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No Voicemail

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Feb 22, 2005
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quick background - 2 days ago I took over a network and part of that network is an Avaya IP phone system.

Yesterday, all the phones where going straight to voicemail because of a holiday-table schedule that was setup for 2010. I modified the holiday-table dates to reflect 2011 and thus fixed the problem.

Now today, no voicemail is working at all. It's just silent and then you get the busy signal.

From what I can see the Avaya system has 2 G700's and 1 AudioCodes Mediant 1000. I can see that one of the windows servers is set to the file server and apparently unified messaging with Exchange 2007 is in place.

Any ideas on where to start?
 
In Manager, check and make sure the Licenses for voicemail are "valid".

If they are, I would reboot the voicemail server computer. When it comes back up, in services make sure your vmpro services have started properly. If it's an IP Office 412/406/403, make sure keyserver has started as well.
 
G700's are part of another system (CM/Aura) not the IP Office, you need to post here forum690 for accurate responses :)

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OK - please excuse my ignorance as this is the first time I'm dealing with an AVAYA phone system.

I have 2 tools that I'm using to talk to my server: Avaya Site Administration and Intergrated Management web page.

Where do I find the licenses and how do I check the services?
 
dmbfanatpsu, as I mentioned above (you may not have noticed) your question is best placed here forum690 as this forum is for Avaya IP Office which although made by Avaya is a totally different system and is managed and operates in totally different ways :)

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