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Deploying the snom ONE IP Telephone System
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Billing Tones: This field allows you to configure
whether domain users will hear a beep during the
call when using the pre-pay feature of the system
(pre-pay is discussed in Chapter 16).
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Credit for outbound calls: This setting allows you to place a limit on
outbound calling for the entire domain. Once the extensions as a group have
reached the maximum, outbound calls can no longer be placed. This setting
can also be configured at the extension level (see Credit for outbound calls
in page 171).
Voicemail/Mailbox Settings
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Time until user's mailbox picks up: This setting defines the number of
seconds the system will wait before redirecting a call to a user's mailbox when
there's been no pickup. You may override this setting in the settings for a spe-
cific extension. If you plan to use cell phones with the system, choose a longer
voicemail timeout (e.g., 30 seconds), as the call setup time for a cell phone call
can be lengthy and the user might need to search for the cell phone. If you do
not plan to use cell phones, you can choose a shorter timeout (e.g., 15 or 20
seconds).
These next two settings allow you to specify memory capacity for voicemail mes-
sages. When configuring these settings, consider the size of your system and the
information shown in Table 3-4.
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Voicemail Size: This setting determines the number of mes-
sages that can be stored in a user's voicemail box. Although
this setting can be overridden by the user (see the Maximum
number of messages setting on page 409), a reasonable
default should be set at the domain level (
number). If this setting is left blank, the number of messages
that can be stored in a user's mailbox will be unlimited.
20
is a good default
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