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Functions, Uses, Concepts
E-mail
The PBX supports the following e-mail functions:
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System e-mails
•
Forwarding of voicemail and fax messages
The settings described here must be made centrally in the PBX and can
then be freely assigned to the individual e-mail functions of the PBX.
You can configure up to four outgoing mail servers in the PBX. They can be
freely assigned to the individual e-mail functions of the PBX (system e-
mails, forwarding of voicemail and fax messages).
An outgoing mail server is responsible for the transfer of e-mails. You will
receive the access data for the outgoing mail server to be used from your
Internet service provider, for example.
The PBX supports a large number of logos (limited by the total memory
available). These logos can be freely assigned to the individual e-mail
functions of the PBX (system e-mails, forwarding of voicemail and fax
messages).
For the e-mails to be sent by the PBX, several language files are included
in the scope of supply. The PBX supports additional user-defined which can
be generated on the basis of the existing language files.
The language files contain several text modules which are used to generate
e-mails. The language files are in *.xml format.
Proceed as follows for configuration:
•
Configuring an outgoing mail server.
– Using the Configuration Manager (page Administration > E-mail >
Outgoing mail server)
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