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well i installed vmpro on a new machine and did export from old machine and imported file to new machine,that went well but in documentation it sais that a restore won't import greetings and wav files wich is true i just tried it.
Is there anyway to do a back and restore that will bring the greetings?
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Copy the Accounts, Greetings, and Names Folders, as well as any custom wav files for the auto attendant.
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sorry for the stupid questions,i'm training myself on this system.
where is the directory where this info is stored??
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C:Program Files (x86)/Avaya/IP Office/Voicemail Pro/VM
You could just copy the entire VM folder to get the subdiretories
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