Linksys PHB1100 User Guide - Page 42

Managing Operator Calls, Changing the Auto Attendant password

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Chapter 6 Linksys One Communications Solution Changing the Auto Attendant password To change the Auto Attendant password: 1. Do one of the following: • Open an intercom on your phone and dial the Auto Attendant Administration extension (209). • From an outside line, access the Auto Attendant and enter your Auto Attendant Administration extension (209) when prompted. NOTE: If you have a private line, you can access the Auto Attendant remotely by modifying the call forward destination on your User Settings screen. See "Changing Your Call Forward Settings" on page 31. Otherwise, contact your phone administrator for information on accessing the Auto Attendant. 2. Choose option 3 from the Auto Attendant voice prompt menu. 3. Follow the voice prompts to change the password. Managing Operator Calls Your phone administrator can add you as a "Live" Operator; this enables the Operator, Operator DND and System Voice Mail feature buttons on your phone. When a caller presses zero in response to an Auto Attendant prompt or gets transferred to the operator (via extension 200), the calls get routed to your phone or multiple phones that are assigned as operators in the list. You can opt out of the list by selecting the Operator DND (do not disturb) button. You can also access messages using the System Voice Mail feature button. Chapter 6: Using the Auto Attendant 39 Managing Operator Calls

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Chapter 6: Using the Auto Attendant
Managing Operator Calls
Linksys One Communications Solution
Chapter
6
Changing the Auto Attendant password
To change the Auto Attendant password:
1.
Do one of the following:
Open an intercom on your phone and dial the Auto Attendant Administration
extension (209).
From an outside line, access the Auto Attendant and enter your Auto Attendant
Administration extension (209) when prompted.
2.
Choose option 3 from the Auto Attendant voice prompt menu.
3.
Follow the voice prompts to change the password.
Managing Operator Calls
Your phone administrator can add you as a "Live" Operator; this enables the Operator,
Operator DND and System Voice Mail feature buttons on your phone. When a caller
presses zero in response to an Auto Attendant prompt or gets transferred to the operator
(via extension 200), the calls get routed to your phone or multiple phones that are assigned
as operators in the list. You can opt out of the list by selecting the Operator DND (do not
disturb) button. You can also access messages using the System Voice Mail feature button.
NOTE:
If you have a private line, you
can access the Auto Attendant remotely
by modifying the call forward
destination on your User Settings
screen
.
See ”Changing Your Call Forward
Settings” on page 31. Otherwise,
contact your phone administrator for
information on accessing the Auto
Attendant.