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    unity voice mail behavior  
Voll, Scott


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09-19-05 10:53 PM

I believe I understand the way Unity works.  If I call user A and user A
has their phone forwarded to user B, all is great so long as User B
picks up the call.  Now if User B does not pick up the phone, then Unity
sends the call back to User A's Voicemail.  I can even understand the
logic behind it.

 

Now here's the problem.  User A is on One Unity server (CM) and User B
is on the other unity server (PBX).  Since the two are not on the same
Unity box the call gets forwarded from User A to User B.  User B doesn't
pick up the phone and it goes to Voicemail.  Since Unity (PBX) doesn't
know how to get back to Unity (CM) User A it gets dropped into main
greeting and the caller then presses 0 for the operator.  

 

So the question is, Can I turn this feature off?  And can I do it on a
Per User basis?

 

THX

 

Scott







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    Re: unity voice mail behavior  
Wes Sisk


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09-20-05 10:53 PM

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