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BCM 50 Voicemail limits

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bmow

IS-IT--Management
Aug 26, 2010
18
US
Hi All:
We have a BCM50 on version 2.12 off the top I cant remember it
We have 26 voicemail ports all using the COS of 1 with default settings

Max Mbx Msg Time (5)
Max Msg Length (3)
Msg retention Period (30)
Max Greeting Length (1)
Enable Offpremise Notification (Yes)
Remote Notification Retry Intervals (5)
Max Number of Attempts (3)
Enable Outbound Transfer (Yes)
Max Incorrect Password (5)
Attempts Password Expiry (0)
Enable Networking (Yes)
Enable Personal Target Attendant (Yes)
Enable Record (No)
Call Prompt Language User Interface Style (Primary)
Command (NVM)

Im under the impression that the BCM50 only holds 100hours of recording which spread equally by each user (26) is 3.8 hours.

Unfortantly due to the nature of our business some users need to use far more than 3.8 hours each, and I have seen this is causing some people only to have a few minutes of recordings or in simple terms:

USER 1 can hold 200 voicemails
USER 2 can only hold 15 voicemails

My question is, how do we make this fair for the other users so that we can get everyone on a level playing field without upgrading our phone system

Kind Regards
Broward Meals on Wheels

 
Basically, the user with 200 voicemails is being lazy and not deleting messages. I would tell them to be fair and start deleteing messages after they have listened to them.

You could also setup another COS specifically for this user with a retention period of less days so it will delete them automatically.
 
@ECartman

Thanks for the info, Im going to have to crack the whip on them and see if I can change thier habits.

I may even consider sending my unit over to Korea for a home brew custom firmware and 1.5 TB HD upgrade, its only 150.00 which is far cheaper than buying a Model 400 series
 
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