[cisco-voip] CCS and Partitions best practices

[Rusty Painter]

For the voice mail, here is what we have.  We have a line group that has all
of our VM ports.  This is called CiscoUM1.  We then have a Route/Hunt List
called Unity VM, with CiscoUM1 as the only member.  We then have a Route
Pattern/Hunt Pilot called 1010, with Unity VM Route/Hunt List in there.
This allows our users to dial 1010 inside the buildings and get VM.  It will
also allow them to dial 832-1010 to get the VM from outside.  Hope this is
what you were asking.

Rusty

-----Original Message-----
From: Marcello Pedersen [mailto:mpedersen at touchbase.us] 
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 4:00 PM
To: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
Subject: [cisco-voip] CCS and Partitions best practices

Hey Everyone,

I am wondering what are the best practices for implanting CCS and
partitions. Should each site have its own partition and CCS? How about VM
ports should they be in a in its own partition. 

also can I forward a DN to the VM pilot number so user can access
centralized VM from the road?


Regards,
Marcello

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