Voicemail Down or being upgraded?

**NY Tel Guy** · 09-25-2008 01:04 PM

Ok just for fun, I have gone totally shameless and added a profile picture and an album, showing the rapid deterioration we all live through.....

**burris** · 09-25-2008 01:13 PM

Originally Posted by NY Tel Guy

Ok just for fun, I have gone totally shameless and added a profile picture and an album, showing the rapid deterioration we all live through.....

Shameless, indeed..

**NY Tel Guy** · 09-25-2008 01:21 PM

Originally Posted by burris

Shameless, indeed..

what is a shame that my damn hair fell out so early.

Then the bags under my eyes and it's like a roller coaster that stops going up and only goes down...lol

**VOIPoTim** · 09-25-2008 01:24 PM

Originally Posted by NY Tel Guy

what is a shame that my damn hair fell out so early.

Then the bags under my eyes and it's like a roller coaster that stops going up and only goes down...lol

Was it mostly in the last year or so while you were a VT customer?

I mean let's give credit where credit is due.

**NY Tel Guy** · 09-25-2008 02:03 PM

Originally Posted by VOIPoTim

Was it mostly in the last year or so while you were a VT customer?

I mean let's give credit where credit is due.

Yes, the one where I have all my hair was January 06 and then current one is after I tried to unsuccessfully to complete 3 calls in a row on VT.

**varaonaid** · 09-25-2008 02:16 PM

Hey there,

Just curious, should the 123 work now for checking VM? It's isn't working for me. I was getting a stutter tone and flashing on the Grandstream but rebooted it when the 123 wasn't working and when I realized that the VM service was being upgraded. The stutter tone and flashing light weren't working when it rebooted (even though I have new VM) and 123 didn't either. Dialing the 832-878-7000 does work to access it. Also strange, when I dialed either my own VOIPo number (from my VOIPo phone) or 123, it goes to my failover number rather than to VM. I have call forwarding completely disabled so it has to be going via the failover which I don't understand since the VOIPo number (other than the few VM glitches listed above) is working perfectly.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!
Rae

**usa2k** · 09-25-2008 03:56 PM

| 734-437-XXXX | zeus.voipwelcome.com |

Well ... I thought the GS was under VOIPo control?
I changed it to "welcome" and it seemed to stick.

The GS immediately gets the green flash on the GS.
No MWI though.
Definitely a Stutter Tone.

And now about 90 seconds later, MWI showed up.
Thank you!

Is there something VOIPo needs to do to ensure it is managed by VOIPo?
Time is 4 hours ahead of my EST time right now.

**VOIPoTim** · 09-25-2008 06:07 PM

Originally Posted by varaonaid

Hey there,

Just curious, should the 123 work now for checking VM? It's isn't working for me. I was getting a stutter tone and flashing on the Grandstream but rebooted it when the 123 wasn't working and when I realized that the VM service was being upgraded. The stutter tone and flashing light weren't working when it rebooted (even though I have new VM) and 123 didn't either. Dialing the 832-878-7000 does work to access it. Also strange, when I dialed either my own VOIPo number (from my VOIPo phone) or 123, it goes to my failover number rather than to VM. I have call forwarding completely disabled so it has to be going via the failover which I don't understand since the VOIPo number (other than the few VM glitches listed above) is working perfectly.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!
Rae

Try 123 now. You were partially pointed to old and partially to new, so I'm assuming the failover was triggered when it could not route to old.