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How to cancel line forward to VM system port
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Feature #4 is to cancel extension forward(mean from one xternsion to another).
But this is from incoming line to VM system port which need to be cancelled.
We have 6 lines, out of which one line is is showing
In Use:235. This I want to cancel forward. 235 is VM system port
But this is from incoming line to VM system port which need to be cancelled.
We have 6 lines, out of which one line is is showing
In Use:235. This I want to cancel forward. 235 is VM system port
Deweyhumbolt
Technical User
The line is locked up with your Vmail, it's not forwarded. You can pull the jumper at the block or reboot Vmail.
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RikRodgers
Vendor
If it's always showing in use, then Dewey's right (and he usually is...).
Otherwise, it could be programmed as a "backdoor" number- to be answered by vm so users can call in to check messages, or dial an extension without bugging the staff to transfer them. You'd have to go to f983/AA/Lines to turn off answer on that line.
Otherwise, it could be programmed as a "backdoor" number- to be answered by vm so users can call in to check messages, or dial an extension without bugging the staff to transfer them. You'd have to go to f983/AA/Lines to turn off answer on that line.
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