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I have a customer running Exchange 2003 and is not willing to open a relay on the server to allow an application to send email through it. I can setup an SMTP Server on the local PC (Running Server 2008 where the app is running) but I am not sure how to tell Exchange 2003 to receive email from...

Keep in mind with an assisted transfer it uses a VM Port until the call is answered

It will only show 10 pages of calls...How many pages are there when you run the search

Do they have a static IP at remote side? Is it a voice quality issue or a connection issue altogether?

Are you getting timing errors? Sounds like clocking issues...You have several devices in the mix and they all really should have a single clock source so... SiteB IPOffice PRI should be set for Network SiteB Kentrox PRI interface should be set for slave SiteB Kentrox PtP Interface should be...

If you want to test you can get a SIP trunk from several carriers out there try les.net they are solid I use them on the IPOffice....They dont care as long as you have a broadband connection

well...not with the transfer button...on 4.0 and up you can park the call, and they wont see it until they pickup...Only other option I can think to try would be to transfer the call to a VM Module that has a menu and dial EXTN from it, and on the transfer action you can set what the receiving...

Is the system grounded? That can solve alot of issues on Analog Lines especially. I have seen it in the past as well, the 2 I have dealt with on this was carrier related. Customer 1 was in a business park where the carrier brought in a big pipe and multi-plexed it out to tenants in the park...

Good time....Good Times

I ran into same issue on FVS338. I had port 4500 going to a PC on the network and I needed to remove that rule...It uses UDP port 4500 to talk as well as the normal port 500

The default codes added are *811 *812 *813 & *814 for the 4 attendant greetings created when installing the embedded card

Is the time on the Web Conference Server the same as the time on the Voicemail Server? Are your license showing as valiv in the config? I would start there....that would be the ez fixes

Not the true Integrated Messaging. It will incoporate only with Exchange and Outlook :( But you can do voicemail to email in the simple form by just doing it through SMTP. I have done that on Lotus before and it worked well

Are you using letters and numbers? Or just numbers that need to be read back?

Do u have duplicate extensions on either of the switches? Under Users or Extensions?

What version of voicemail are you using? Pro, Embedded, or VM Lite?

96XX series phones are SIP endpoints

Do you have windows Firewall turned off?

Radio Shack one works good for me too!!

I believe you would have to have Call Waiting turned off in order to get the busy greeting