Voicemail instructions?

[MisterEd]

OK, maybe I'm just blind ...... I even did a search.

I can't seem to find ANYTHING anywhere on how to setup my voicemail (access, outgoing message etc). I know it's gotta be somewhere (it SHOULD be in vPanel).

Can someone please point an old man in the right direction!

[usa2k]

I remember suggestions, but no how-to

• You can get to it using 123 or *123
• You can interrupt the outgoing voice message with # and the pass code from another phone.
• You can dial 832-838-7000, enter your number and pass code from a remote phone.
  (A Texas number)

The rest, I just do by following voice prompts.

[MisterEd]

Thanks ... that helps (actually it's the same as my previous provider). Still there should be detailed instrustion on ALL features ESPECIALLY voicemail.

Meanwhile, when I call my number from another number the voicemail picks up and says only GOOD-BYE! Yes, it is enabled in vPanel and I do have a outgoing message configured.

What is auto-login in the voicemail section of vpanel mean?

Average "joe-sixpack" needs detailed isntructions. I was able to figure out a lot of stuff but every major voip provider has instructions for all their features on their website. That's just basic. Customers need basic info. How would I ever figured out the Texas call-in number?

Very frustrating.

I remember suggestions, but no how-to

• You can get to it using 123 or *123
• You can interrupt the outgoing voice message with # and the pass code from another phone.
• You can dial 832-838-7000, enter your number and pass code from a remote phone.
  (A Texas number)

The rest, I just do by following voice prompts.

[usa2k]

I suggest putting a ticket in about "Good bye!"

Auto-login eliminates the need to enter the pass code.
Its more WAF friendly than remembering a code at home.

EDIT: I wonder if some think vmail is only available on vPanel?

[MisterEd]

I did put in a ticket. Grrrr.

Yea, with no *&&*&*@ instructions anywhere it's possible folks might think vmail is only on vPanel.

I suggest putting a ticket in about "Good bye!"

Auto-login eliminates the need to enter the pass code.
Its more WAF friendly than remembering a code at home.

EDIT: I wonder if some think vmail is only available on vPanel?

[MisterEd]

Now that you gave me *123 I figured out what auto-login is.

(This CAPTCHA is annoying on every message)

[usa2k]

I have no CAPTCHA when posting here.
Hopefully somebody can fix that too!
Must be a spam deterrent. (Perhaps x number of posts require it?)

[MisterEd]

I have no CAPTCHA when posting here.
Hopefully somebody can fix that too!
Must be a spam deterrent. (Perhaps x number of posts require it?)

I get it on every freakin' message. Probably a permissions error.

[kbuck320]

Ok, here's what I don't understand. I have two phones plugged in, Line 1 and 2.

On Line 2, I can dial 123 and get to voice mail.

Line 1, 123 just gives me a fast busy.

I believe my line 1 and 2 are what would be called 'cloned' .. they both ring the same number.

Help?

[usa2k]

Both lines should work equally when used as cloned.
That calls for a ticket - never heard of that issue.

In https://secure.voipo.com/features/devices there should be two devices listed.

An upgraded line, will only see one, for each vPanel selection.