asterisk users - Nov 2009 - Trasnfer to a different VM box after leaving a VM

Anyone have any advise on how to allow an inbound caller to leave to
voicemail on one extension, and after doing so without hanging up ,
transfer to another extension to leave another  voicemail.  I know this
can be done when you call into your own voicemail, but I can't seem to
find anything on how to it when an unknown inbound caller leaves a
message on an extension.  Apparently this was a feature on the customers
old key system.  Thanks in advance.

J Johnson




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Just return the caller to a new spot in the dialplan instead of hanging up.
That's what we do.

 

-          exten => s,n,Voicemail(100 at default)

-          exten => s,n,Goto(default|s|1)

 

 

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Subject: [asterisk-users] Trasnfer to a different VM box after leaving a VM

 

Anyone have any advise on how to allow an inbound caller to leave to
voicemail on one extension, and after doing so without hanging up , transfer
to another extension to leave another  voicemail.  I know this can be done
when you call into your own voicemail, but I can't seem to find anything on
how to it when an unknown inbound caller leaves a message on an extension.
Apparently this was a feature on the customers old key system.  Thanks in
advance.

J Johnson 

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