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I have a Magix with a DID pointed to an extension..How can i get this DID pointed to an Auto-attendant??
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Build an entry in the DialPlanRtg table to point that specific DID to 770 (or whatever your voicemail hunt group is) instead.
"Press play and record at the same time" -- Tim Alberstein
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You could also renumber an adjunct to the DID number (which means you need to renumber the extension to something else), then cover that adjunct to VM and make a mailbox for it pointing to the Auto Attendant.
Dagwood's solution lets you keep the extension numbers the way they are, and you can also keep the VM on the extension instead of coverting it to an AA pointer.
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I need the AA and then have selector Codes..
Should I program to an MFM ??
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You log in to AA, choose AA number and go to Modify. It will ask you for selector code to change.
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