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Is it possible to connect to the OS-7100 Voice Mail via dial-up? My customer does not have High Speed internet access yet. I need to make changes that are not available through DTMF programming. I can connect to the phone system but there is no link to the voice mail like there is when connected via the LAN. I have searched the manual and it's almost clear that I'm out of luck!

Your right, you are out of luck, remote access to VM is via IP using web browser

Set up a modem and a dail-in VPN network connection on an Windows box. This will get you access to the LAN.

Better yet, buy a Systech RCS-3182, RCS-3184 or RCS-3284 and connect a modem to one of the serial ports, setup RAS (Remote Access Server) in the device and connect the ethernet port to a switch/hub or to the OS-7100 with a crossover cable. I have been buying these serial port servers for years. I mostly use them in the reverse method to create a ethernet interface for older Samsung systems like the DCS, DCS Compact, 50si, 400si, DS616, iDCS-100r1 and iDCS-500r1. Because they have multiple serial ports on one serial ports server you can also hook up to your SVMi-8, SVMi-4, SVMi-4e, SVMi-2e or SVM-400 with only one device (and IP address). On your computer you run a software program called NativeCom and makes you computer think that the ports on the serial port server are local on your computer even if the serial port server is connected to the internet 500 miles away. Anyway they work great and you could use it for the OS-7100 to have remote access for the Voicemail and/or the Installation Tool.

I did field trials for the OS 7100 (back almost 2 years ago) and I am tring to get them to include RAS built in (using the internal modem) to the MP11 when it is released for the OS 7100.

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