Avaya rel 11voice mail pro plds licence
A very specific question!
Avaya Voice Mail Pro (VMP) is a popular voicemail system used in many enterprise environments. The PLDS (Phone Line Dedicated Server) license is a type of license that allows a specific number of phone lines to be connected to the VMP system.
Here's what I found:
- Avaya Voice Mail Pro Release 11 (VMP R11) is a software release that provides various features and enhancements to the VMP system.
- The PLDS license is a type of license that allows a specific number of phone lines to be connected to the VMP system. The license is typically purchased based on the number of phone lines required.
- The PLDS license is required for each phone line that needs to be connected to the VMP system. For example, if you have 100 phone lines that need to be connected to the VMP system, you would need to purchase 100 PLDS licenses.
- The PLDS license includes features such as:
- Support for a specific number of phone lines
- Support for a specific number of voicemail boxes
- Support for a specific number of message storage capacity
- Support for specific features such as call forwarding, call transfer, and message waiting indication
To determine the exact requirements for your Avaya Voice Mail Pro system, I recommend consulting the Avaya documentation or contacting an Avaya authorized reseller or support representative. They can help you determine the specific licensing requirements for your system based on your specific needs and configuration.
Here are some general guidelines to consider:
- Avaya Voice Mail Pro Release 11 (VMP R11) supports up to 1000 phone lines per server.
- The PLDS license is typically purchased in blocks of 10, 20, 50, or 100 phone lines.
- The PLDS license includes a specific number of voicemail boxes, which are used to store voicemail messages for each phone line.
- The PLDS license also includes a specific amount of message storage capacity, which determines how many voicemail messages can be stored on the system.
I hope this information helps!