The OCTEL only records which mailboxes should have a msg wtg light activated and can refresh them. It doesn't remember which mailboxes shouldn't nor would it attempt to turn them all off when it doesn't have a record of even sending one.
Some businesses still use message waiting between extensions as well and if they had voicemail the action could delete a valid message waiting left by other sets.
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I just thought of something. It would probably only work on an older analog integration. Depending on your PBX and integration you may be able to change the msg wtg activation code in the system parameters/configuration to the msg wtg de-activation code. Refreshing the msg wtg light would deactivate the msg wtg for all extensions that the system thinks should have msg wtg.
Eg. An old Rolm Redwood Integration to 250 used the Rolm feature code to activate or deactivate the msg wtg light. A DMID or digital integration just emulates the proprietary
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'Who is this guy named Lo Cel and why does he keep paging me?'
You need to have at least the service bit on and possibly the engineering bit (I don't remember which exactly) but yes, there is a command in debug to do it.
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