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Voicemail to Email Stopped Working

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cipher7836

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Dec 20, 2010
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Hello all, for some reason from one day to the next our voicemail to email stopped working. I looked at this post:
But nothing there worked. We did have a firewall change around that time. Could that possibly have anything to do with it????
 
Well it turned out not to be the firewall....any other ideas???
 
Enable the log and check what goes wrong.


Joe W.

FHandw, ACSS

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Thanks, but where do I go to enable the logs?
 
Hey Iam having same issue with 7.0.5 i just upgraded to 70.12 and so far customer isnt complaining. Open the monitor program to view the logs... if youre using VM Pro I think there is a VM to email debug program on the avaya site.
 
can you access the mail server directly from the VM PC using telnet?

telnet <mailserver> 25

if it is not the firewall check your antivirus software is not blocking port 25





I do not Have A.D.D. im just easily, Hey look a Squirrel!
 
I can telent into the mail server. We did a firewall change, but why would that effect the internal network? I'll try the anti-virus check...
 
What are you using for email? Exchange? If so, what year?

ACSS-SME
ACIS-SME
 
Exchange 2007. But on the machine (VMPRO) they use the program that lets you put in MAPI settings or SMTP. There's another area in the manager that is blank under SMTP. But this is the way they've always had it and I have no clue why the thing stopped now. I see the wav files being recorded but Avaya just won't copy them, and send them off to the users email.
 
Is it checked for SMTP, not MAPI? You're on release 5, correct?

ACSS-SME
ACIS-SME
 
Test the route to the smtp server. If you don't know how look it up, call the IT guy. Send a test message through telnet. If it works that way, contact your vendor, if not, fix the smtp relay.
 
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