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How does a user access their VM from the outside? Cust. has DID lines, coverage to VM but then what do they do to access their box after it goes into their greeting?
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Dial *7 when their voicemail greeting begins to play.
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I'm not sure if this was posted already, if so sorry. When dialing in remotely with WinSPM to a legend or magix with messaging not MLM you can simply transfer to **10 instead of manual transfer.
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I thought it was just *10, not double *?
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Ken wrote:
"I'm not sure if this was posted already, if so sorry. When dialing in remotely with WinSPM to a legend or magix with messaging not MLM you can simply transfer to **10 instead of manual transfer."
VERY cool!! No more need to make remote access lines if you have a backdoor into voice mail. Thanks Ken.
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