NOTE: If your extension has already been transferred over to Webex, please make your way to the Webex Voicemail section of AskIT.
This option is only available in a staff members personal mailbox, for a non shared extension. The button itself however redirects staff to the OWA options, as they are no longer available directly through Outlook.
NOTE: This is not available in either a Shared Mailbox or a PhD students mailbox.
This option is only available in a staff members personal mailbox, for a non shared extension.
NOTE: This is not available in either a Shared Mailbox or a PhD students mailbox.
The easiest way is to check you have the Manage Voice Mail button in Outlook.
If you can not see this option or for step by step instructions (including screenshots) see the voicemail enabled page.
NOTE: If you miss a call from a private number or unknown international number the email will have Caller-Id: 102###.
There is no way to find out what number called you.
Or step by step instructions (including screenshots) can be found on the enable emails for missed calls page.
Or step by step instructions (including screenshots) can be found on the disable emails for missed calls page.
If you miss a call from a private number or unknown international number the email will have Caller-Id: 102###.
There is no way to find out what number called you.
Hopefully next time the person calls they leave you a message, including a return contact number.
See example email.
Or step by step instructions (including screenshots) can be found on the no longer able to play voice messages on my phone page.
Voicemail messages are currently in WMA format, which is a proprietary Microsoft format. In order to play these on a Apple device you will need to install VLC player.
For additional instructions see the how do I open voicemail on my Mac page.