PBX: Voicemail

To specify when the voicemail application should accept your incoming calls, open the Call Control WebUser Interface page.

The voicemail application can be configured to start when:

• your Account has no registred device
• none of your devices is picked up after certain "ringing" (alerting) time
• all your devices have rejected the call
• you have pressed the DND (Do Not Disturb) button on any of your registered devices
• the caller is the Blocked list
• the current time is outside your working hours
• your current Presence status is set to the pre-defined value (busy, away, etc.)

• The application plays a greeting. It can be the standard greeting or your custom greeting.
• The application allows a caller to record a voice message, to review that message, to re-record the message, to mark the message as urgent, or to cancel the recorded message.
• The application allows a caller to listen to custom greeting (private announcements).
  The caller should press 6 and provide the correct announcement PIN.
• The application allows a caller to join your personal conference. The caller should press 7 and provide your personal Conference PIN that you have set using the WebUser Interface.

Voice Messages are composed as voice-type E-mails and mailed to your Account.

Your Account Queue/Mail Rules will be applied to the voice messages before they are stored in your INBOX.
If you E-mail client does not support voice-type E-mails, you will see voice messages as audio-file attachments. You can play these messages by opening these attachments.

You can use the voicemail application to start your service application when you cannot call from your own VoIP phone (for example, when you are calling from a PSTN phone via a gateway).

Press the * (star) symbol twice while listening to the greeting and/or the menu options. The application will ask you to enter your Access PIN. If the number is correct, the application switches you to the service application menu.

You can use the WebUser Interface to configure your Home PSTN Number.

The voicemail application compares the local part of the caller address (the phone number) with the Home PSTN Number value. If the tail of the address matches the specified value, the application asks the caller to enter the Access PIN and then it switches to the service application.

Since the application checks only the address tail, you can specify your Home PSTN Number as a local number, or as a number without the country code.

You can use the WebUser Interface to configure the Alternative Number. If callers press the 9 button, they are transferred to the Alternative Number.
For example, you can specify the pbx or operator address with this setting, so the callers can transfer themselves to the company automatic or live attendant if they do not want to leave a voicemail for you.