Inbound Routing means the delivery of UMS messages to the e-mail inbox of the user. By means of LDAP, the ixi-UMS Mail Server Connector looks for the call number received by the ixi-UMS Kernel in the LDAP-Database. When the UMS number is found, the ixi-UMS Mail Server Connector reads out the accompanying e-mail address of the user and transmits the message to the Exchange Server.
Principally, every user in the company can get one or several fax-, voice- and SMS-numbers assigned therewith. By Default, every user gets a UMS recipient number, on that all 3 sorts of messages can be received.
Remark: An E.164 telephone number is a number in the so-called canonical format, this means it contains country code, area code, phone number and extension information. Example: +49 8142 4799123 or +4981424799123 (without all spaces)
By default, the country code, area code and call number depend on the ixi-UMS Kernel site settings. When the PBX transmits the recipient number in E.164 format (see ixi-UMS Kernel Manual - ISDN & PBX) or when a call number converter is deployed, you may have to enter the recipient number without blanks.
Note: If the fax recipient number is to be searched in another field, see the notes in Additional Information in the ixi-UMS Mail Server Connector and / or ixi-UMS Voice-Mail Server manual.
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