I have set up a new voice mailbox for a user, using the basic template that I have used for hundreds of other voice mailboxes inhouse.
It doesn't matter if the caller is external or internal. After 4 rings or if the line is busy or if the phone is forwarded to voice mail using the forward key, the caller gets a recording: "Your call cannot be completed at this time. Please try again later." Click.
The only thing I can see that might possibly be causing this error is that the extension number "5230" is the first of a new set of DID numbers that we have received from the local phone company. Calls come into the number just fine from outside. They just won't forward into voice mail. One of our local prefixes is "523"; however, the switch shouldn't be confused by the 523 because we have to dial "9" to get an outside line.
Where would I look to see if "5230" or "523" might possibly be in use as something internal to the switch, causing the confusion and the failure to transfer correctly?
I would appreciate any suggestions and wisdom. I have been doing adds/moves/changes for almost 20 years, and I have never come across this problem before. Nortel Meridian CS1000 and CallPilot version 04.04.04.30.
Also, I lost Verizon support about a year ago. I miss them greatly!
Thank you,
Carol
It doesn't matter if the caller is external or internal. After 4 rings or if the line is busy or if the phone is forwarded to voice mail using the forward key, the caller gets a recording: "Your call cannot be completed at this time. Please try again later." Click.
The only thing I can see that might possibly be causing this error is that the extension number "5230" is the first of a new set of DID numbers that we have received from the local phone company. Calls come into the number just fine from outside. They just won't forward into voice mail. One of our local prefixes is "523"; however, the switch shouldn't be confused by the 523 because we have to dial "9" to get an outside line.
Where would I look to see if "5230" or "523" might possibly be in use as something internal to the switch, causing the confusion and the failure to transfer correctly?
I would appreciate any suggestions and wisdom. I have been doing adds/moves/changes for almost 20 years, and I have never come across this problem before. Nortel Meridian CS1000 and CallPilot version 04.04.04.30.
Also, I lost Verizon support about a year ago. I miss them greatly!
Thank you,
Carol