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Home > Forums > Wiring Closet > Phone Systems > Avaya: Modular Messaging Forum

Forward messages to different email addresses

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aut0815 (TechnicalUser)

14 May 12 3:24

Hi!

I'm setting up a MM5.2 (MAS & MSS).
3 different customers shall use the system for messaging.

Where can I define the email addresses of the customers or where can the customers define their own email address to where the voice messages should be sent/forwarded?

cust1 > 12345@cust1.com
cust2 > 12345@cust2.com
cust3 > 12345@cust3.com

I've some knowledge about CallPilot and there the customer can define his email addresse very easy with MyCallpilot.

Thanks for your help!

texeric (MIS)

14 May 12 17:06

In a MM for MSS system the voicemails cannot be forwarded/sent to some other email addresses. If you wanted something like that then you should have used Aura Messaging or use Mutare's EVM product for MM.

www.theviagroup.com

aut0815 (TechnicalUser)

15 May 12 3:38

Thanks for thy reply.
Yesterday I found Mutare's EVM product.

I will get in contact with them and hope that their product works fine.

KenMeans (Vendor)

16 May 12 10:04

yes the EVM is the way to go and it works great.

Ken Means

www.tel-is.com
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