Centralized VmPro

[flyguy2]

How does the time stamp work on a message left in a mailbox but the VM system is in a different timezone? Do I set the time offset option in manager?

 

[intrigrant]

The VM system can only work with one time zone

 

[flyguy2]

So if I have an office in New York and the voicemail is in Dallas, the date/time stamp will be the Dallas, Texas time?

 

[intrigrant]

Yes

 

[flyguy2]

What if I set the time server ip address on the New York system to take the it's time from Dallas and use the "time offset" tab setting in New York and reflect the 2 hour difference? Like +2:00?

 

[mattKnight]

>What if I set the time server ip address on the New York system to take the it's time from Dallas and use the "time offset" tab setting in New York and reflect the 2 hour difference? Like +2:00?

then the time on the IP office will be correct, the time in Dallas will also be correct

and the time stamp on the voicemail will be Dallas time, regardless of where the the call comes from, goes to.

Take Care

Matt
I have always wished that my computer would be as easy to use as my telephone.
My wish has come true. I no longer know how to use my telephone.

 

[flyguy2]

Not cool.

 

[amriddle01]

If you really don't like this, you can have more than one VM Pro in an SCN.... it is however NOT SUPPORTED but it does work. I have done it a few times and never had an issue, if you do get an issue related to this set up Avaya will not even look at it, that's what you have to weigh up.

ACS - IP Office Implement

 

[flyguy2]

I thought about doing that but the whole reason for this project that I am working on is to bring the customer back into Avaya SCN specs. They currently exceed users in an SCN and they are not supported.

Great idea though.

Thanks to all.