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 Record Your Name
Access Voicemail (2500) then log into your Voice mailbox (mailbox number #, password#) press:

 

8 9 - To change the personal verification
   5 - To record
   # - To stop recording
   2 - To review recording
7 6 - To delete
   5 - To rerecord

Record Your Greeting

Access Voicemail (2500) then log into your Voicemailbox (mailbox number #, password#) press:

8 2 - To record personal greeting
   1– To record your
         external greeting
   2 - To record your
          internal greeting
   3 - To record your
          temporary greeting
   5 - To record
   2 - To review greeting
7 6 - To delete

Record Your Messages

bulletCall the extension where you want to leave a message. When Voicemail answers, wait for the tone; then leave a message. You can press # to skip the greeting of the person you called and go directly to the tone.

To send a recorded message:

Access Voicemail (2500) then log into your Voicemailbox (mailbox number #, password#) press:

7 5 - To record
   1– To enter destination
   5 - To record
   # - To stop recording
7 9 - To send

Transferring out of Voicemail

bulletIf the person you want to speak to is not at his/her extension and you are greeted by Voicemail, you can hang up or you can press # and dial another extension and #.

Distribution Lists

Access Voicemail (2500) then log into your Voicemailbox (mailbox number #, password#) press:

bullet8 5 For mailbox options
bulletEnter list (1 through 9)
bullet5 To create your distribution list
bulletEnter destinations, separate with #, ## to end list
2 To review list
7 6 To delete list
bulletYou can send a message to several people in the same way that you would send a message to an individual — just dial the number of the distribution list instead of the extension.

Each list can contain 99 entries, however, entry must be put in individually.

 

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Last updated 09/13/02