SwyxWare Version 7

Supported operating systems

• Support of Microsoft Windows Server 2008 on the server side, in addition to Windows Server 2003 (Windows 2000 Server is no longer supported together with SwyxWare Version 7)
• Support of Microsoft Windows 7 for SwyxIt! and SwyxFax Client, in addition to Windows XP/Vista
• SwyxIt! and SwyxFax Client can be used together with Windows 2008 Terminal Server

Enhanced multi site support

• Status signalling between several SwyxServer installations
• Exchange presence information ("Logged off", "available", "busy")
• Ready for future presence enhancements (Rich Presence)
• Central, global phone book for all servers within a network
• Automatic routing via SwyxLink, no further routing configuration necessary
• Support for voice transmission via ISDN and signalling via SwyxLink
• Supported scenarios:
  1. Linked SwyxServer at different sites
  2. Multiple SwyxServer at one site: support of larger installations
  3. "V.I.P." server in larger installations

Seamless SwyxFax Integration

• Integration into Master/Standby concept
• Complete integration into SwyxWare Administration: configuration of fax numbersin users properties
• Complete integration of SwyxFax Server and Client Setup into SwyxServer and SwyxIt! installation process
• Support of installations within multiple domains
• Fax messages and configuration are now stored in the central database

Mobility with SwyxDECT

• Changed communication protocol for SwyxDECT 800 from H.323 to SIP: all base stations can be upgraded via formware updat
• Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) for handsets
• "Logg off" signalling when DECT handset is out of range
• Support for new DECT handset models

Improvements for SwyxIt! Version 7

• Extended Call Journal: TAB concept allows quick and easy filtering of incoming and outgoing call, missed calls, callback requests and recorded calls
• Redesigned phone book with optimised user interface, search functionality and icon bar
• Sending fax messages directly from SwyxIt! menu
• Sending voicemails directly from the context menu of the speed dials
• Configuration of taskbar notification for incoming calls and notifications
• Possibility to define contacts as "private"within the personal phonebook

New Option Pack for the integration into IBM Lotus Notes

Highlights of the Swyx integration in IBM® Lotus Notes:

• Simple installation and configuration, no further integration effort
• Dialling from Lotus Notes contacts, support of multiple numbers per subscriber
• Number resolution and direct dialling of recipients in e-mail messages
• Automatic opening of Lotus Notes contacts for incoming calls
• Automatic creation of new Lotus Notes contacts with transfer of numbers
• Name resolution and display of Lotus Notes contacts

Functions within the SwyxIt! communications software:

• Quick access to calendar information using Speed Dials
• Creation of contacts from lists and phone books
• Direct creation of meeting and task requests
• Automatic linking of existing Lotus Notes contacts
• Rule-based call forwarding dependent on Lotus Notes calendar information
• Fast full-text search within Lotus Notes contacts, with display of search results during input
• E-mail forwarding of call details from the call journal, for callback requests for instance
• E-mail receiving of voice messages (Voicemail function)
• Voicemail remote inquiry from any telephone by IMAP

Further information:

• SwyxWare Option Pack for IBM Lotus Notes
• SwyxWare Version 7 Product Brochure