Personal Operator

An employee on vacation wants callers to be able to reach a person covering for her: The employee’s Personal Greeting says, “Hello, this is Lou. I’ll be on vacation until July 25. If you leave a message, I’ll call you when I return. If you need immediate assistance, press [ 0 ] now.”

A teacher administers a Bulletin Board mailbox as his Personal Operator. The teacher’s Personal Greeting says, “This is Les Brown. To leave me a message, wait for the tone. To hear the homework assignment for today, press [ 0 ].”

Related Mail System Features

If a mailbox has a Personal Operator that callers can reach by pressing [ 0 ], the mailbox’s Personal Greeting should include information about this option. See

Greetings (Personal).

Programming

Administering a Personal Operator

To assign or remove a Personal Operator for a mailbox, use the following procedure:

Action

You Hear...

Step 1 Log in to Voice Mail.

Name, number of new messages and old messages, Voice Mail Activity Menu.

Step 2

Dial [ 4 ] to change the Personal

Current setting, then prompt to enter

 

Operator.

the Personal Operator extension or to

 

 

delete the Personal Operator.

Step 3 Choose an option:

Assign Personal Operator: Operator’s extension + [ # ].

Remove Personal Operator: [ 0 ] + [ # ].

Confirmation of the extension, then the Voice Mail Activity Menu.

Procedure is complete.

Confirmation that there is no Personal Operator, then the Voice Mail Activity Menu. Procedure is complete.

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