- Preface
- Introduction to Cisco Unity Connection SRSV
- Compatibility Matrix, Software Requirements, and Licensing Requirements
- Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Supported Platform List
- Installing a Cisco Unity Connection SRSV System
- Upgrading to Cisco Unity Connection SRSV 10.0(1)
- Configuring Cisco Unity Connection SRSV
- Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Administration- User Settings Interface
- Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Administration- Template Settings Interface
- Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Administration- System Distribution Lists
- Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Administration- Call Management Settings Interface
- Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Administration - Call Handlers
- Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Administration- Network Settings Interface
- Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Administration- System Settings Interface
- Managing System Settings in Cisco Unity Connection SRSV
- Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Administration- Telephony Integration Settings Interface
- Managing the Phone System Integrations in Cisco Unity Connection SRSV
- Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Tool Settings
- Securing Remote Site Connections in Cisco Unity Connection Survivable Remote Site Voicemail 10.0(1)
- Securing PINs and Passwords in Cisco Unity Connection SRSV
- Managing Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Settings
- Accessing Cisco Unity Connection SRSV by Phone
- Troubleshooting Cisco Unity Connection SRSV in Unity Connection 10.0(1)
- Alarm Category: EVENT
- Cisco Survivable Remote Site Voicemail (SRSV) APIs
- Cisco Survivable Remote Site Voicemail (SRSV) Limitations and Restrictions
Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Limitations and Restrictions
Voicemail Limitations and Restrictions
– Scheduled base services, such as alternate greetings and notifications
– Advanced telephony features, such as call screening.
– Updating spoken name, distribution lists, or PINs through the touchtone conversation users functionality
– Touchtone conversation users administration interfaces, such as broadcast or greeting administration.
– Text-to-speech or voice recognition features.
– Customizing the voicemail flow for touchtone conversation users (TUI) on a Unity Connection SRSV.
– Cisco Personal Communications Assistant and Web Inbox
- The Compose, Forward, and Reply to voice messages functionalities are not supported with Unity Connection SRSV. Only the Ring No Answer/Call forward Busy functionalities are supported.
- The voicemail synchronization is supported only via central Unity Connection server. The voice messages received on central Unity Connection server are not replicated to the Unity Connection SRSV.
- The voice messages upload is not synchronized with phone re-home to Cisco Unified Communications Manager.
- Few class of service (COS) features of central Unity Connection server, such as distribution list access and message deletion behavior, are provisioned for all Unity Connection SRSV users.
- The subscribers cannot log in to Cisco Unity Connection SRSV Administration until they set up their voicemail preferences at central Unity Connection server.
- The Live Record and Live Reply functionalities are not supported.
Auto-Attendant Limitations
The auto-attendant configuration is done at branch site only. There is no syncronization required from central Unity Connection server.
The following auto-attendant features are supported:
There is no support given for the following auto-attendant features:
Network Address Translation (NAT) Restrictions
Backup and Restore Limitations
To avoid creating duplicate email messages, we do not recommend taking back up of data on Unity Connection SRSV.
Distribution Lists
- The voice messages sent to distribution lists in survivable mode are sent to members only after WAN gets recovered.
- The system does not provision distribution lists with the spoken name.
- The system does not provision recorded names for distribution lists.
- Only public distribution lists are supported.