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I swapped out a 7100 with a 7200S. I need to move the individual voicemail greetings over.
I have the contents of the SD card. Mailbox 399 for example. How do I find the file and move it over?
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You're better off doing a vm backup/restore via DM.
If your 7100 is a MP10 you can't do it, if it's a MP10a you can do it.
The MP10 used a different codec on the mailbox/prompts to the OS7030/OS7200S
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I already did it. MP10a to 7200S
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Can I do a back up and restore between the two?
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I've never tried but i don't see any reason why you couldn't.
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I would think so too. The prompts are no problem. In that VM folder under prompts 1001.726, etc. but where are the individual voicemail stuff?
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They are stored in NAND flash on the MP card.
Hence why you need todo a backup to get them along with your prompts and block table.
They are the .MBX and .EXT files.
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I also can't see why you couldn't restore the 7200S from the 7100 backup.You have nothing to lose trying it ,let us know if it works.I think it will
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I have done this from a 7030 to a 7100 just had to rename the file extender to match the 7100 backup. It should work without a hitch. But we all know how Samsung is.
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