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Anybody ever heard of this voicemail....need to know how to reset a user's password
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The passcode has to be changed through the system terminal or accessing the system via modem . You will need to know the system passcode and you can only default the passcode and then the user can change it through their mailbox options . I don't think you can change it through the admin mailbox . If you can get to system programming . Then press c for mailboxes, enter the mb number, press f1 . then arrow down to secuity code , then press z to default , then press f1 to save and exit .
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when you reset a password to default... is the default password the mailbox number like most systems.... what is the default password for the terminal.. in case I can't find any documentation .
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No it is not the mailbox number . Once you default it the new passcode will display on the security code entry . I don't think we are suppose to post admin mailbox numbers and system default passcodes in open forums . PM me and I will email you privately .If defalut admin mb number and security code does not work then you are pretty well locked out .
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Originally posted by OBTW:
I don't think we are suppose to post admin mailbox numbers and system default passcodes in open forums . PM me and I will email you privately WELL DONE!!! THANK YOU!!!
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I have seen alot of people giving default passwords, admin box numbers on here.....I figured it out anyway
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Glad to hear you accessed programing and changed the passcode . This is why I asked you to PM me .
Please do not post passwords or any other privileged information in the public forums. As a rule of thumb, if the information is not in the users’ or administrator’s guide, do not post it in here. If you wish to relate such information in regard to a post, you should do this by sending a private message or an email to the poster.
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Originally posted by Steve Mull:
I have seen alot of people giving default passwords, admin box numbers on here.....I figured it out anyway That is correct, you have seen it. As admins if we catch it we will edit the password out. We always ask if your going give out a password please do it via PM or email. If everybody would read this link and follow the guide lines then you would not see passwords being posted. PLEASE CLICK ON LINK BELOW. https://www.sundance-communications.com/forum/ultimatebb.php?/ubb/get_topic/f/1/t/001370.html
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