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I have a Vodavi Mach I that defaulted and there was no backup of the system programming. I have hand loaded all the programming into the system; however, I am unable to remotely program in Flash 65 the voicemail ports. Does the software level of a system matter when trying to program in Flash 65? This system is 3.0. I did get into one of my systems that is 4.0 and I can program it remotely. I am assuming this is a software level issue and this is going to need to be programmed onsite. Can anyone confirm that for me?
Brenda
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There should be no difference in getting into it...however some revisions want all the extensions entered as a group others need the digit one after each member is added.
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I did try to enter all the extensions at one time but it didn't take it that way either. That is why I assumed it was a software issue.
Brenda
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