Alcatel-Lucent External Voice mail: VPS interfaces

Description

The Alcatel-Lucent External Voice Mail solution with VPS interfaces offers seamless integration of third-party voice mail systems into the OmniPCX environment. It supports both VPS protocol and SIP-based communication, ensuring flexible, scalable, and standards-based external messaging capabilities.

Solutions

• Integrate external voice mail systems using VPS protocol or SIP standards.
• Enable advanced voice messaging for users not using the internal 4645 voice mail system.
• Support hybrid environments where both internal and external messaging coexist.
• Ensure compatibility with legacy and modern messaging platforms.

Features

• VPS Protocol Link (2 Ports) License: Allows connection to external voice mail via VPS protocol with 2-port capacity.
• External SIP-based Voice Mail License - 1 User: Enables SIP-based messaging services for third-party integration.
• External Voice Mail via VPS Link License - 1 User: Grants user-level access to voice mail through the VPS protocol link.

Why Do You Need This?

• Connect external messaging platforms with your Alcatel-Lucent communication system.
• Support legacy or specialized voice mail solutions within your organization.
• Enable SIP-based or VPS-based integration without replacing your current infrastructure.
• Facilitate flexible deployment options in mixed technology environments.

Why Choose Alcatel-Lucent External Voice Mail VPS Interfaces?

• Reliable interoperability with third-party voice mail systems.
• Support for both traditional VPS protocol and modern SIP-based connections.
• Flexible licensing options to meet user-specific needs.
• Backed by Alcatel-Lucent’s trusted communication infrastructure.

1. FAQs

1. What is the VPS Protocol Link used for?
   It enables communication between the OmniPCX system and external voice mail platforms using the VPS protocol.
2. Can I use SIP-based voice mail services?
   Yes, the SIP-based license allows integration with third-party voice mail systems using SIP protocols.
3. Is this compatible with modern and legacy messaging systems?
   Yes, both VPS and SIP licenses are available to cover various deployment scenarios.
4. How many users are supported?
   Licenses are issued per user or interface; scalability depends on purchased licenses.
5. Do I need both VPS and SIP licenses?
   No, you only need the one that matches your external voice mail system's protocol.