VoIP - Voicemail: Difference between revisions

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By default a generic greeting will be played to callers who reach your voicemail, however you can record your own greeting instead, here's how:

You will need to set up a SIP phone set up for the number you want to ~~recrod~~ the greeting for. You then dial 1571 from that phone and follow the instructions.

You will need to set up a SIP phone set up for the number you want to record the greeting for. You then dial 1571 from that phone and follow the instructions.

*Calls after a certain time can be sent to voicemail.

*Record your greeting by calling 1571 from the SIP phone registered to the number

*'''Record your greeting by calling 1571''' from the SIP phone registered to the number

*You will hear instruction on what to do, but you just need ti record your greeting after the beep and then hang up the call.

*You will hear instruction on what to do, but you just need to record your greeting after the beep and then hang up the call.

*A beep will be added to the end of the recording automatically, so you can say something like 'Please leave a message after the beep'

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==Voicemail Email==

Voicemail can be sent to multiple addresses if separated with a semicolon in the "Email To:" box.<br />

For example<br />

bob@contoso.com;voicemailarchive@contoso.com

The email will contain information about the recording, including:

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*To: the number the caller called (i.e., your number)

*DTMF: Any DTMF key presses, see [[VoIP - DTMF|DTMF Page]]

==Other VoIP Features==

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