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chapter entitled “Administration/Gateway/Interface/Virtual Interface (TEST,
TONE, HTTP)“, a free VoIP interface is required, which likewise registers
with the
Trunk Line
PBX object as the gateway (mode). The gatekeeper
address is allocated as described in the previous point. The name
(Exchange) or the call number (0) of the
Trunk Line
PBX object are also allo-
cated in the same way (under Alias List).
4. Finally, a route from the ISDN interface and from the VoIP interface to the
TONE interface must be created, enabling the simulated dial tone to be
played. Suffix dialling digits are accepted.
4.2.1.4.13 Voicemail Object:
For every PBX user, a personal answerphone can be defined. For this, a global
Voicemail
PBX object with a unique global call number must be created. A user’s
voicemail number is made up of the voicemailbox number allocated here (for ex-
ample, 66) and the user’s call number (for example, 47). In this case, the user-
specific voicemail number would be 6647! Using a telephone’s function keys, the
user can set up call forwarding (CFU) to his/her own voicemailbox, for example.
It is even possible to program a direct dial (Message Waiting) to the voicemailbox
to listen to existing messages. More detailed information on the function keys
may be found in the telephone manual.
The following specifications are made in the
Voicemail
section:
4.2.1.4.14 Waiting Queue Object:
The
Waiting Queue
PBX object represents a waiting loop in the innovaphone PBX.
When a call is received on this object, an audio file stored on a HTTP server is
played back. The following specifications are made in the
Queue
section:
Script URL
The path to the voicemail script file (
vm.xml
), which is loca-
ted on a HTTP or WebDAV (
Web
-based
D
istributed
A
utho-
ring and
V
ersioning) server. Detailed information on setting
up a WebDAV server and the voicemail is contained in the
innovaphone knowledgebase under the keyword “WebDAV”
or “voicemail”.
Trace
A checked check box enables the output of trace information
in respect of voicemail. See also the chapter entitled “
Admini-
stration/Diagnostics/Tracing
”.
