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VM Pr or VM Lite?
for VM pro backup the VMdata.mdb file in the Voicemail Pro directory (C:\progem files\avaya\ip office\voicemail pro) & also any custom recordings in the Was directory (C:\progem files\avaya\ip office\voicemail pro\vm\wavs)
teh Mailboxes, User greetings & names are stored in the Accounts, Greetings & Names subdiretories & may be worth backing up as well although VM Pro will recreate the accounts if deleted & it is not to dificult for useres to rerecord thier greetings if needed
It is alos worth noting that Some VM Pro settings are stored in the registry, Avaya have a utility to backup & restore these settings on the VM Pro CD.
for VM pro backup the VMdata.mdb file in the Voicemail Pro directory (C:\progem files\avaya\ip office\voicemail pro) & also any custom recordings in the Was directory (C:\progem files\avaya\ip office\voicemail pro\vm\wavs)
teh Mailboxes, User greetings & names are stored in the Accounts, Greetings & Names subdiretories & may be worth backing up as well although VM Pro will recreate the accounts if deleted & it is not to dificult for useres to rerecord thier greetings if needed
It is alos worth noting that Some VM Pro settings are stored in the registry, Avaya have a utility to backup & restore these settings on the VM Pro CD.
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