To create a new mailbox, you must use the System Administration Tool. You can edit existing mailboxes using the System Administration Tool, the Group Administration Tool or the Administrator Mailbox.
You can create, delete, and edit mailboxes using the System Administration Tool. The Administrator's mailbox TUI allows you do do the same except creating is limited to Multi-level Auto-Attendant (Menu Tree) mailboxes only.
Programming mailboxes using the System Administration Tool
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the VM
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Programming mailboxes using the Administrator Mailbox
NOTE:
The "Enable TUI edit of mailboxes" option in the VM
Options form (
To edit mailboxes:
Press [2] for the Mailbox menu.
Press [2] for the Edit Mailbox menu.
Enter the mailbox number to edit.
Follow the prompts and enter the changes for each parameter (see VM Mailboxes for an overview of the parameters).
NOTE: Press # if you do not need to change a parameter. Press * if you want to reset to the default value.
The system returns you to the Mailbox menu after you have gone through all the parameters.
To delete a mailbox:
Press [2] for the Mailbox menu.
Press [3] for the Delete Mailbox menu.
Enter the mailbox number to delete.
Press [#] when done.
To add a Multi-level Auto-Attendant (Menu Tree) mailbox:
Add a mailbox for each sub-level menu.
NOTE: You do not need to assign an extension to Menu Tree mailboxes.
For example, if your greeting is:
"Thank you for calling ABC Company. If you know the extension of the person you are calling, enter it now. For sales, press 1, for customer support, press 2, for assistance press 0, or stay on the line."
Create two mailboxes, one for sales, and one for customer support.
Edit the mailbox (see procedure above) and set the mailbox type to Menu Tree.
Log into each Menu Tree mailbox, using the mailbox's number and passcode.
Record a greeting with the required prompts.
For example: "For sales, press 1. For service, press 2. For all other departments, press 3. To return to the previous menu, press star. To repeat the choices, press pound."
Assign the next level mailboxes to the digits specified in the greeting.
Continuing with the example above, assign digit 1 to the sales department mailbox, and digit 3 to the service department mailbox.
From any extension in the system, log into each Menu Node mailbox, using the mailbox's number and passcode.
Record a greeting with the required prompts.
NOTE: For each sub menu greeting, include a prompt to press * to return to the previous menu or # to repeat the choices.
After all the menus have been set up, test the prompts to ensure that the call flow is valid.