The ServerName Properties dialog box allows you to enable or disable the Telephony Server component on your Microsoft® computer. You can configure the user account that the service uses to log on, who can be an administrator, and how frequently the status of the telephony devices attached to your computer is updated
Setup Tab
The Setup tab configures the Telephony service and who can administer it.
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Enable telephony server check box |
Checking this check box turns on the Telephony Server features on this computer. Clearing the check box turns off all Telephony Server features on the computer. Changing this setting requires the Telephony service to be restarted and may drop any calls currently in progress. |
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User Name |
Specifies the user account that the Telephony service uses to run. |
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Password |
Specifies the password to the user account that the Telephony service uses to run. |
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Telephony administrators |
The Administrators list box identifies the user accounts that currently have the privileges to administer the telephony service. |
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Add |
Displays a Select Users dialog box for you to identify user accounts to be added to the list of Telephony Server administrators. |
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Remove |
Removes the selected user account from the list of Telephony Server administrators. |
Auto Updates Tab
Telephony Server can keep track of the status of the telephony devices attached to the computer. If you choose to enable automatic status updates, you can specify the interval at which Telephony Server implements those updates.
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Enable device status auto updates |
Checking this check box specifies that Telephony Server is to update the status of the telephony devices attached to the computer at the interval specified below. |
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Interval |
Specifies the number of hour and minutes between queries on the status of the telephony devices attached to the computer. |