Voice mail to Email in CMM 6.2- Very Urgent

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  • garg19
    Whiz
    • Feb 2013
    • 30

    Voice mail to Email in CMM 6.2- Very Urgent

    I am looking for Voice mail to email option in the CMM 6.2 ( which is the part of MES 6.2, midsize enterprise template). Both CM and CMM using the same IP address.

    When someone calls extensions and leave a voice mail then user want the .wav file in the email inbox.

    We have approx. 80+ users using the Voice mail option right now.

    Do we have any specific doc on this. I search in implementation and admin guides but nothing useful for me.

    I do have some idea on this configuration but not very confident on this. Any help on this will be highly appreciated.

    Someone even told me that even in CMM 6.2 this is not possible, we need third party product to make this possible. Not sure on this.

    Thanks
    Amit
  • rvengco
    Whiz
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    • Jul 2010
    • 35

    #2
    Hi Amit,

    There is a shared video from the avayamentor regarding How to configure and use Internet Messaging on CMM. Below is the link:



    If you configure it like above. You are configuring your outlook to pull the message from CMM. But you cannot have your CMM to push the messages automatically to your client. As what you have mentioned there is s some 3rd party software that may do that. You might try to look at the software called mutare but this will involve some cost amount of money for integration

    Hope this Helps
    Last edited by rvengco; 08-06-2013, 01:40 AM.

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    • maksis
      Member
      • Mar 2013
      • 5

      #3
      Originally posted by garg19 View Post
      When someone calls extensions and leave a voice mail then user want the .wav file in the email inbox.
      There is such function in CMM 6.2-22 (MES). To set it up, you need to fill Forwarding Destination Address field at subscriber's page with e-mail (user's coptorate e-mail).
      It is also important for CMM to reach DNS server (it will use the DNS ip entered at Midsize setup), so MXes will be resolved correctly

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      • smith2063
        Aspiring Member
        • Dec 2017
        • 2

        #4
        Is it possible to put more than 1 email address in the forwarding destination address box????

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        • mcginp
          Brainiac
          • May 2014
          • 58

          #5
          Please keep in mind CMM is a **** product that avaya gives away as a "freebie." If you want any real features such as being able to put in a subject line in the email you will be required to use AAM using the mainstream license.

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