About This Guide - Cisco Unity Installation Manual

About this
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UNITY INSTALLATION GUIDE
The Unity Installation Guide contains instructions for installing a
Unity ™ server in four different configurations.
Chapter 2 defines the Unity configurations and contains an
installation task list for each configuration, as well as a task list
for installing ActiveFax
tasks reference sections in the rest of the book that contain
detailed instructions.
The Unity Installation Guide focuses on Unity. It does not provide
extensive information about Microsoft
dows NT ® Server, or Windows
Unity as an e-mail server or on a network with existing Exchange
servers, you need a working knowledge of Exchange and Win-
dows NT/2000.
You can find compliance information for third-party electronic
devices in the manufacturer's documentation included in the
Unity package. Do not use a third-party manufacturer's docu-
mentation to install, upgrade, or manage Unity. Refer only to
Unity documentation to install, upgrade, and manage Unity.
In order to receive assistance from Technical Support, you must
have passed the Unity training courses.
Documentation conventions
The Unity Installation Guide uses the following conventions:
User input Information that the user types appears in Courier:
Example Administrator
Key names appear in capital letters: ENTER. Keys
Key names
that must be pressed simultaneously are joined by a "+":
CTRL+ALT+DELETE.
™ for Unity on a separate server. The
®
Exchange Server, Win-
® 2000 Server. If you are installing