

The next steps cover the configuration requirements for Unity as the message platform for the CUPC user: Check Mark Secure in the Unidentified Callers Message Security section.įigure 5-12 Enabling Secure Messaging in Unity Connection Continued.Configure unidentified caller message security settings, as shown in Figure 5-12: Private: Messages are marked secure only when the user makes them a private message.

Ask: Users will be prompted from the Special Delivery Options menu to select if the message is marked secure or not.(Users can still mark messages as private, and they will be secure.) Never: Messages will never be marked secure.Always: Messages will always be marked secure.Under the Message Options section of the Class of Service select the type of secure messaging next to the Require Secure Messaging option:.Select Class of Service using the navigation panel then click the Class of Service the CUPC users are a part of.Use Figure 5-11 with the following steps to enable secure messaging: You can find detailed information on these caveats at.

Several caveats need to be understood before enabling these features.

Secure messaging is optional, and a set of features offered in Unity Connection enables several security features that provide control for access and distribution to messages. Use Figure 5-10 with the following steps. The following steps describe the Cisco Unity Connection (CUC) provisioning steps for CUPC users. The sections that follow discuss how to satisfy these prerequisites in more detail.
