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Customize
Mailbox Options: Subscriber: [General]
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Chapter 3: Programming UX Mail Manual
[General]
Directory List
Use this option to specify to which Directory List the Subscriber Mailbox belongs. This entry is associated
with the Directory List to Use option in Call Routing and Directory Dialing mailboxes that you’ll use to
name dial this Subscriber Mailbox (if any).
●
To allow Automated Attendant callers to Directory Dial a Subscriber Mailbox, be sure to define the
subscriber Mailbox leading digit in your Dial Action Tables. For example, for Subscriber Mailbox
number 301, in your Dial Action Tables for digit 3, be sure
Action = TRF, UTRF, or GOTO and Num-
ber = XXX.
●
See
D
IRECTORY
D
IALING
(
PAGE
120)
for more.
Options
● 1-100
- Mailbox is assigned to Directory List 1-100.
● A (All)
- Mailbox is assigned to all Directory Lists.
● N (None)
- Mailbox is assigned to no Directory Lists.
Default
✔
A (All)
[General]
Number of Messages
Use this option to set the maximum number of messages that can be left in the Subscriber Mailbox. If a
caller tries to leave a message once this limit is reached, they hear:
That mailbox is full. Goodbye. Voice mail
then hangs up.
●
See
M
ESSAGE
S
TORAGE
L
IMIT
(
PAGE
227)
for more.
Options
● 1-1000 messages.
Default
■ 32 ( 100 in UX Mail)
[General]
Bilingual Mode
Use this option to set the mailbox language. Your choices are English (1) (English mnemonic) and English
(2) (English numeric), unless the System Administrator has substituted French or Spanish for one (or both)
of these default languages. When a user logs onto their mailbox, they hear voice prompts in the language
specified by this option. Automated Attendant (i.e., Call Routing Mailbox) callers routed via the LOGON
and GOTO actions also hear the language selected in this option.
● See
B
ILINGUAL
V
OICE
P
ROMPTS
(
PAGE
73)
for more.
Options
● Choose one of 2 language choices.
● Normally, the options are:
English (1) - English mnemonic.
English (2) - English numeric.
Default
✔
English (1)
This is English mnemonic.