject lines for messages received in any visual client that displays the subject message, such as an IMAP or RSS client.
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Use a single phone number for both voice calls and fax transmissions.
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With the Voice Message Store and Forward feature, administrators, on a per-user basis, can forward voice messages to an external mailbox,
making it easier for you to access voice messages on a mobile device.
System Administration Overview
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Cisco Unity Connection is scalable to 144 ports and 10,000 users per server (7,500 with IMAP or Inbox in use). Refer to the Cisco Unity
Connection Supported Platforms List for details at:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/voicesw/ps6789/ps5745/ps6509/data_sheet_c78-
491743.html.
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High-availability support is achieved through an active-active redundancy configuration, which also supports up to 288 ports in the server pair.
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Cisco Unity Connection supports Voice Profile for Internet Messaging Version 2 (VPIMv2), which allows networking of up to 10 Cisco Unity, Cisco
Unity Express, or third-party voicemail systems, allowing users on each of these systems to transparently reply to, forward, and exchange voice
messages.
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New phone system integrations include:
Any phone system that provides a serial data link (Simplified Message Desk Interface [SMDI], Message Center Interface [MCI], or MD-110
protocol) to the master private branch exchange (PBX) IP media gateway (PIMG) unit (serial integration through analog PIMG or T1 IP media
gateway [TIMG] units).
Use TIMG units for in-band integration with Avaya Definity G3.
Use TIMG units for in-band integration with Avaya S8500/S8700.
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Cisco Unity Connection integrates with Cisco Unified Communications Manager and leading traditional telephone systems, even simultaneously
(using the PIMG or TIMG).
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Cisco Unified Communications Manager 7.0, Cisco Unified Mobility Advantage 7.0, and Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator 7.0 are supported.
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Cisco Unity Connection natively supports Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) proxy servers, designated SIP phones and clients, and SIP-capable
access gateways.
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Cisco Unity Connection provides a browser-based system administration console and tools for easy installation and maintenance.
System Administration Features
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Alternate extensions are configurable by the system administrator or user.
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Alternate key mappings for message retrieval can help users transition from traditional voicemail systems.
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Custom keypad mapping allows administrators to create TUIs for specific user needs.
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Automatic gain control provides consistent message volume playback levels.
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Handlers provide building blocks for Automated-Attendant and intelligent call-routing functions.
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Call handlers accept calls, play recorded prompts, route calls, and accept messages.
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Directory handlers manage the way that callers search the directory.
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Interview handlers collect and record input from callers.
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You can configure per-user message-handling actions to determine how messages of specific types are handled in the system, such as “Accept
the Message”, “Reject the Message”, or “Relay the Message”.
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Caller ID is supported.
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Call screening is configurable.
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Class of service (CoS) controls user access to features.
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Administrators can create users individually or in bulk.
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Administrators can import users from Cisco Unified Communications Manager.
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Messages are day and time stamped.
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You can perform a directory search by spelling a username; you can enter up to 24 letters.
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You can log in to the TUI without entering your ID.
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Encrypted Skinny Client Control Protocol (SCCP), Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol (SRTP), and Transport Layer Security/Secure Real-Time
Transport Protocol (TLS/SRTP) for SIP facilitates Cisco Unified Communications Manager integration.