Receiving Voice-mail Messages in Your E-mail

Step 4 To end the live record function, press the End button or hang up.

The recorded conversation is saved as a voice message in the mailbox of the subscriber who initiated the recording.

Receiving Voice-mail Messages in Your E-mail

Note This feature is not available on all systems. Contact your system administrator.

You can set up Cisco Unity Express to deliver your voice-mail messages to an e-mail program. You must use a standard IMAP e-mail client. Your voice-mail messages are sent to your e-mail program as an e-mail file attachment in .wav file format. The file can be played with a media player such as Microsoft Windows Media Player.

The following e-mail programs are supported:

IBM Lotus Notes (6.5, 6)

Microsoft Outlook (2003, 2002, 2000)

Microsoft Outlook Express 6.0

Note User authentication—user ID and password—is required for web-based applications using HTTPS or HTTP over Secure Socket Layer (SSL).

Downloading Voice-mail Messages

You will need to see the documentation for your e-mail program for instructions on how to set up your program to retrieve IMAP messages.

Cisco Unity Express voice-mail messages download to a folder called Inbox. If you are having problems retrieving voice-mail messages, check the following:

If You Receive

Meaning

 

 

Authentication Failed

Be sure you are using the correct user ID and password to access your

 

Cisco Unity Express account.

 

 

Password Expired

Your password is expired and you must change it. You must log in to the

 

Cisco Unity Express graphical user interface system to change your

 

password.

 

 

Authorization Failed

You do not have the proper privileges to retrieve your voice-mail

 

messages using e-mail. Contact your system administrator.

 

 

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