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Thanks but I already have R6. It was a question of what the best VM solution was for the money. I have since returned the VM R3 to the vendor and decided to stick with my two external "dumb" answering machines. My needs are more simple than that product is capable of.

Chris, Thanks. I will do that. George

Well, it's a silver card (the physical card is metal, which is silver I suppose), it's thin, and is labeled Avaya Partner Translation Card, 2 Megabyte, and dated Avaya, 2002).

Chaim, thanks for your response. Chris, I think it's just a backup/restore card, rather than the RAU/Backup/Restore/Upgrade card. Extension 76 just rings. I didn't really think they would have bundled the ACS admin in with the Voicemail admin, but I figured I'd ask on the outside chance...

392, Thanks. That gives me the direction I needed. George

Hi all, I'm trying to find the answer to a simple question but haven't been able to so far. We are considering getting the PARTNER Voice Messaging Release 3.0 (PCMCIA) as our voicemail solution for our new ACS R6. We have two CO lines, one personal and one for business. For each line, we...

Thanks, fonedude. Appreciate the info about the R5 software. I was concerned that R5 software may not be compatible.

Hi all, I believe I need a remote access card for my R6 ACS system in order to use the optional administration software. Is that correct? Is there a remote Access card for R6 other than the rather expensive backup/remote/upgrade combination card? I obviously don't need an upgrade to R6. The...

Chris, Thanks again for all the help! - George

Chris, Interesting. What's required to have it send voicemail to an email address as a .wav attachment? How secure is the VS, in terms of someone hacking into it and reprogramming it for fraudulent outbound calling. George

Chris, Thanks for the quick reply and the information. Yes, we will replace the carrier. We're looking forward to the new features, and may even spring for the integrated voice messaging.

Our Partner II Release 1 system, circa 1992, is on its last legs. The phone connections on most of the 206 modules are noisy at best. On a couple of the 206 modules, when a CO line rings, those phones may do one or two half-rings and then they go "dead" for a few seconds. No ring, no...