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ViewMail 8.5.4 AdminConfig

rschraeger
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I have tried to get the Adminconfig file

to workj when installing clients.  I can't find too much informaiton on how to configure the file correctly.  I think I have it correct but the vm server never populates when I start Outlook after installing.

COPY OF ADMINCONFIG.XML

<AdminConfig>
<Configurations>
<!--

This section has a single <Configuration> element for each possible configuration.
At this time, only one <Configuration> element is supported.

The general format of the <Configuration> element is as follows:
<Configuration server="{name of server}" type="{type of server}"/>

{name of server} (required) is the DNS name or IP address of the voice server
that should be used.

{type of server} (required) is one of the following values:
Connection7: For Unity Connection 7.x or 8.0.x servers. This value
expects an IMAP account.
Connection8.5 SIB: For Unity Connection 8.5 servers. This value
expects an Exchange account.
Connection8.5 IMAP: For Unity Connection 8.5 servers. This value
expects an IMP account.

Example:
<Configuration server="voicemail.cisco.com" type="Connection8.5 SIB"/>
This would expect that a voice mail server called "voicemail.cisco.com" exist
and that an Exchange account exist in the users profile.
-->
<Configuration server="vm.kv.com" type="Connection8.5 SIB"/> 
</Configurations>
<Users>
<!--
This section is used to prepopulate user settings on a per-user basis.

Each <User> element has the following general format.
<User id="{userid}" username="{username}" phone="{phone number}" password="{password}"/>

{userid} (required) is either the full logon name of the user in DOMAIN\USERNAME format,
or just the USERNAME.

{username} (optional} is the voice mail user name.

{phone number} (optional) is the phone number to call when recording or playing messages
via the telephone.

{password} (optional) is the password of the user in clear text.
NOTE: This is a potential security risk; use only if you understand the security
implications.

Examples:
<User id="THISDOMAIN\Administrator" username="admin" phone="1234" password="password"/>
<User id="Administrator" username="admin" phone="789"/>

The id attribute is used to link the logged in user to a particular entry.
First each <User> element is searched for one whose id attribute matches
the logged in users domain and name, using the DOMAIN\USERNAME format.
If no such element is found, then a second search is made for a <User>
element whose is attribute matches just the user's name.  If no such
element is found, the user is required to enter all user information.
-->

</Users>
</AdminConfig>

Can anyone point me to my problem or do a document that showes how to configure this file?

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