System Features
Message Retrieval
The subscriber may access his voice mailbox via telephone, web or e-mail.
MailBox Customization
The subscriber can change PIN number and Personal Greeting.
Message Waiting Notification
The subscriber receives a new-message notification via e-mail or SMS.
Provisioning
Enables the system administrator to connect to the system via HTTP access and handleuser
properties.
Web Access
Enables the user to connect to his Voice Mailbox via HTTP access.
Installation
Installation is quick and supports a virtually endless number of user accounts.
Provisioning
The system enables two levels of provisioning: provider and end user.
Provisioning access is
done via any web browser and has an easy to use GUI.
MailVision’s IP Voice Mail server has
the ability to work with external OSS and provisioning system via API.
The provisioning
system enables the following functions: Create /delete users, Mail Box Quota, IVR language,
Pin number, f/w Voice message to e-mail |
System Features
All system management and monitoring is done via the web. The monitoring service provides
the Service Provider with on line information regarding the Voice Mail’s current activities.
A
power reporting engine is used to provide a detailed picture of any aspect of the Voice Mail
activities.
The reports can be produced in any one of these formats: Excel, HTML or PDF and
provides an excellent management tool for the Service Provider’s administrator
Cluster Deployments & Redundancy
MailVision’s Cluster Architecture answers the need for a reliable and scalable system in the
Telco market.
Cluster Architecture enables large scale deployments utilizing standard off- the-shelf
application and storage servers.
The basic cluster is built with N+1servers and one local, fully redundant, storage server.
All
data-bases are stored centrally, in one storage server.
The Voice Mail server is at the front end
of the clusters and in case one of the servers fails, the other servers receive the calls.
Industry Standards
MailVision’s Voice Mail supports several leading industry standards including: SIP protocols,
IMAP, LDAP and RDBMS for management /monitoring / reporting capabilities.
MailVision’s IP Voice Mail was introduced in 2000 and became part of industry interoperability
and field deployments.
MailVision’s IP Voice Mail supports external Media
Servers. |
