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BCM50 voicemail mystery

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floppyraid

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Aug 16, 2009
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greetings again.


i have a question regarding voicemail. the main set at our office (the set that has the line assignments in its DN record for all of our incoming lines) does not have a 'fwd no answer' to the callpilot vm DN. its extension # is associated with the General Delivery mailbox in the directory report.


calls get forwarded to its voicemail after a couple of rings. why? there something hard wired in the system that forces messages to be picked up by the general mailbox after a few rings, despite the fact that there is no 'fwd no answer' set for that phones DN in EM?

the only thing that i can figure that might be causing this is this--- there are several phones that have the main phone set up as an 'Answer DN', and, those several phones all have a 'fwd no answer' to the voicemail DN (which is intended to route callers to their voicemailbox's, but not the General Delivery mailbox)
 
It maybe in the Call Pilot config you have it set to answer these lines? I use that approach rather than fwd from a set in case I only want some lines on that set to get answered by Voicemail.
 
It could be the answer DN or the delay ring transfer it is defaulted to 4 rings. I would go ahead and enter the VM DN in the FWD no answer for the Main phone.
 
As ccarmock says it could be AA answering after 4 rings.

GO to Call pilot--AA-- line answering and check if your lines are assigned to a TABLE 4 rings.
 
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