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Scrambling to replace a VM that died (was an R4) replacing with an R3 for the weekend.
I can't seem to find where the Time out setting is for the Auto-Attendant.
Quick help truly appreciated.
Thanks
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Been a while since i worked on a VS but i don't remember ever seeing an option for that.
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No 0 Time Out for the VS3, 0 goes to station 10 and can't be changed, they use 9 if you wanted a different station besides 10.
Hope this helps.
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thanks, the T/O must hard coded to go to extension 10 as that is what it is doing.
Yeah its been awhile for me as well.
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