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Use the following procedure to send a voice
message to a subscriber on a remote system that is administered
on the local system.
For acceptance tests, you must administer two test subscribers
for each remote machine. For example, if you plan to network with
four remote machines named CB1, CB2, CB3, and CB4, you need to administer
two test subscribers on each machine. During acceptance testing,
you address voice messages to each of those test subscribers. See
Managing remote subscribers for information
on administering remote subscribers on the system.
To send a test message to a remote user:
- Dial the local
voice messaging extension.
- When prompted
to enter an mailbox number, press # and use the telephone keypad
to enter a local test subscriber mailbox number followed by #.
- Enter the password
for the local test subscriber followed by #.
You hear the main menu.
- Press 2 to
send a voice message.
At the tone, say the
following:
"This is a test message
from <your name>. Please call me to verify that you have
received this message. My number is <your number>."
- Press # when
you stop recording and approve the message.
"Please enter the first
address and then press pound."
- Enter the address
for a remote test subscriber followed by #. The address includes
the prefix, if any, and the extension of the remote test subscriber.
After you press #,
the remote machine repeats the remote test subscriber extension
you entered.
- Repeat Step
6 for each remote test subscriber on each remote machine.
- When you complete
entering remote test subscriber addresses, press # twice.
You hear the following
prompt:
"To send your message
now, press pound. For urgent, press 2. To specify future delivery,
press 4."
- Press # to
send the message.
The system schedules the delivery and returns
you to the activity menu.
- Hang up the
telephone.
- Continue
with Receiving voice messages from remote
test subscribers.
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