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Alternate ID (Secondary Phone Line)

This feature allows a single mailbox to answer calls for different telephone numbers. If you have two phone

numbers in your home or two in your office, you can direct all your messages to a single mailbox to make

retrieving messages easier.

You have the option of purchasing separately one (1) Alternate Identification number.

Messages left through any of the phone numbers are placed in the same mailbox. 

With Alternate ID’s/Secondary (Land)Lines associated with your main mailbox, you can set features the

same for all the telephone numbers and you can also set some features different for each phone number.

For example, since you have only one mailbox, you need only one personal identification number (PIN)

to access messages left through all of your phone lines.

However, each phone line can have its own:

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Fast Login and PIN Skip settings

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Greetings (personal, extended absence, system and recorded name announcement)

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Message notification settings

Therefore, if you have secondary phone lines, you can set these options for your main primary mailbox

and each secondary number. 

For your callers, your different phone numbers can seem quite different depending on how you have

recorded your greetings. 

You also have the option of using the greeting that you recorded for your primary telephone number for

your secondary phone lines so that no matter which phone number someone trying to reach you dials,

they receive the same message.

If you have a Secondary Phone Line/Alternate ID, press 

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5 when you log into your mailbox to work with

greetings for another telephone number. This way, you won’t have to hang up and log in again.

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When prompted, enter the mailbox number (Alternate ID number) for the mailbox you want to work

with, and your PIN.

Note:

Remember there is only one PIN used for all mailboxes. You can use the primary mailbox greeting

options with your secondary telephone numbers instead of recording separate greetings. 

If you turn on this feature, when someone calls your Secondary Phone Line number, they hear the greeting

that you have recorded for the primary mailbox number. 

Note: 

Changing the telephone numbers in your Alternate ID fields does not change the attributes (line

feature) of that telephone number. You will still need to contact SBC and add Call Forwarding to change

the number the line forwards to.

To use the phone to manage your greeting options for your Alternate ID’s (Secondary Phone Lines)

1. Access your mailbox and press 6 from the main menu.

2. Press 4 to work with your secondary mailbox greeting options.

To use your computer to work with your greeting options for your Alternate ID’s (Secondary Phone Lines)

1. Log in to your UC Lite mailbox. 

2. Click the "Telephone" link on the left-hand side of the page. 

3. Click "My Phone Numbers and Greetings" 

4. Next to the phone number whose greeting you want to change, choose the greeting you want from the

dropdown box. 

5. Click "Save & Close". 

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Page 1: ...tand how the different features of your service work so you can get the most out of your service 2003 SBC Knowledge Ventures L P All rights reserved SBC the SBC logo and other product names are tradem...

Page 2: ...r service you can start by learning the basics in the section of this guide called the Quick Start Guide The Quick Start Guide briefly takes you through using your service so you can experience just h...

Page 3: ...of your computer for a microphone jack probably the same size as the headphone jack and plug a microphone into it Setting Up Your SBC Unified Communications Lite Mailbox You can either start on the co...

Page 4: ...s that will walk you through using your mailbox Once you have set up your service Start on the computer by going to www sbcuc net and entering your User ID and Web password and do the following 1 To d...

Page 5: ...ou have call blocking on your telephone line you will always be asked to enter the telephone number of the mailbox you wish to access when calling in to retrieve your messages This also means your Fas...

Page 6: ...r the message you just recorded If you d like to re record the message click Delete and then record the message again 8 When you re ready click Send Distribution Lists A distribution list is a group o...

Page 7: ...today returning tomorrow Please call back tomorrow You can also use the SBC Unified Communications UC Lite system greeting which says Your recorded name announcement can t take your call now You can...

Page 8: ...otification can only be set up over the computer at this time In addition while on the computer you can select the type of messages you want to be notified for by clicking on the appropriate button ne...

Page 9: ...of any message received from a key contact check the box for this option 9 Click Save Close Key Contact List Your Key Contacts are the addresses of the people who are most important to you UC Lite can...

Page 10: ...d your SBC Unified Communications UC Lite inbox messages to another email account That means your voice mail email and fax messages will be forwarded to another email account You can only set up this...

Page 11: ...to reach you dials they receive the same message If you have a Secondary Phone Line Alternate ID press 5 when you log into your mailbox to work with greetings for another telephone number This way you...

Page 12: ...19 SBC Unified Communications Lite User Guide 20 SBC Unified Communications Lite User Guide Telephone Navigation Map...

Page 13: ...e telephone why can I not access it from the Trash folder from the computer A If you erase a message from the telephone it does NOT go to the Trash folder The message is no longer available UNLESS aft...

Page 14: ...the provision of SBC Unified Communications Lite at any time SBC Messaging will notify you of any price change or discontinuance before its effective date No sales representative independent or other...

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