Nortel Meridian Mail Utility Manual page 23

General
When planning a data collection, evaluate your Meridian Mail system and
determine its size. The Meridian Mail systems can be classified into the
following four categories:
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Determining the Meridian Mail system size
To determine the size of your Meridian Mail system, you must know the
number of hours of storage in use on the system. You can find this
information in the system status information section of the maintenance
screen. Refer to your Meridian Mail documentation for more details.
The following table summarizes the Meridian Mail system categories and
provides information on the type of CallPilot system to which data can be
transferred:
Size
Small
Large
Very large
Systems with many voice segments or fax items
Voice segments and Application Builder applications
If a Meridian Mail system has many voice or fax segments, you can perform
the migration in multiple sessions.
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small systems
large systems
very large systems
systems with many voice services or fax services (or both), or essential
services (such as product support voice menus)
Note: On Meridian Mail, voice services are called "voice segments."
On CallPilot, voice services are called "applications."
Storage CallPilot server
hours
up to 200 any model
• 201i server (350 hours)
more than 200
• 703t server (1200 hours)
• 1002rp server (2400 hours)
• 1005r server (2400 hours)
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600r server (1200 hours)
more than A Meridian Mail system with more than 96 ports and 2400
2400 hours of storage is too large for a single CallPilot system.
Contact your distributor or Nortel for information on the
appropriate migration strategy.
Nortel CallPilot
Meridian Mail to CallPilot Migration Utility Guide
NN44200-502 01.02 Standard
5.0 17 April 2007
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Migration time
Up to 24 hours
Up to 48 hours