Hello,
I am looking for suggestions in solving a voicemail problem. I have a BCM 50 in our main support office with all employees also having softphone access from their homes via Contivity VPN. Currently we do not use any front door AA or hunt groups. We have 6 phone lines, all of which appear on every set. Some of these lines ring on every set, others ring on certain sets only. 2 of the 6 lines are answered by voicemail (prime is set to VM DN) after 4 rings if nobody picks up. The other lines have voicemail from the Telco, which we use for accessibility reasons.
Is it possible to add a voicemail box that only answers intercom callers? I am unsure of how to do this as I can't simply set 'forward on no answer' as this will seize ALL unanswered calls on any ringing line on the set (undesired as the Telco performs VM on some lines as mentioned). Also since the lines ring on multiple sets I presume the set that actually forwarded the call to VM would be inconsistent.
The reason for doing this is to allow remote users to call each other and if there is no answer a message can be left. Each user's softphone is identical to their desk phone (apart from the DN of course).
I am looking for suggestions in solving a voicemail problem. I have a BCM 50 in our main support office with all employees also having softphone access from their homes via Contivity VPN. Currently we do not use any front door AA or hunt groups. We have 6 phone lines, all of which appear on every set. Some of these lines ring on every set, others ring on certain sets only. 2 of the 6 lines are answered by voicemail (prime is set to VM DN) after 4 rings if nobody picks up. The other lines have voicemail from the Telco, which we use for accessibility reasons.
Is it possible to add a voicemail box that only answers intercom callers? I am unsure of how to do this as I can't simply set 'forward on no answer' as this will seize ALL unanswered calls on any ringing line on the set (undesired as the Telco performs VM on some lines as mentioned). Also since the lines ring on multiple sets I presume the set that actually forwarded the call to VM would be inconsistent.
The reason for doing this is to allow remote users to call each other and if there is no answer a message can be left. Each user's softphone is identical to their desk phone (apart from the DN of course).