Nortel CC MIS Release Note page 58

Software release history
Sending reports as e-mail messages from the server—Reports can be
generated as e-mail messages directly from the CC MIS server, without
requiring the reports to be sent from an e-mail account accessible to one
or more CC MIS clients. This feature increases security and eliminates
the need to have a selected CC MIS client running at all times.
Note: This feature requires that the Linux Sendmail program is properly
configured on the server. The capability to generate reports as e-mail
messages is provided to partitions on a partition-by-partition basis
through a new setting in the Partition Options screen of the CC MIS
configuration utility.
Security banner—The Customer Options screen includes an option for
enabling or disabling a security banner dialog box to appear either upon
successful connection to the server or upon each successful supervisor
logon. Default text for the security banner is provided, which you can
then modify through the Customer Options screen. The default security
banner text is as follows:
WARNING!
and PROPRIETARY and may only be accessed by authorized
users.
network is strictly prohibited and may be subject to
criminal prosecution, employee discipline up to and
including discharge, or the termination of vendor/
service contracts.
monitor any activity or communication on the computer
system or network.
retrieve any information stored within the computer
system or network.
computer system or network, you are consenting to such
monitoring and information retrieval for law
enforcement and other purposes.
expectation of privacy as to any communication on or
information stored within the computer system or
network, including information stored locally or
remotely on a hard drive or other media in use with
this computer system or network.
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This computer system and network is PRIVATE
Unauthorized use of this computer system or
The owner, or its agents, may
The owner, or its agents, may
By accessing and using this
Call Center Management Information System
Users should have no
Standard 2.0