If I dial 123 it just goes to the failover number, my wife's cell phone, after about 15 seconds...
If I call my own # from itself, it goes to failover instantly with no delay.
If I call 832-838-7000 it asks for my phone # but it works.
801-649-xxxx
Thanks for the help Tim!
Voicemail is not working on my end either.
Both my residential number and my beta number still give dead air when i dial 123. I rebooted both adapters. mike....
Mike
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If I call 832-838-7000, I get some insurance company right now.
123 not working for me.
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123 not working for me.
123 works now to access primary VM. However, Virtual Number is completely down now - doesn't work to call it at all and have tried it from several phones. This seems to be directly related to it's VM. When I disabled it, calls go through. Now that I re-enabled it, calls won't go through - I get various error numbers from different phones/cell providers ("your call cannot be completed as dialed", or "the network is busy").
I rebooted the GS but no difference.
Thanks for sorting it out so quickly. Yes, I can confirm that it's working now. I can tell a change was definitely made because I lost my previous VM greeting (no big deal at all, I needed to rerecord anyway) so it's definitely working now. Again, many thanks.
On a side note, when I call myself from my VOIPo line, it routes to my failover number then back to VOIPo VM. I have no problem with that but wondered if that is the expected behavior. For some reason, I thought failover was for network outages rather than the line being busy (which is what I'm assuming it's interpreting is the case when I call myself from my VOIPo line) but more than likely, my understanding was simply incorrect.
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