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Move voice services cabinet 8-3
What is move the voice services cabinet?
Standard 1.0 System Installation and Modification Guide January 1998
What is move the voice services cabinet?
Introduction
The voice services cabinet is used to store the following data.
• voice menu recordings
• announcement recordings
• voice services profile
• fax documents
Note: This feature is not available on Card Option.
Why the voice
services cabinet
should be moved
Because the voice services cabinet is kept mainly in Volume
VS1 on node 1, it allows the voice services information to be
saved automatically during a partial backup of the database.
However, if the database is large, this volume may become too
full due to the storage requirements of features such as Fax on
Demand. If this occurs, it may be necessary to reassign the
voice services cabinet to another volume in order to prevent the
system from becoming overloaded.
For more information on voice services storage, see the Site and
Installation Planning Guide (NTP 555-70x1-200) for your
platform or the MSM Planning and Engineering Guide (NTP
557-7001-100).
- Meridian Mail 1
- Publication histor 5
- Contents 7
- Contents ix 9
- Chapter 1 11
- Overview 12
- Typographic conventions 13
- References 14
- Customer Systems 15
- Option GP 16
- About this guide 1-7 17
- Customer Systems for MSM 18
- Chapter 2 19
- What changed in MM11 21
- What is new for MM12 22
- Conversion 25
- Feature expansion 25
- Enabling features 26
- Hardware modification 26
- 2-10 Overview: read me first 28
- Overview: read me first 2-11 29
- 2-12 Overview: read me first 30
- Overview: read me first 2-13 31
- 2-14 Overview: read me first 32
- Software installation 33
- Information needed 34
- Overview: read me first 2-17 35
- 2-18 Overview: read me first 36
- What is a keycode? 39
- What is a keycode used for? 40
- Defining the system 41
- 2-24 Overview: read me first 42
- Overview: read me first 2-25 43
- 2-26 Overview: read me first 44
- Label Heading Description 44
- Overview: read me first 2-27 45
- The serial number 46
- Locating your serial 47
- 2-30 Overview: read me first 48
- Disk drive failures 51
- Tape drives 52
- Retensioning tape 53
- Tape drive formats 53
- 2-36 Overview: read me first 54
- General restore information 55
- Meridian Mail backup 56
- Dual hard disks 56
- Voice processing cards 57
- 2-40 Overview: read me first 58
- Voice port configurations 61
- 2-44 Overview: read me first 62
- Dataport rules 63
- 2-46 Overview: read me first 64
- Installation and 65
- MSM-specific rules 65
- 2-48 Overview: read me first 66
- Storage capacity 67
- 2 200 400 -- -- 400 72
- 4 400 600 800 -- 800 72
- 6 600 800 1000 1200 1200 72
- 8 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 72
- Volume sizes 73
- 2-56 Overview: read me first 74
- Hours VS1T VS1V VS2T VS2V 74
- Overview: read me first 2-57 75
- 2-58 Overview: read me first 76
- 2-62 Overview: read me first 80
- 3-4 Comprehensive upgrade 84
- Example: 84
- Comprehensive upgrade 3-5 85
- 3-6 Comprehensive upgrade 86
- Comprehensive upgrade 3-7 87
- 3-8 Comprehensive upgrade 88
- Comprehensive upgrade 3-9 89
- Disabling disk to disk 90
- Setting up for a 91
- Serial number and 95
- Selecting call 102
- Entering DSP 103
- ATTENTION 104
- Result: 105
- Defining T1 spans for 107
- From: SpanA 108
- To: SpanB 108
- Op GP and MSM 109
- Please define the T1 Channels 109
- Defining links for Mod 109
- Chapter 3 112
- Is this correct? No (Yes) 115
- Defining voice port 116
- Defining T1 hardware 125
- Defining voice 128
- Assigning the 130
- Starting node number: 1 131
- Ending node number: 3 131
- Ending node number: 14 136
- Select operation: 138
- Adding languages 139
- 3-64 Comprehensive upgrade 144
- Introduction 145
- Recovering from 145
- #TAPE:MMTAPE1> 145
- Buffer size (k) :64 147
- MSM system 149
- Chapter 4 151
- What to do before you begin 154
- Tape Retension 156
- Chapter 5 161
- What standardize 163
- Standardizing volume sizes 165
- System Administration Guide 169
- 5-10 Standardize volume sizes 170
- Chapter 6 171
- Volume and backup information 174
- Main types of backup 177
- Full backup 177
- Partial backup 177
- Backup processes 178
- Partial backups on 179
- Disk to disk backup 179
- About online backups 180
- When to use these 182
- Common procedure 182
- Hit <CR> to continue 188
- Chapter 7 191
- Chapter 8 199
- Why the voice 201
- Chapter 9 209
- Chapter 10 219
- Step Action 225
- Verifying the MMP40 228
- Chapter 11 229
- What is recreate system? 231
- Recreating a system 233
- 11-10 Recreate system 238
- Chapter 12 239
- Chapter 13 249
- Exiting to support level 253
- 13-8 Exit to support level 256
- Chapter 14 257
- Modular Option 260
- When to use the 261
- Install an MM12 system 264
- Entering the serial 265
- Enter the Serial Number: 265
- Entering your 267
- Customer Name: MeridianMail 267
- Link Type: CSL (NoLink) 268
- Switch Customer Number: 268
- System Environment: CPE (CO) 269
- No (Yes) 270
- Selecting languages 273
- Select operation: AddLanguage 273
- Appendix A 317
- Parameters 319
- (25 datawords = 200 ms) 320
- MM12 parameters A-5 321
- A-6 MM12 parameters 322
- Numerics 323
- Reader Response Form 331
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