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    							26 - 6Back Up and Restore Issue 3 EliteMail VMS/EliteMail Limited
    The directory exists and does not contain a previous backup
    The utility continues the backup.
    The utility then displays the EliteMail directory to be backed up and the
    local directory used for backup, and asks: Is this correct? (Y/N). 
    If N is answered, the utility returns to the directory prompt.
    If Y is answered, the system starts transferring EliteMail files to the backup
    directory.  EliteMail files and directories to be backed up are designated by
    the BRFILES.LST in the remote directory on the support PC.  Press Esc
    anytime to abort the backup procedure and return to the Main Menu.
    Restore
    The utility prompts: Please specify the directory from which to restore the
    system.
    If a directory is not entered or the technician presses ESC, the Main Menu
    is displayed. 
    When a directory is entered, one of the following cases occurs:
    The directory does not exist
    An error message is displayed, and the utility returns to the directory
    prompt.
    The directory exists but does not contain a previous backup
    The utility prompts:  does not appear to contain a valid
    system.  Restore from this directory anyway? (Y/N).
    If Y is answered, the process continues.  If N is answered, the utility
    returns to the directory prompt.
    The directory exists and does contain a previous backup
    The utility continues the restore process.
    The utility then displays the EliteMail directory to be restored and the local
    directory used for restore, and asks for confirmation (Y/N). 
    If N is answered, the utility returns to the directory prompt.
    If Y is answered, the system starts transferring files from the support PC to
    EliteMail.  EliteMail files and directories to be restored are designated by
    the BRFILES.LST in the remote directory on the support PC.  Press ESC
    anytime to abort the restore function and return to the Main Menu. 
    						
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    Configure
    This option allows the technician to define how to communicate with
    EliteMail from the support PC.  The configuration must be established prior
    to the first EliteMail backup.  Parameters set here must match those set in
    the CoSession configuration.
    When this option is selected, the utility displays current configuration
    settings to the technician and prompts: Would you like to change these
    settings? (Y/N).
    If N is answered, the utility returns to the Main Menu.
    If Y is answered, the utility displays a different parameter screen for each
    parameter, explains the parameter, and gives a location to enter the new
    value.  Press  	
    to retain current settings.
    Phonebook entry name
    The configuration defined by this utility can be stored in the
    CoSession remote telephone book directory to allow the technician
    to use the same configuration for backup/restore utility and
    CoSession, but because of limitations to the scripting program, the
    backup/restore utility cannot browse or edit existing entries in the
    phonebook.  Default entry for this field is BACKUP.
    Remote working directory
    This is the host system directory where the Voice Mail application
    resides.  The default is C:\VMAIL and should not be modified for
    EliteMail VMS/EliteMail Limited.
    Remote telephone number
    This defines the telephone number to dial to connect to Voice Mail.
    Default for this field is blank.
    CoSession login name:
    The CoSession login name used by EliteMail.  Default for this field is
    blank.
    CoSession password
    The CoSession password used by EliteMail.  Default for this field is
    blank.
    Modem type
    This defines the modem used by the support PC to connect to
    EliteMail.  User must enter the index number of the modem used.
    Press 	
    to retain current settings.  VPS displays a list of
    possible modem index numbers.  Default is 35 - Direct Connect.  
    						
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    Baud rate
    This defines serial communication speed between the support PC
    and EliteMail.  Default (maximum) speed is 19200.
    Local COM port
    This defines the communication port on the support PC used to
    connect to EliteMail.
    After all parameters are set, the utility displays new parameters and asks:
    would you like to save these settings? (Y/N).
    If N is answered, the utility returns to the first configuration screen.
    If Y is answered, changes are saved locally and the utility then prompts:
    Would you like to add these settings to the CoSession Phone Book? (Y/N).
    The utility then processes either answer and returns to the Main Menu.
    Exit
    The system exits and returns the technician to the DOS prompt.  The
    technician can then reboot EliteMail to restore operation. 
    						
    							ReferenceA - 1
    Access Codes 
    ANo Setup Options Access
    Subscriber cannot change options by telephone. Access codes A and T may be combined to
    deny access to all setup options 
    except personal greetings.
    BNo Receipt Summary
    The system does 
    not tell the subscriber that messages were received, unless the subscriber
    marks a message for explicit return receipt.
    CCancel Public Message Notification
    The system does not notify the subscriber when a public message is received. A public
    message is not addressed to a particular extension. Use this code for subscribers who have
    public message access (
    i.e., no P access code) but want their message waiting lamp lit only
    for messages sent specifically to them.
    DDirectory Restriction
    Subscriber is excluded from the automatic directory of subscribers.
    EAddress Messages by Extension
    Subscriber leaves messages by extension number instead of the first three letters of the
    recipient last name.
    FFirst-Time Enrollment Conversation
    Subscribers are enrolled by telephone the next time they call voice mail. The system does
    not deliver messages to a subscriber with the F access code.
    GCannot Change Greeting
    Subscriber cannot change personal greetings.
    HReserved for future use.
    ILive Monitor On?
    Enables Live Monitoring for subscribers.
        Optional upgrade on EliteMail Limited
    JAuto Live Monitor
    Sets enabled Live Monitoring to Automatic Mode.
        Optional upgrade on EliteMail Limited
    KCan Change Call Holding by Telephone
    Subscriber can change call holding by telephone.
    LLength of Messages Announced
    The system announces the length of messages, for example 
    “You have 3 new messages
    totaling 3 minutes, 20 seconds. Would you like to hear them?” 
    						
    							A - 2Access Codes Issue 3 EliteMail VMS/EliteMail Limited
    MMenu Mode Exclusively
    Subscriber hears the system quick option menus for all voice mail features, instead of yes-
    and-no conversation. This code cancels the T access code. 
    NHands-free Message Retrieval
    This code turns on hands-free message retrieval. The system does not ask the subscriber
    “Would you like to hear them?” between message sources. This code also turns on softkeys
    on an equipped Multiline Terminal.
    *     If this code is on, normal conversation mode is enabled.  
          If this code is off, softkey mode is enabled.
    ONo Old Messages
    Subscriber cannot review old messages.
    PNo Public Messages
    Subscriber cannot access public messages. Usually, only one or two people at any site need
    access to public messages.
    QNo Urgent Messages
    Subscriber cannot mark messages urgent.
    RCannot Redirect Messages
    Subscriber cannot redirect messages received.
    SCannot Send Messages
    Subscriber cannot leave messages for other subscribers, guests, or groups.
    TTraditional Conversation
    Subscriber hears four basic questions in the following order: Check new messages, Leave
    messages, Change greetings, Review old messages. To reach setup options other than
    greetings, subscriber can press  
    # # after the system asks 
    “Would you like to do anything
    else?”
    .  M cancels this code.
    UNo Messages to Subscribers
    Subscribers cannot send messages to other subscribers but can leave messages for their
    guests and message groups. 
    VNo Private Messages
    Subscriber cannot mark messages private. Any message the subscriber sends may be
    redirected by the recipient.
    WNo Future Delivery
    Subscriber cannot mark messages for future delivery.
    XNo Return Receipt Request
    Subscriber cannot mark messages for explicit return receipt or cancel a return receipt
    marked automatically by the system.
    YNo Messages to Open Groups
    Subscriber cannot create open message groups, or leave messages for open message
    groups. Subscribers can still create and leave messages for private message groups. 
    						
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    ZAutomatic Return Receipt
    The system automatically marks 
    every message sent by the subscriber for return receipt
    requested. To avoid redundant return receipts and receipt summary announcements, never
    use Z without also using access code B. 
    						
    							ReferenceB - 1
    Action Codes 
    GGo to System ID
    The system routes the call to another System ID. You must
    enter a valid System ID directly to the right of the 
    GotoID
    arrow. (
    e.g., 
    GotoID $PM routes a call to the Public
    Interview Box.) Do not create a closed loop of linked System
    IDs, in which each ID routes back to the other. 
    HHang up
    The system immediately hangs up, without saying good-bye. 
    OTransfer to Operator
    The system routes the call to the Operator.
    RRestart 
    For systems with only one language, return call to the opening
    greeting.
    SSay Good-bye
    The system says 
    “If you need further assistance, press the
    pound key now.  Thank you and good-bye,”
     then
    hangs up. 
    TTake a Message
    The system says, 
    “If you’d like to leave a message, I’ll record it
    now,”
     then takes a message. 
    						
    							ReferenceC - 1
    Call Transfer Options 
    AAnnounce
    The person who answers the telephone hears a beep before
    being connected to the caller. This lets the operator know
    exactly when the call is being connected or that a call is an
    outside call. 
    CConfirm
    Before a call is transferred, the person who answers the
    telephone can choose whether or not to take the call. If the call
    is refused, the system returns to the caller to play the
    applicable greeting and take an action (typically take
    message). 
    DDialtone Detection
    The voice mail system checks for dial tone before the call is
    transferred. For this transfer option to work, you must also use
    the DT integration option. For details, refer to 
    Chapter 21
    Switch Setup
    .
    IIntroduce
    The person who answers the telephone hears 
    “Call for
    ”
     before being connected to the caller. Use this when
    several people share the same telephone. 
    MMessage Screen
    Callers are asked to record their name. Before the call is
    transferred, the person who answers the telephone hears 
    “Call
    from .”
     If the caller leaves a message
    instead, the recorded name is added to the start of the
    message. Even if the caller does not leave a message, the
    recorded name is still left as a message box message. Do not
    use with the 
    S call transfer option. 
    SScreen
    Callers are asked to record their name. Before the call is
    transferred, the person who answers the telephone hears 
    “Call
    from .”
     The recorded name is 
    not saved. Do
    not use with the 
    M call transfer option. 
    						
    							ReferenceD - 1
    Console Shortcut Keys 
    These keys jump to a console screen:
    	
    -/A
    pplication Screen
    	
    -Personal D
    irectory Screen
    	
    -G
    roups Screen
    	
    -T
    ransaction Directory Screen
    	
    -Voice P
    rompt Editor Screen
    	
    -#S
    witch Setup Screen
    These keys move between pages
     of a particular screen (pages are listed
    alphabetically by subscriber, box, or group):
    
    Move to the previous page.
    
    Move to the next page.
    12
    Displays the first person, box, or group in a directory.
    3Displays the last person, box, or group in a directory.
    	
    -)Jumps to a subscriber, box, or group. When prompted for the name
    to jump to, enter the first few characters of the last name, and
    press 	
    . At the Voice Prompt Editor Screen, you can also
    press 	
    -) to jump to a prompt number.
    These keys move the cursor between fields
     on a page:
    4Move cursor one field 
    to the right.
    #$%&	-4Move cursor one field to 
    the left.
    *Move cursor to the closest field above.
    Move cursor to the closest field below.
    	
    Move cursor to the next field.
    Each key also saves any changes you made to the current field.  Press  if
    you do not want to save the changes you made in the current field. 
    						
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    Function Keys
    Help Information
    Command Popup Menu
    5Select Port
    6Local connect: on or off
    +Previous Screen
    9Next Screen
    Delete Popup Menu (not available on all screens)
    Add Popup Menu or Next Prompt Set (not available on all
    screens)
    ,Record Prompt (active only on voice fields)
    0Play Prompt (active only on voice fields) 
    						
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