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VOIP & AURA MESSAGING USER MANUAL
Voice Mail
Initial Setup
NOTE: The recording will state your new password, so use the handset when you are initially setting
up your voice mail to prevent anyone from hearing it.
From your phone, Pick up the handset.
Press the Msg/Inbox button or you can dial 600
Listen to the recording and when prompt for a password, type the temporary password, 86245,
followed by the "#" symbol on the phone key pad.
The recording will then ask you to choose a new password. Enter your new password on the
phone key pad followed by the "#" symbol.
The recording will then restate the new password you just entered, if correct press the "#"
symbol, if not press the "*" symbol to change your password.
Accessing Your Voice Mail
Using Your Campus VoIP Phone
Pick up the handset or press the Handsfree button.
Press the Msg/Inbox button or you can dial 600
When prompt, enter your password.
After listening to your messages, follow the options to save or delete them.
Using Someone Else's Campus VoIP Phone
Pick up the handset or press the Handsfree button.
Press the Msg/Inbox button or you can dial 600
During the greeting, press the "*" symbol on your phone key pad twice
When ask to enter your mailbox number, enter your seven digit number (4550 your extension).
Example 4550241.
Enter your password and listen to your messages.
After listening to your messages, follow the options to save or delete them.
From an Off Campus Telephone or Mobile Phone
Dial 455-0600
Press "#" to access voicemail.
When ask to enter your mailbox number, enter your seven digit number (4550 your extension).
Example 4550241.
Enter your password.
Press 1 to review all of your messages.
After listening to your messages, follow the options to save or delete them.
Hang up to end the session.
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