Voicemail for Part-time Faculty
Dialing into the phone system
There are several options for dialing into phone mail. It really depends on your preference and your area code. The following numbers are for employee use only. See Guest Access for the number to give out to students or guests.
Dial one of these numbers to access the phone mail system:
- Employee Access Number 916-660-7788
or - Nevada County Campus 530-274-5300, 1, ext 7788
or - Toll free from N. California 1-800-242-4004, 1, ext 7788
or - From any Avaya phone on campus, ext 7788
Setting up your voicemail
The first time you access “Voicemail,” you will be prompted to set up your voicemail by entering a new security code and recording your name and your greeting.
- Dial into the phone mail system (see previous instructions).
- Enter your 4-digit mailbox extension number.
- Enter your security code: 1 1 1 1. (this is the default setting. if you have changed your security code, then use that number).
- Wait for the prompt to record your name.
- Press 2 to record.
- Press 2 to stop recording
- Press 6 to review it.
- Press 5 to save it.
- Next you will be prompted to record a greeting.
- Press 2 to record.
- Press 2 to stop recording.
- Press 6 to review it.
- Press 5 to save it.
- Done
To listen to your voicemail
The maximum length for any voicemail message is 3 minutes.
- Dial into the phone mail system (see previous instructions).
- To “Listen” to your messages, press 1.
- To “Forward” a message, press 2.
- To “Delete” a message, press 4.
- To “Save” a message, press 5.
- To “Review” or “Replay” a message, press 6.
- To “Skip” a message, press 7.
- To “Reply” to a message, press 8.
Guest Access
Students or guests can leave a voicemail message for you by using one of the following options.
- Students or guests dial any one of the following numbers:
916-660-8288
or
Nevada County Campus 530-274-5300, 1, ext 8288
or
Toll free from N. California 1-800-242-4004, 1, ext 8288 - Students or guests dial your 4-digit mailbox extension number.
- Done.
These instructions in Word format.
Page last updated:
November 2, 2009
