Moving a messaging system mailbox

Details Moving a messaging system mailbox Moving a messaging system mailbox

1996-07-11

1999-06-22

Kuntz, Curtis A.

Telephonic communications

Telephone line or system combined with diverse electrical...

To produce visual-graphic copy

379 671, 379 8818, H04M 1100

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059150041

ABSTRACT:
A messaging system user's mailbox is moved using a method in which the mailbox is flagged as being moved and a message arriving for the user during the move is delivered to a holding area to await re-delivery to the mailbox after the move is completed. A combination of non-volatile memory and volatile memory is used to ensure the message's delivery in the event of a power loss or other system failure.

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