1. From standby mode or the Phone application on select Sprint phones, press and hold the Envelope key on your phone until the display reads Connecting… (your Sprint phone number), or press and hold the 1 key until the display reads Connecting… (your Sprint phone number).
Navigate to your Phone app located at the bottom of your iPhone home screen. Tap-open the Phone app. Once you have done that, you will see a voicemail logo the bottom right corner of the window that has opened, select that voicemail icon. That action will open the visual voicemail interface. At first, all you will see is a blank screen with a
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Of course, this option is only available for those brave enough to hack their iPhone.
Sprint: Sprint has its own basic voicemail for you to set up. In order to get there, you’ll need to press and hold the 1 button and create a four-to-ten digit passcode to access your voicemail. You’ll then need to follow the voice prompts to set it up.
When using a Cisco phone, you can record and change your voicemail greeting directly on the phone. For the following instructions, to select an option, you can use the phone's blue toggle button to scroll down and highlight the desired option, and then press the Select soft key. Press the Services (globe icon) button on the phone.
5 - Navigate to Config > Mailboxes and edit your mailbox using the pencil icon to the right of your mailbox.
4. Turn on Autoplay. You don't have to press 1 to listen to messages if the Autoplay feature is on. To turn AutoPlay on or off: From the Main Menu, press 4 for Mailbox Settings.
Extension users can dial voicemail feature code (default *2) on their phones to access their voicemails. To enhance the extension security, you can change the voicemail PIN on PBX web interface.
From your: Wireless phone: Press and hold 1 or the Voicemail key. AT&T Wireless Home Phone: Dial 1 from your connected home phone. Enter your voicemail password if prompted. In the Main Menu, press 4 for Personal Options. Press 3 to Change Greetings. Follow the voice prompts to record a personal greeting.
To pick the check box next to ‘Mark Default Greeting,’ tap the check box to the right of the check box.
If you want to change your default greeting: Open the YouMail app and tap the Menu (☰) icon in the top left corner of the screen. Tap on Greetings. Under the default phone/phone number, tap Change. You can either record your own greeting or select an existing one.
Now, click on the “Settings” or “More Settings” option. Remember that if you don’t have this option, then this method will not work for disabling Voicemail.Scroll and check for the “Call-forwarding” and tap on it.You may be asked to choose from “Voice Call” and “Video Call” forwarding settings. Choose the Voice Call option.Disable call-forwarding and save the settings if your device asks. You have disabled Voicemail now.
Tap “Phone” on your iPhone’s “Home” screen and tap “Voicemail” to access your voice-mail settings. Tap “Greeting” and select “Default” if you wish to use the default greeting for your voice mails. Click “Custom” if you want to create a personalized greeting, and tap “Record” to say your greeting.
If you have a visual voicemail app installed on your phone, you can alternately use that app to record and set a greeting instead.
Of course, this option is only available for those brave enough to hack their iPhone.
You can change the global voicemail message settings, voicemail playback settings according to your needs.
5. On your dial pad, press “1” to listen to your messages, the most recent message should play first.