If a remote site is no longer part of your messaging network, remove it from your network database. When you delete a remote site, you delete the messaging server and its prime switch location, as well as all of its satellite switch locations. The local site cannot be deleted.
If
your NMS network is a site in a larger network, deleting a satellite switch
location at your local site affects the configuration of all other sites
with which you exchange messages. You must contact the administrators
of all other sites, and ask them to delete the satellite switch location
from their Server tree as well.
If
you want to delete a local satellite switch location, ensure that you
delete all mailboxes and remote users
that are associated with the local satellite switch location. If you do
not delete the mailboxes and remote users first, you cannot delete the
local satellite switch location.
Before
you delete a remote site, Nortel Networks strongly recommends that you
print all network configuration
information. Store this information with your messaging network history.
You can use the printout to reconfigure
the site if it must be added to the messaging network again.
Messaging > Message Network Configuration
Click the name of the location you want to delete.
Click Delete.
You are asked to confirm the deletion.
Click OK.