Automatic voicemail

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• IPhone automatically send calls to voicemail

  Phone has stopped ringing.  They will just automatically send calls to voicemail.

  Have you disturb not active? Settings > do not disturb

  You have the key "secret" engaged? It is the little slider on the volume buttons.

  You have active call forwarding? Settings > phone or call your operator.

• Voicemail - automatic password entry

  Someone knows how to make the automatic password entry in the box voice stock when you add commas, your password then the sign #? I can't understand how do in KitKat.

  Try this...

  Dialer > 3Dots (overflow-bottom right) > settings > Voicemail > Setup > * 86, abcd (where "abcd" is your 4-digit password.

• Automatically send voicemail messages calling for several mailboxes

  We need to have incoming calls directed to several mailboxes.

  We are running the 4.0 unit (3). We are not integrated with exchange.

  We are looking to have the voice message sent to 3 mailboxes immediately when a caller leaves a message. Since these are incoming calls, they don't navigate the menu system to choose distribution lists.

  Basically, I'm looking to get this job as a distribution list, but I also need this to be automatic, when the appellant connects.

  Thank you.

  No problem.

  setting up a call handler where carry you these calls and set up the recipient of the message to a public distribution list. All messages left for this call handler will be sent to all users on the DL.

  should do what you want.

• BlackBerry smartphones automatically delete my voicemails...

  Help! It is set up and I start to hear a message but hear it push buttons and then deletes them. Why would he do that?

  Hi and welcome to the forums!

  Answering the phone/options/are you sure that the password is entered with no other characters?

  For example on my carrier I dial the number and then put my password followed of the #.

  On the storm, the # is not necessary when using the predefined option of VM.

  Thank you

  Bifocals

• No. forward to voicemail if no answer option in 5.7.0.1037 for Mac

  I'm going crazy or something is wrong. When I receive calls was able to respond that they are not going to voicemail and I can't find where the option is to set the time-out value. I didn't know that in previous versions, you can set calls to go to voice mail after a certain period of time.

  Please notify. Thank you.

  So, I have solved my problem! Unnecessary preferences screen gives you an option for incoming calls 1. Receive normally, i.e. without voice mail, 2. Automatically answer, 3. Calls and 4 send voice messages.
  
  When I select option 4, for my phone to ring and if not reply within the number of seconds defined in option 3 then it will divert to voicemail.
  
  So 4 Option must be selected even if it sounds first.
  
  Not a great UI as I read what all calls go to voicemail and would not sounded.
  
  Anyway prob solved.

• How to reinstall sound Unimodem driver without reversing the BCM 56 K Modem update Windows automatically installs?

  I am using Microsoft Windows XP Professional, version 2002, Service Pack 3.

  I recently reinstalled my operating system on my Dell Dimension 2400 PC and allowed for automatic updates.  Previously I did not allow updates.  I use very slow dial-up on a BCM 56 k

  Voice/Fax/Modem.  My previous connection was about 26 Kbps.

  During updates of Windows XP, Microsoft notified me of the update following software:

  (Broadcom Corporation - Modems - BCM. v92 56 k Modem, size: 2.8 MB, Broadcom Corporation modem software update published on August 27, 2003.) only the Microsoft Update downloaded and installed on my PC.

  After the installation of update BCM, my modem went much more quickly in about 40 Kbps, however, I lost the Unimodem half-duplex audio driver configuration.

  After the automatic BCM update, my modem sounds is the audio connection as he had done before.

  I checked and the following driver files still exist where they belong: [C:\Windows\system32\drivers\ks.sys; C:\Windows\system32\DRIVERS\MODEMCSA.sys; C:\Windows\system32\ksproxy.AX; C:\Windows\system32\kuser.dll], however registration is missing in browser, under 'Sound, video and game controllers' Device Manager where it was previously before the upgrade.

  How can I reinstall my audio Unimodem half duplex driver without roll back my BCM upgrade?

  My audio driver is not my problem.  The speaker still works in my Modem when I have dial-up.  Otherwise, the rest of my sound works fine, so I don't think I need an audio driver.  What's missing on my upgrade was my driver for unimodem half duplex, and everything remained the same after the upgrade.

  Here's what's happening.   Often, I reinstall my OS together by formatting my hard drive.  After the initial installation and install the drivers for Dell provided, my modem works fine, but at a slower speed.  When I switched I hear the dial through my external speakers, which I prefer because I have restriction of hearing Audio and can hear it better amplified by the modem speaker.

  When I install the update to windows BCM, it accelerates the rate of transfer of my modem, I like, but it removes my driver audio unimodem half duplex, which means I can hear is no longer my dial-up connection to know everything is going well.  The sound comes directly to my modem card, however, due to the location under my desk, my PC I can barely hear the connection is established and can not use this sound for diagnostic purposes if I can't connect.  It allows to hear the connection to remind me in case the line is disconnected or the phone company disconnects and provides their voicemail automated on how to restore our service.

  I just want to still hear my modem amplified through my external speakers without losing speed BPS who provided me the upgrade.

  Not yet tried to use the dell service tag for Dell drivers.  Don't know how to specify this tag, or if it would provide other drivers that I already downloaded, but will check the next.

  In the meantime if anyone has a useful answer as to how I can get my external returning without sacrificing my BPS speed increase, I would like to hear it.

  Thanks for all the answers everyone, even if for the time being not useful yet.

  I don't think that it is half-duplex driver Unimode (even if I'm wrong).  My XP3 box has a Unimodem full-duplex audio driver "" list in the device under ' Audio, video and game controllers' Manager, and I've never had the modem sounds come through the main speakers.  [The difference between "half-duplex" and "full-duplex" is if you wait until a part expresses before the start of the other or if both parties can talk at the same time.]

  Rather, apparently some - but far from everything - modem drivers have a checkbox somewhere in the modem properties dialog box (accessed through Device Manager or control panel > modems Options and) who runs the sound of the system's external speakers.

  While you're in the control panel > phone and Modem Options, click on the "Advanced" tab and check the Unimodem 5 Service provider is installed.  It must have been installed by default, but if not, you might want to add (using the 'Add' button).

  I suspect that your previous modem driver - which limited the speed of your connection - had the external speaker box, but that the new driver - who has more speed - connect does not work.

  It is probably not very satisfactory, but you can increase the volume of the tiny speaker of the modem (a little) by using the "Additional initialization commands" box in the "Advanced tab" in the modem properties dialog box.  There are two relevant orders, the order of M (which determines when the speaker is on) and the command L (which sets the volume of the speaker):

  M0 speaker always off [that's a zero]
  M1 Speaker is activated when the modem is off the hook and the carrier is not detected. [default]
  M2 The speaker is always on.
  M3 Speaker is activated after dialing the ends and turns off when the carrier negotiation is complete.

  L0 low volume
  L1 low volume
  L2 medium volume
  High volume of L3

  Orders are entered, preceded by "AT" (without the quotes) in the box "Additional initialization commands", and there is no spaces.  Thus, for example, if you want to hear the sounds, most at very high volume (which unfortunately is usually not very high), you define L3 and M3 by entering the following text in the box:

  ATL3M3

  With regard to the number of Dell's Service: on the page linked in my previous post, there is a link "enter serial number".  If you click on this link there is a box to enter your Dell service tag (and yet another link to tell you how to find if you don't know where it is).  Dell uses the "service tag" to identify your specific computer hardware configuration, because the same model Dell (e.g., Dimension 2400) can come with a variety of different hardware options.  Using the service tag is supposed to customize the material presented to you so that it is applicable to your computer.

  Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer on your modem sounds.

• BlackBerry Leap voicemail

  Have Bond 10.3.2. My voicemail is automatically deleted? All thoughts. Thank you

  Hi @Trebor

  For voicemail issues, I would recommend contacting your wireless service provider they manage your voicemail service. Please let me know how make you out! Thank you

• BlackBerry, Blackberry Passport - randomly calls go to voicemail

  Random incoming calls are directed to your voicemail.

  -Rogers Tech Support - number called several times - all went to voicemail

  -Backed Up - factory settings - AND before restoration - Rogers Tech Support - call came through ok (no voice mail)

  -Restored data - Rogers Tech support called - went automatically to voicemail

  -Again, a call to a number of my directory - came through, without going to voicemail.

  -Seems almost like call blocking, not numbers not in the phone book?

  -Technical support Rogers suggests to RESET and RESTORE again - can anyone help?

  Thank you

  Find your solution here

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/BlackBerry-Passport/BlackBerry-passport-is-blocking-some-Inco...

• Automatic deletion of messages

  Our client requires a way to automatically delete messages unread a unity subscriber account after 30 days. It is a 3.3 (4) CM and a single unit 4.0 voicemail system (3). I think it would be above all a process to put Exchange, but I was wondering if it could be configured from within the unit.

  Is there a mechanism that supports the automatic deletion of voice messages? If so, is there a way to selectively process messages deleted at a specified interval?

  Thanks for your comments.

  Yes, see the Manager of the Message store on his homepage here:

  http://www.ciscounitytools.com/App_MSM.htm

  Help files and training videos out there should get you from A to B on it.

• Voicemail configuration base with CUCM and connections of the unit

  Hello again,

  I'm still very new to CUCM.  I am configuring a CUCMB 6.01 test deployment.  He has connections in the integrated unit.  I have 2 DNs assigned to users and Cisco IP phones.  I use MGCP (Cisco 3745 with 2FXO as gateway).  Now, I'm trying to extensions of voicemail installation for the users.  I read a lot of documentation on CUCM and unity, but I know that Unity Express is not what I need, and that you have not found information on the basics of implementing voicemail for users of CUCM.

  Users are DN 1001 and 1002 respectively.  They are part of a list of hunting (broadcast) so that the arrival of incoming calls, both phones will ring simultaneously.  Not sure if this has any bearing or not.  I would like to be able to put in place so that each DN rings on the IP phone say 6 times, then go to a Unity voicemail box configuration for that user.  I have already imported users 2 in the unit.  I ran the voice messaging port configuration wizard.  Everything looks as if it runs correctly, but I'm stuck really share say CUCM to route the call to the mailbox of the unit.  Probably the simplest part.  Ideas or help on this would be much appreciated.  Thank you in advance.

  Impetuous salvation,

  CUCM works this way

  So the fact that 1001 and 1002 receive calls via a group has a significant impact on this config.

  You must keep in mind that a call that is routed through the fighter pilot will always ignore the CFWD settings on phones of hunting member of the group. The normal way to control it then is through disconnection of the Group Hunt members phones combined with the front fighter pilot level settings.

  The following section describes how the parameters to call it forward on the phones of individual members Hunt are ignored when presented a call via the hunting feature. Here's a clip;

  Hunting and call forwarding

  The concept of hunting differs from call forwarding. Hunting allows Cisco Unified Communications Manager to extend a call to one or more lists of numbers, where each such list can specify an order of hunting which is selected from a fixed set of algorithms. When a call extends over a part of hunting of these lists and the party does not answer or is busy, hunting resumes from the next part of hunting. (The next party of hunting varies according to the current hunting algorithm). Hunting has so ignore settings call forward No Answer (CFNA), call forward busy (CFB) or call before all (CFA) for the party to attempt (group member line phones).

  Cisco Unified Communications Manager offers the possibility to redirect a call when hunting fails (that is, when the hunt ends without a part of hunting to the respondent, due either to exhaust the list of numbers of hunting is to expire). If used, this final redirection includes an automatic call forwarding action. Therefore, the fighter pilot Configuration window includes call forwarding configuration concepts which are similar to those found on the directory number Configuration window.

  Example of a call hunt

  Although hunting is different from the transfer, Hunt often develops as a call that gets forwarded to a certain number of fighter-pilot. The protective cover of appeal extends from hunting to allow the final drive after two exhausts of hunting or expires.

  A typical call calling hunting can include the following phases:

  The appeal of hunting through groupings of posts set up according to the algorithms implemented for each group. Hunting is successful (if it meets a hunting party), exhausts (if all parts of hunting are tempted, but no response), or expires (if the deadline set by the Maximum hunting timer runs out before that all parties are tempted, and none of the parties who have tried to answer).

  For the purpose of this example, we assume that hunting does not succeed.

  If a form any of the final drive is configured, the call forward for a next destination; otherwise, the call is released.

  Maximum hunting timer

  The Maximum Hunt Timer field on fighter pilot Configuration window allows the administrator to enter a value (in seconds) to limit the hunting through a list of hunting season. After gaps in the time specified, if hunting was not successful, the call is transferred to a voicemail system, a specific compound number, or some personal treatment (if configured) or the call is released.

  The good doc.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/voice_ip_comm/CUCM/Admin/6_0_1/ccmsys/a03rp.html#wp1078922

  If the call goes unanswered or all Member phones are disconnected, then an attacker needs to be applied at the level of the "fighter pilot".

  Hunt the settings forward

  Before hunting without an answer - when did not answered the call which is distributed through the list of hunting at a specific time, this field specifies how to transfer the call.

  Destination this parameter contains the number of the directory to which calls are forwarded.

  Before busy hunt - when the call which is distributed through the list of hunting is busy at a precise moment, this field specifies how to transfer the call.

  Destination this parameter contains the number of the directory to which calls are forwarded.

  Maximum Timer Hunt - enter a value (in seconds) that specifies the maximum duration for hunting. (Used in conjunction with Forward busy hunting)

  In your case, it is best to configure the DN of a fighter pilot in the extension of alternatives under the 1001 and 1002

  mailbox.

  I hope this helps!

  Rob

• Cisco Unity Voicemail - view number of messages in specific mailboxes

  Hey all,.

  I am able to see the limit settings, and the size of the mailbox store, but it is for the DB as a whole.  Is it possible to display individual mailboxes mailbox of the user and their limits, whether or not they are full and how many messages currently residence in them.  Currently, the only way I could check physically needs to call voicemail and enter the password to hear that some mailboxes are full.

  Is there a 3rd party tool I woul dneed to find this information?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you!

  T

  (Running the unit connection 8.5)

  Hey T,.

  You'll want to check this tool of the suite of tools of connection of the unit / unit

  Dump (CUDD) user data connection tool

  The connection user data Dump (CUDD) is a remote database administration tool based on Windows available on the site Web of Cisco Unity tools. CUDD allows you to export specific information about users in a file that can be imported into another application, such as Microsoft Excel or a database utility or read. When the data is exported, the tool automatically creates a header row that lists the type of data in each column output, to facilitate import into other programs.

  The tool is available on the website of the tools of unity "Superb."

  http://www.ciscounitytools.com/applications/CXN/UserDataDump/UserDataDump.html

  See you soon!

  Rob

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• Z10 blackBerry screen rotation and lengthen the time of a call incoming rings before the call to voicemail

  I have the BB Z10 and sincerely want to learn how:

  (1) rotate a screen that turned into a rectangle but must have back on the horizontal screen - have tried the lock refresh and rotation - both without success

  (2) with incoming calls, I need to lengthen the time before that the appellant go to voicemail

  Thank you

  Hello DERC,.

  The rotation of the screen may depend on the application you are using, some applications only performed in specific, portrait orientation or landscape. Example: some games work in the landscape and the hub can automatically rotate between portrait and landscape.

  Regarding the amount of rings before answering machine, it is a service provider controlled setting, I suggest you contact your service provider for more information.

  I would like to know if you have any further questions.

  Thank you.

• BlackBerry smartphones, adding a (Pause) password for voicemail

  How to program my password automatically after dialing voicemail?

  Hmmmm, sounds a bit weird.

  Try this: in this form of voicemail, do note (or write) this voicemail number.

  Access your address book and create a new contact (e-mail voice-2 or something.

  -Put in the your voice mailbox number in a field (home/work/etc.)

  -on the same line, right press it after typing the phone number, the letter ' (this should enter a P for pause)

  -then enter your password after the p (again, on the same line).

  Save the contact, then try to call him. Do NOT put the phone to your ear, instead of looking at the screen carefully. When he dials the number, a box should appear saying "a pause of 3 seconds", then he should enter your password. If it isn't, then something else is goiong here...

• Password and a blackBerry Smartphone voicemail

  Hi - I have a curve 8330.  How can I add my password 4 digit to dial automatically after that I have to press 1 to activate voicemail on my BB.  And should we register, to suspend the time?

  Thank you

  Shelley

  Go the phone screen, options, voice messages, and you will see a place to add your password - no I didn't need to put a break in mine and it works fine.