# Managing RCOS

You can

- List RCOS

- Add an RCOS

- Edit an RCOS

- Delete an RCOS

- Assign a New RCOS to a Mailbox

- See a list of RCOS Fields Description

## List RCOS

To display a list of all RCOS on the system

- In the navigation tree, click Class of Service and then click Restriction COS.

## Add an RCOS

1. In the navigation tree, click Class of Service and then click Restriction COS. The Restriction COS list is displayed.

2. Click Add. The Add RCOS form is displayed.

3. Do one of the following:

   - Copy an existing RCOS by selecting one from the list and clicking the Copy from button. The parameters of that RCOS will be copied into your new RCOS, which you can then edit as required. The Next Available RCOS number is automatically applied.

     OR

   - Chose to manually select all limits for the new RCOS

4. In the Number field, enter a number (1-64) for this RCOS, or click Next Available to automatically assign the next number.

5. In the Name field, enter a name (up to 15 alphanumeric characters) for this RCOS.

6. In the drop-down list, select any of the RCOS properties and configure the parameters that are associated with the properties (see RCOS Fields Description).

7. To save the RCOS and return to the Restriction COS list, click Save.

## Edit an RCOS

You can edit any RCOS data except for the RCOS number.

1. In the navigation tree, click Class of Service and then click Restriction COS. The Restriction COS list is displayed.

2. Select an RCOS to modify, and click Edit. The Edit RCOS form is displayed.

3. Modify RCOS data as required. For information about the RCOS data fields, see RCOS Fields Description.

4. To save the RCOS and return to the Restriction COS list, click Save.

## Delete an RCOS

Deleting an RCOS that is in use by mailboxes causes all of those mailboxes to be assigned the default (1) RCOS. A warning message is displayed to allow you to cancel the operation. If you are deleting the default RCOS, the mailboxes assigned to it will be assigned to the next available RCOS. You cannot delete the last remaining RCOS in the system; therefore, you cannot select all RCOS for deletion.

To delete one or multiple RCOS:

1. In the Restriction COS list, select one or multiple RCOS, and then click Delete. The system will prompt you to confirm the deletion.

2. To confirm the deletion, Yesfor a single deletion or Yes to allfor a range.

   OR

   To reject the deletion, click No.

## Assign a New RCOS to a Mailbox

- Follow the procedure to edit a mailbox and when instructed to edit mailbox parameters, enter the new RCOS on the Class of Service tab.

## RCOS Fields Description

Fields | Description | Values
--- | --- | ---
Number | *Required field. Determines the number of the new RCOS. You can manually enter a number from 1-64 as long as it is not already assigned to an RCOS. You can also click the Next Available button to have the system assign the next available number to the RCOS. | Enter a number in the range of 1-64. The number must not be already used for an existing RCOS. Or click the Next Available button.
Name | *Required field. This is the name of the RCOS. (Note: You can create unnamed LCOS using the Text console but they are not supported in the Web console. If you encounter an unnamed LCOS, use the Text console to name it.) | Maximum of 15 alphanumeric characters.
(RCOS properties drop-down list) | RCOS properties are organized into four categories. You select a category from the drop-down list to modify the limits that are associated with this category, as displayed in the following figures. | Select one of the following four categories: Absorption Table This table can contain up to 16 entries of up to 10 digits each. NPA must be a 3-digit number. Exact Match Table This table can contain up to 100 25-digit entries. System-wide RCOS settings Enter the starting and ending digit position for NPA and NXX NPA/NXX The NPA table can contain all 999 possible 3-digit numbers (except "000"). Each 3-digit string can only be added once it is in the NPA table. For each NPA entry, you can define up to 999 NXX entries, using a similar table. Selecting an NPA in the NPA table will automatically fill the NXX table with the corresponding NXX entries. The NPA and NXX starting and ending digit positions must be digits from 0-25.