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I just want to get them up and running so they can find a new vendor but they aren't up and running are they ? how long have they been without VM and what is that costing ?
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Originally posted by fixing My pc:
Is that a valid summary? You forgot the step called backup.
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So, the voicemail card has no LED lights on the app1, which leads me to believe it might be bad (per the manual it should light up green, amber or red). The rest of the LEDs light up fine, no errors that I can tell. Does this make it necessary to replace the VM card, or is there a repair utility I can run? Do I need to run the cosession software to do so?
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Hard to know what the issue is without swapping parts. Either bad flash or bad vmp card.
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Silly question. Is the voicemail card pushed in hard?? I've seen similar problems with cards not being pushed home after a shift..
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I will try re-seating the card. Is it sufficient to put the vm switch into the off position and re-seat or must the entire system by turned off as well?
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If this is an IPKII then the voicemail will NOT come back up if you power cycle the KSU.
You need to:
1. power down the card: there is a small black slider switch on the front, push it down.
2.Pull the card out of the slot using the small white tab at the top, wait 30-60 seconds.
3. re-insert the VM card.
4. Slide power switch back up, wait 3-7 minutes for boot up.
Just shutting down the card while it's running is a pretty bad idea, and I'm sure you understand that now.
I hope it boots up and is not damaged.
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Thanks for the advice. I will try to pull the card out when I arrive at the office this afternoon and cross my fingers. I know that this is an older system - is there a way to run a repair utility if it is damaged? Or is it a replacement?
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Honestly I think you'll be OK.
Let us know if it doesn't come up.
I have spare parts as do other folks here.
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