Can get into system programing of processor R4.1 but 'int 777' gives a beep on second '7'. Bought used and told all worked when taken down. Does this mean VS module is not working?
Well - if you have not done the necessary system programming to set up your Voice Mail - then just dialing 777 is not possible. Why don't you download the necessary manuals from the Avaya.com website under Support - and first do the required programming steps that are outlined in the voice mail manual. If you still have troubles or questions after that - post back.
#505 group 7 is only for the voicemail ports, not the user extensions
List your equipment in order and someone will be able to tell what the correct voicemail ports to be put in #505 group 7.
Taken from Avaya's FAQ
Considerations for Hunt Group 7
This Hunt Group is used exclusively for the extensions associated with the voice messaging system hardware. Do not assign any other extensions to this group. A voice messaging system requires special hardware and set up procedures.
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Partner System Administration
How do I know what ports to put into Group 7 if I have a PMVS (Partner Mail VS) vs a PMR1-7 (Partner Messaging Release 1-7) Module?
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Posted: 4 Apr 05
The key to figuring this out is to remember that both the PMVS and the PMR1-7 are both equivalent to a 206 module in the aspect of counting extension ports. They are both worth 6 ports, activated or not. The major difference between them in how the ports are activated by their respective port license cards.
A couple of items of note:
1. Most PMVS modules have 2 ports active out of the box, no port license card required.
2. PMR1-7's REQUIRE a port license card in order to work in production. If there is no port license card in a PMR1-7 the system will report "Welcome to Partner Messaging. This unit is in test mode" only. It will not answer calls the way that I am sure you want it to! A PMR1-7 will report this if the port license card is not seated properly and/or if the card has gone bad as well.
So, on to determining what ports to add to Group 7 in your Partner System.
As an example, let's say that you have a 5 card carrier and in it you have an ACS, 2 206 Modules, and a 2-port Partner Voicemail Solution. That would look something like this:
Thanks all, I was assuming that Hunt Group 7 setting was for the extension to be monitored by the PVM not to monitor for the PVM. That explains why an extra line would ring each time I called the office to test.
I have the system at my house while our old 206 handles the calls. I'll wait for the new power cord(missing) then will reaasign port and see if i can reach the mail system.
Had power outage this weekend, now our ACS processor 3.1 has a red light, the 2 308 cards are green. I have power down the system but the light is still red. What does this mean? And how do I get the system back up?
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