[WXC/VFX] How to use VFX voicemail.

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CapinNeemo

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#73124 9-Dec-2010 21:29

My Cisco WIP310 is setup and working now making and receiving calls like a charm only problem i have is if i miss a call i get and icon on the display that says one voice message.

Pressing the voice mail button calls 99 but this number is not listed apparently.

How dose the voice mail with Open VFX work. Do i need a special setup or is there a special number to ring.

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itxtme

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#415285 9-Dec-2010 21:59

Should have come in your welcome email, number is 082210 ;)

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#415349 10-Dec-2010 05:46

ixtme is correct, change the VM number to 082210,

http://www.xnet.co.nz/pdfs/xnet_myvfx_voice_portal_guide.pdf

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CapinNeemo

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#415769 11-Dec-2010 08:49

Thanx heaps guys that makes sense now i think about it. Just wondering if there was a special setup required but i guess i just change the voicemail phone number.

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#415805 11-Dec-2010 10:23

CapinNeemo: Thanx heaps guys that makes sense now i think about it. Just wondering if there was a special setup required but i guess i just change the voicemail phone number.

By default some phone manufactures install a number, when you change it you might want to do what I do and put in the number, followed by the voice mail box, followed by 1. That takes you straight to your messages and then you just have to press 1 to listen to the message :D dont forget pauses between the differing menus!

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#415814 11-Dec-2010 10:43

Yep , just change the VM number to 082210 and you will be good to go, by default it will as for a password but you can log into the Web Portal and allow it to connect automatically, will be uner messaging, voice portal

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#415822 11-Dec-2010 11:17

I can't remember the number - so I just call myself ;)

CapinNeemo

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#415886 11-Dec-2010 15:18

Thanx Again guys seems obvious now all working and setup this is an amazing service should have signed up years ago lol :P

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#415900 11-Dec-2010 16:20

freitasm: I can't remember the number - so I just call myself ;)

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#416042 12-Dec-2010 08:29

I have my voicemails automatically forwarded to my email address, no need to make calls :-)

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#416056 12-Dec-2010 09:40

And if forward to e-mail, remember to also request XNet to not store the voice mail else your mailbox will fill up.

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#416069 12-Dec-2010 10:18

you can do this your self if you use VFX manager, a download addon available from Viewbill

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CapinNeemo

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#416560 13-Dec-2010 15:03

little difficult when you use Ubuntu thats my only gripe with Xnet they don't make their tools for Linux would be kewl if someone made a linux version of the Voicemaill tool and the Usage Monitor.

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