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CM 5.2 and Modular Messaging
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this is a PDF Config Note that describes the programming of the SIP integration between the MM and CM.
You'll have to be able to configure you SES server. 5.2 of MM only uses SIP as its integration with CM. Those pesky dialogic cards are becoming a thing of the past.
this is a PDF Config Note that describes the programming of the SIP integration between the MM and CM.
You'll have to be able to configure you SES server. 5.2 of MM only uses SIP as its integration with CM. Those pesky dialogic cards are becoming a thing of the past.
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What version of MM are you doing?
What flavor of MM (Mas for Exchange / MAS-MSS / MAS for Lotus Notes)?
What flavor of MM (Mas for Exchange / MAS-MSS / MAS for Lotus Notes)?
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Check out section 4 of this doc:
It shows how to set up an H323 trunk for an MM MAS server. Although this doc reflects a survivable scenario, it should work for you.
I was thinking in terms of the MM Single Server where the MAS and MSS reside on the same server - SIP is the only integration on this flavor.
Beware that H323 does no support fax if you are wanting to get faxes into your MM Mailboxes.
It shows how to set up an H323 trunk for an MM MAS server. Although this doc reflects a survivable scenario, it should work for you.
I was thinking in terms of the MM Single Server where the MAS and MSS reside on the same server - SIP is the only integration on this flavor.
Beware that H323 does no support fax if you are wanting to get faxes into your MM Mailboxes.
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