Accessing voicemail from a local telephone
Your desktop telephone might have a Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) in the form of a light or an LED
display, which indicates that this phone's mailbox has new messages waiting.
To access your voicemail from a telephone connected to your internal telephone system:
1. Press the voicemail key, if your phone includes one, or dial the voicemail access number. Your method
of access depends upon your specific telephone model.
2. Enter your mailbox number and password, as required. If you are accessing your voicemail for the first
time, you must change your password.
Important
When the
Common User Mailbox Password
feature is enabled, user must specify the user ID after the
prompt to enter the mailbox number. After the mailbox password prompt, the user must specify the user
password.
3. From the main menu, select from the following options:
• Press 1 to play new messages.
• Press 3 to play saved messages.
• Press 4 to
• Press 5 to record your name or change your password.
• Press 6 to access a group mailbox, if available to you. Press 1 and enter a group mailbox number or
press 2 to hear a list of all available group mailboxes.
4. Use these commands while any message plays:
• Press 1 to rewind 10 seconds.
• Press 2 to pause or resume.
• Press 3 to forward 10 seconds.
• Press 4 to play a voice menu, which lists all commands for listeners.
• Press 5 to hear envelope information about the call, for example: message length (in H:M:S) and
Caller ID of sender.
• Press 6 to
• Press 7 to delete.
• Press # (number sign) to go to the next message.
• Press * (asterisk) to cancel and return to the main menu.
Note:
In the Telephone User Interface (TUI), mailboxes can be accessed only with mailbox credentials
(mailbox number). Using DN, agent, or user credentials to access mailboxes is not supported.
Accessing voicemail from a local telephone
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