I do get my share of complaints from customers re: recording greetings but different greeting plays and overall user difficulty (even with user guide) Just got a call from customer with about 50 employees. Boss decides he wants every employee to update their mailbox greeting every day. Mass confusion abound. Some users have been pressing 7 to edit thier greeting, others press 1 to record primary no answer greeting. My question is, is there a way to make a mailbox have a simple one greeting selection (you know, like the good old cadence).
Yes. Go into the mailbox block for each user and change Mailbox greeting allowed to no for each user. They will then just have one greeting to record.
Thanks CIT, I do recall doing this before. I think this does take away some other options though. Maybe the call director?
I had same problem once with about 50 users then complained about not being able to use aa as only 8 voicemail ports everyone trying to use voicemail at once such is life
Can't you do a "default basic" command and it only allows a mailbox greeting or something like that. I would have to look in the manual to know exactly though.
Originally posted by bmreen:
Can't you do a "default basic" command and it only allows a mailbox greeting or something like that. I would have to look in the manual to know exactly though.
No... this would only do a basic default of the system, plus the users would still have access to several greetings. Disabling the Mailbox Greeting has no negative effect on what the system can do.
CIT, I went to the extension block and and in the call director screen I changed from "Basic" to "No Greeting" and this gave the user one greeting also.
I'll ask a friend who is a lot more knowledgeable than me about the SVMi what he recommends. I think setting the extension block to No Greeting might have a negative consequence when using follow-me and another feature.