MicheleAnn716
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Is remote text notification part of the desktop license or is it a feature for all users?
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Remote Text Notification
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bigindian65
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That's a good question, did you test it?
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MicheleAnn716
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I have it working on one CP server and can't get it work on another one at a diff. location. Trying to figure out if that is the reason
LeeMcCauslin
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From my callpilot 4 help file:
Remote text notification of new or urgent messages is provided with the basic CallPilot product. You can permit selected mailbox owners to use this new unified messaging component.
Note/Tip When a CallPilot 1.07 system is upgraded, mailbox owners with remote notification capability are automatically given remote text notification capability.
That says to me no extra license is needed - you must enable it in the mailbox class though. But I could be misinterpreting...
Remote text notification of new or urgent messages is provided with the basic CallPilot product. You can permit selected mailbox owners to use this new unified messaging component.
Note/Tip When a CallPilot 1.07 system is upgraded, mailbox owners with remote notification capability are automatically given remote text notification capability.
That says to me no extra license is needed - you must enable it in the mailbox class though. But I could be misinterpreting...
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MicheleAnn716
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I agree. Doesn't look like you need any licensing for this. Thanks.
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