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How do I program the Voice mail to ring on a calling group instead of the operator (ext. 10) when the caller does not select an option in the auto attendent?
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Depends on your Voice Mail. On Partner Mail and Partner Messaging, but NOT on Partner Mail VS or Partner Voice Messaging (PC Card) you just set the Dial-0/Timeout to the calling group (71-74). On the others, you're just stuck.
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It's a VS 4.1 so I guess I'm SOL!
Oh well, Thanks!
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Cable Slinger:
How do I program the Voice mail to ring on a calling group instead of the operator (ext. 10) when the caller does not select an option in the auto attendent?
TIA</font> What type of voice mail are you using. Is it an Intuity Audix.
William C. Howard
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