hawkflorida
Technical User
I noticed you were discussing Norstar Voicemail Manager. In case anyone needs to know how to connect to a NAM to use Nortsar Voicemail Manager the following may be helpful.
Norstar Voicemail Manager is the program that you can use to edit the class of services and other programming that can't be done any other way except through NVM Mgr. You can access the NAM by the internal NAM modem, through the NAM Network Interface Card NIC or directly through a com port. In this discussion you will do it using a modem(COM4 IRQ5). You will connect to the NAM by using a PC that has the Norstar Voicemail Manager installed on it. Connect a B1 line to the NAM's internal modem and call that line with your ppp dialer you will create. In the modem connection scenario you will have to make a network dialer. In Windows you go to the Dial Up Networking window and make a new connection. You must enter the following dialer information;
User name: namaccess
Password: log2nam
Once you connect to the NAM and the dialer minimizes you will run the Norstar Voicemail Manager program. You will be presented with an Administration Password window. You must enter the following dialer information;
Server Nam or IP: 192.168.110.10(use this IP for modem connection)
Administrative Password: (what ever your Admin password is, such as 1020000)
The program will run and a menu titled NVM Manager and will appear at the top of your screen. One of the common tasks is to make passwords never to expire. To do that you will then select the OPTIONS menu tab and then select EDIT CLASS OF SERVICE. You will enter 0 for Passwords Expiry in Days to make your mailbox passwords never to expire for a particular class of service. There are other valuable selections to make in this tab. An entry here is the only way to edit the class of services.
Note: If your NAM is connected to a network you can gain entry without the network dialer, and just simply run the Norstar Voicemail Manager program using the actual IP of the NAM on the LAN instead of the default IP.
Norstar Voicemail Manager is the program that you can use to edit the class of services and other programming that can't be done any other way except through NVM Mgr. You can access the NAM by the internal NAM modem, through the NAM Network Interface Card NIC or directly through a com port. In this discussion you will do it using a modem(COM4 IRQ5). You will connect to the NAM by using a PC that has the Norstar Voicemail Manager installed on it. Connect a B1 line to the NAM's internal modem and call that line with your ppp dialer you will create. In the modem connection scenario you will have to make a network dialer. In Windows you go to the Dial Up Networking window and make a new connection. You must enter the following dialer information;
User name: namaccess
Password: log2nam
Once you connect to the NAM and the dialer minimizes you will run the Norstar Voicemail Manager program. You will be presented with an Administration Password window. You must enter the following dialer information;
Server Nam or IP: 192.168.110.10(use this IP for modem connection)
Administrative Password: (what ever your Admin password is, such as 1020000)
The program will run and a menu titled NVM Manager and will appear at the top of your screen. One of the common tasks is to make passwords never to expire. To do that you will then select the OPTIONS menu tab and then select EDIT CLASS OF SERVICE. You will enter 0 for Passwords Expiry in Days to make your mailbox passwords never to expire for a particular class of service. There are other valuable selections to make in this tab. An entry here is the only way to edit the class of services.
Note: If your NAM is connected to a network you can gain entry without the network dialer, and just simply run the Norstar Voicemail Manager program using the actual IP of the NAM on the LAN instead of the default IP.
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