joecolombo
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I am just starting to work with Voicemail Pro. VMPro is just a blank page. Is there anywhere I can get a "starter"mdb file that would operate like a Partner Messaging system, etc. Starting from scratch looks daunting.
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Voicemail Pro mdb question
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Infinity306
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try reading the example exercises in this PDF
should help you get started..it's not really that complicated, the examples should give you a good start and help you learn
should help you get started..it's not really that complicated, the examples should give you a good start and help you learn
You can use the files and examples from the Engineers Toolkit. Generally each customer is customised to suit their needs so a blank template full of operation actions may be hard to find. Once you have built a vew actions you will find that some of the actions can be moved to portable modules.
Install VMPRO on your laptop, assuming you have one. Build your VMPRO confgiurations, or call flows there, and then export, and import them to your field system.
By doing so, you can keep a few modules in your VMPRO on your laptop after you get a few set up. Some standard modules I would suggest would be.
1) Recordings AA- to record all the greetings used in your call flows.
2) Paging modules
3) Module for weekly schedule start point to determine DAY, or NIGHT.
4) Conference bridge module.
5) Standard day AA with dial by names, last and first, and other common actions you determine are common.
6) Standard Night AA as above.
Remember you can have a VMPRO set up on the laptop with everything already set up in it that you can think of. You can copy, and paste modules, portions of modules, actions, etc from one module to another. Then delete what you do not need from that everything including the kitchen sink VMPRO set up. Change the token names, etc as needed, and save all the basic set op time. It will still take a bunch of editing, and tweaking, but you know you are using tested modules, etc.
By doing so, you can keep a few modules in your VMPRO on your laptop after you get a few set up. Some standard modules I would suggest would be.
1) Recordings AA- to record all the greetings used in your call flows.
2) Paging modules
3) Module for weekly schedule start point to determine DAY, or NIGHT.
4) Conference bridge module.
5) Standard day AA with dial by names, last and first, and other common actions you determine are common.
6) Standard Night AA as above.
Remember you can have a VMPRO set up on the laptop with everything already set up in it that you can think of. You can copy, and paste modules, portions of modules, actions, etc from one module to another. Then delete what you do not need from that everything including the kitchen sink VMPRO set up. Change the token names, etc as needed, and save all the basic set op time. It will still take a bunch of editing, and tweaking, but you know you are using tested modules, etc.
Does anyone have a sample confrence bridge module they can supply?
Also, what would one use a paging module for? Can you elaborate the advanatages of such?
Isaac Braca
CTO / ICCS & Co., LLC.
Email: braca at iccsllc.com
ICCS, Your Premier IT Partner, is a NYC Based Avaya Business Partner and IT Consulting Firm.
Also, what would one use a paging module for? Can you elaborate the advanatages of such?
Isaac Braca
CTO / ICCS & Co., LLC.
Email: braca at iccsllc.com
ICCS, Your Premier IT Partner, is a NYC Based Avaya Business Partner and IT Consulting Firm.
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