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Can i password the Auto Attendant greeting?
Can *8101 be passworded
Thanks
Ken
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You can change the shortcode to something else (like *810154321) but I don't believe there's a way to prompt for a password unless you get voicemail pro.
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You could use :Force Account Code" or "Force Authorization Code". Go into Short codes, pull up *8101 and clikc the help file. You can set an Account/Auth code...not the greatest of securty, as ANY account/auth code will work...but if they arent using them currently, no one would know...
Last edited by mongo5150; 07/18/25 03:51 PM.
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