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IP Office IP Office Mailbox Mode User Guide 15-601131 Issue 11a - (06 July 2009)
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While reasonable efforts were made to ensure that the information in this document was complete and accurate at the time of printing, Avaya Inc. can assume no liability for any errors. Changes and corrections to the information in this document may be incorporated in future releases.
7.2 Switching Voicemail Ringback On or Off ..............30 Options for Mailbox Callers 8.1 Skipping a Mailbox Greeting Message ..............32 8.2 Transferring to a Covering Number ..............32 Visual Voice Index ................37 IP Office Mailbox Page 3 IP Office 15-601131 Issue 11a (06 July 2009)
4. To leave voicemail, hang up. The sections that follow describe the features that you can use when you have logged into your mailbox. IP Office Mailbox Page 7 IP Office...
5. When you are prompted to repeat your new access code, key in your new access code again and press #. 6. When you hear, the message Your access code has now been changed, hang up. IP Office Mailbox Page 8...
Rewind or Previous on the display screen of your telephone. · Email options must enabled by your system administrator. · VoiceMail Pro operation can be customized for some individual users and groups to provide different options. IP Office Mailbox Page 10 IP Office...
When this option is on, ringback occurs whenever you end a call and replace the telephone handset (unless another call is waiting). The system rings your telephone and when you answer, prompts you to log into your mailbox. IP Office Mailbox Page 11 IP Office...
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3. Listening to Messages Your IP Office mode mailbox can contain the following types of message: · New These are messages that have not yet been heard by you, the mailbox owner. · Old As soon as you start listening to a message, the status of the message changes to Old.
3.1 Listening to New Messages When you have logged into your IP Office mode mailbox, you hear an announcement to tell you how many new voicemail messages you have, if any. The first of these is then played to you.
Before you can use this feature your system administrator must enter your email address against your mailbox name in IP Office Manager. Otherwise you hear the message Email is not enabled on this mailbox. If this option is enabled, you can forward a voice message to your email inbox.
Before you can use this feature your system administrator must enter your email address against your mailbox name in IP Office Manager. Otherwise you hear the message Email is not enabled on this mailbox. If the option has been enabled, you can set up your mailbox so that any messages received in future are forwarded to your email address.
If you have chosen a forwarding option and decide that you no longer want to use it you can switch it off. To switch message forwarding off: 1. During or immediately after playing the message, press 6. 2. Press #. IP Office Mailbox Page 20 IP Office 15-601131 Issue 11a (06 July 2009)
Forwarding a Message to Email Before you can use the email options, your system administrator must enter your email address in IP Office Manager. Otherwise you hear the message Email is not enabled on this mailbox whenever you try to use an email option. Your system administrator can tell you whether your voicemail system has been configured to use email.
3. Press 3. You hear a conformation prompt to tell you that your change was saved. · If you hang up before you press 3, the greeting that was previously active is used. To return to the previous menu: 1. Press 8. IP Office Mailbox Page 24 IP Office 15-601131 Issue 11a (06 July 2009)
5. Press 2 when you have finished recording your greeting message. You can then press 1 to hear the new message. 6. Press 3 to save so that your message no longer plays continuously. You hear a conformation prompt to tell you that your change was saved. IP Office Mailbox Page 25 IP Office...
7. Decide whether you want to make further changes or save your new greeting message. For more information about saving a greeting, see Saving Your Greeting Message Saving Your Greeting Message to Play Continuously To return to the previous menu: 1. Press 8. IP Office Mailbox Page 26 IP Office 15-601131 Issue 11a (06 July 2009)
You are prompted to press 2 again when you have finished recording. You then return to the menu to hear, record or save the message. Recordings must be at least 3 seconds long. · To save the new recording: Press 3. IP Office Mailbox Page 27 IP Office...
To switch voicemail ringback on or off: · Dial *48 (on) or *49 (off). You hear two confirmation beeps. IP Office Mailbox Page 30 IP Office 15-601131 Issue 11a (06 July 2009)
Callers to you mailbox can be allowed to transfer to another number while listening to your mailbox greeting. They do this by pressing 0. IP Office 5.0+ also allows additional transfer numbers to added for if the user presses 2 or 3.
Visual Voice is not supported on Voicemail Lite. To use Visual Voice your system maintainer must add a Visual Voice button to your phone. For users on IP Office 4.2 or higher systems, the system maintainer can set the MESSAGES button on your phone to act as a Visual Voice button.
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Using the Visual Voice Button for Voicemail Transfer If pressed when you have a call is connected, the Visual Voice button allows entry of an extension number for direct to voicemail transfer of the connected call. IP Office Mailbox Page 35 IP Office...
Still queued Header Forward message with Hunt group greeting messages 27 Listening to 14 New messages Old messages Saved messages Your greeting message 10, 24 Mailbox greeting message IP Office Mailbox Page 37 IP Office 15-601131 Issue 11a (06 July 2009)
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