Using multiple shortcode and multiple node's ?
Sure it is possible but probably you did not set it up right
example
*888
voicemailnode
name of node with out the ""
line id 0
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we leave a voicemail on one of the short codes and that gets sent out to certain people who I have setup as Users in voicemail pro and in manager. it will dial out to their cell phone notifying them of a message and then they can access that message that someone has left on the respective voicemail node
Change those numbers in names and be sure that they do not match any names in the ipoffice !!!
Probably those numbers do match extensions or groups in the ipoffice ?
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I have this already working with shortcode 888 but can't get past just having one voicemail node. I need each short code to have it's own voicemail box to leave a message on.
Make a shortcode
851
voicemail node
Testnode
line id 0
Go in vmpro
Made a shortcode node and name it Testnode
in that node put in a leave mail action and point it to the mailbox you want
Second way is use visual voice and record a greeting and forward it to the mailbox you want
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i have 851 short code in manager 851 short code in vmpro and then for each user i have a get mail action setup and it points to their respective extension mailbox.
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851 is a short code in manager and setup in voicemail pro as a "Edit play list" action and then a "generic" action that has a free format command of FWD: 550#551#552##
which is obviously a Forward command that sends out to 550,551,552, etc and those numbers represent each user with their own extension.
The Voicemail Node short code feature can also be used to access short code start points. It uses the short code start point name as the telephone number without surrounding brackets.
So do not use numbers but names !!!!!!!
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Yes indeed
For sure it works, done it many times
I never used numbers for that
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Hmmm changed all the shortcodes 851,852,853 their telephone numbers to actual names and then changed the numbers in vmpro to match those telephone number names.
still only one voicemail node with the same recording on it from an earlier short code i have setup
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