Webvault Polycom IP Phone Systems User Guide


Your Webvault virtual IP phone system includes voicemail facilities that allow your callers to leave audio messages which can be later retrieved from your telephone handset, or via
email. Voicemail can be activated on a given extension for a personalized mailbox or linked to a group of extensions to provide a centralized mailbox for your business. Calls will
normally be routed to voicemail if the call is not answered during the pre-defined ring tone period.

Section 1.0 Retrieving Voicemail Messages

To retrieve voicemail for your current extension using your telephone handset:


To access the voicemail system for another extension or for a centralized mailbox:


Section 2.0 To record a voicemail greeting

For each voice mailbox you can record two separate greetings, a Personal Greeting, or an Alternate Greeting. Before you can configure your voicemail box to play either greeting type
you must record one or both greetings.


To record a voicemail greeting:


Section 3.0 Changing the Current Voicemail Greeting Type

Your voice mailbox can be configured to use two different recorded greetings, a Personal Greeting, or an Alternate Greeting. You must have recorded a greeting of either type in
order to select that greeting for your mailbox, please refer to section 2.0.

To select or change the current greeting for a voicemail box: