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November 2004
Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and
Planning Guide
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Considerations with Message
Networking server
Modular Messaging—Microsoft Exchange and Modular Messaging—
IBM Lotus Domino systems can interoperate with other messaging
systems via a Message Networking server. However, such
implementations may not provide full support to certain features on the
networked systems. Customers and planners are advised to request for
and consult the following Message Networking engineering notes. These
engineering notes are available upon request.
! Message Networking Implementation Notes
Describes important notes about the implementation of Avaya
Message Networking and the differences to consider for
customers moving from a point-to-point network. Many of these
issues impact messaging end users and must be discussed with
customers prior to implementation.
! Message Networking Directory Considerations
Describes important notes on the implementation of Message
Networking networked with Avaya Modular Messaging (using
either Microsoft Exchange or IBM Lotus Domino as the message
store). Addresses subscriber directory implementation required in
such a configuration.
Note: The considerations discussed in this Appendix apply only to
Modular Messaging—Microsoft Exchange and Modular
Messaging—IBM Lotus Domino. For information on the
considerations for Modular Messaging—MSS, see Modular
Messaging—MSS and the Message Networking Server on
page 6-15.
In this Appendix, Modular Messaging refers to Modular
Messaging—Microsoft Exchange and Modular Messaging—
IBM Lotus Domino, unless stated otherwise.