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2005-05-27, 5:45 pm

Hello all,

I have a rather simple question.
I have a receptionist, who would like to transfer calls directly into
someones voicemail other than the main box. I have iDivert placed on
each users softkey template, but I am looking for an automatic transfer
to voicemail, with no intervention by the manager to whom the call is
being transferred. Is this a do not disturb function? How can this be
done easily?

Thanks,
Avidan

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Voll, Scott

2005-05-27, 5:45 pm

In CM 4.1 the AC has a button to transfer to Voice mail. If it's a
previous version of CM you will need to

Press the Transfer button or Messages key.

Press #, wait a second, and then dial the extension number, #, and 2.

Press the End Call button or hang up to transfer the call to the
personal greeting.

Scott


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Subject: [cisco-voip] simple question

Hello all,

I have a rather simple question.
I have a receptionist, who would like to transfer calls directly into
someones voicemail other than the main box. I have iDivert placed on
each users softkey template, but I am looking for an automatic transfer
to voicemail, with no intervention by the manager to whom the call is
being transferred. Is this a do not disturb function? How can this be
done easily?

Thanks,
Avidan

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