Cisco Unity Maintenance Guide (With Microsoft Exchange), Release 4.0(5)
Index

Table Of Contents

A - B - C - D - E - F - L - M - N - O - P - R - S - T - U - V - W -

Index

A

Administrative Access Activity report 10-9

AMIS In Traffic report 10-13

AMIS Out Traffic report 10-12

B

backing up

backup software to use 4-3

Cisco Unity Bridge server 4-10

Cisco Unity server 4-9

data that may be lost 4-2

Exchange databases and mailboxes 4-8

Exchange transaction logs, protecting 4-8

failover configuration 4-9

installation of backup software 4-7

media rotation options 4-7

requirements 4-6

scheduling 4-10

testing considerations 4-10

Bulk Logout utility 6-2

C

Call Handler Traffic report 10-12

Cisco Unity

about backing up 4-1

data 6-1

Status Monitor 2-1

cleanup interval, logger data files 10-2

CSV files, report format 10-3

D

Distribution Lists report 10-5

E

Event Log report 10-9

Event Monitoring Service 2-3

event notifications, setting up 2-6

Example Administrator, message handling 5-2

Example Interview

about 5-2

responsibility for screening 5-2

Exchange

backing up server 4-9

mailboxes, forcing Cisco Unity to log out of 6-2

mailboxes, moving subscriber mailboxes 6-2

mailboxes, moving Unity Messaging System, UAmis, UVPIM, USBms, and UOmni 6-5

Exchange Optimizer, running with Exchange 5.5 6-4

F

Failed Login report 10-6

file transfers 9-2

full mailbox, managing 2-8

L

log files, raw data has GMT time stamp 10-2

logger data files 10-2

M

mailboxes, moving in Exchange 6-2

mailbox size, managing 2-8

mailbox storage limits 3-1

message retention policy, enforcing 2-9

messages

undeliverable 5-1

without a specific recipient 5-1

Message Store Manager, using to manage mailbox size 2-9

monitoring Cisco Unity performance 7-1

monitoring tools, Status Monitor 2-1

N

nondelivery receipts (NDRs) 6-6

O

Operator call handler, responsibility for screening 5-2

Outcall Billing report 10-8

P

pcAnywhere

ending a remote session 9-4

setting up on a remote computer 9-3

starting a remote session 9-4

performance

analysis of test results 7-14

best practices 7-15

counters 7-17

definition 7-1

maintenance policy 7-8

troubleshooting performance counters 7-23

Port Usage report 10-10

purging messages 2-9

R

remote access 9-1

reports

about data 10-2

access to 10-3

Administrative Access Activity report 10-9

AMIS In Traffic report 10-13

AMIS Out Traffic report 10-12

Call Handler Traffic report 10-12

Distribution Lists report 10-5

Event Log report 10-9

Failed Login report 10-6

format 10-3

Gather Cisco Unity System Information 7-13

generating 10-2

log-based 10-2

Outcall Billing report 10-8

overview 10-1

Port Usage report 10-10

snapshot 10-2

Subscriber Message Activity report 10-5

Subscriber Message Store Status 2-3

Subscribers report 10-4

System Configuration report 10-10

Transfer Call Billing report 10-7

Unresolved References report 10-11

S

servers, synchronizing 6-4

Status Monitor 2-1

subscriber mailboxes

managing 2-3

using Exchange 5.5 to move 6-3

Subscriber Message Activity report 10-5

subscribers

mailboxes, moving 6-2

message store maintenance 2-3

Subscribers report 10-4

System Configuration report 10-10

T

Tools Depot

Bulk Logout 6-2

CUPID 7-4

Message Store Manager 2-3

Transfer Call Billing report 10-7

troubleshooting performance counters 7-23

U

UAmis mailbox, moving 6-6

Unaddressed Messages public distribution list, responsibility for screening 5-1

undeliverable messages 5-1

Unity Messaging Repository (UMR) 6-1

Unity Messaging System mailboxes, moving 6-5

Unresolved References report 10-11

UOmni mailbox, moving 6-7

URL, Status Monitor 2-1

USbms mailbox, moving 6-7

utilities

Bulk Logout 6-2

CUPID 7-4

Message Store Manager 2-3

UVPIM mailboxes, moving 6-6

V

Virtual Private Network (VPN), setting up remote administration 9-4

W

Windows Event Viewer 10-9

Windows Terminal Client install disks, creating 9-1

Windows Terminal Services

ending a remote session 9-2

setting up Client on a remote computer 9-2

setting up remote administration 9-1

starting a remote session 9-2