mcm-3.0
1 (1-Aug-2005)
Avaya MultiSite Administration Utility File.
Software Update Notes
Date: August 2005
Type: Self-extract bin file
Size: 8.09 MB
Purpose of the Software Update
The Avaya MultiSite Administration software updates are cumulative and include the fixes in the current update and the previous updates. The fixes in each of the software updates are listed below, starting with the most recent update:
Avaya MultiSite Administration 3.0.182 Update 1
The 8410D ?Select last used appearance? field is visible.
The JAVA_HOME environment variable is set on the MultiSite Administration only install.
Duplicate station does not create a lock on original extension.
Increased the timeout value for uploading import files.
A warning message is displayed on the exi
Sivaprakash (DG Staff Member) on 25-Jan-2006
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