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On the Cisco Jabber main window, the icon includes a counter. If you have new voice messages, a number appears in red on top of the icon.
Contact your system administrator if voicemail is unavailable. Some features are available only after the administrator sets them up.
You can respond to a voicemail by calling back, or by sending an instant message.
Use filters to chose which voicemail messages to display.
When you delete a message from visual voicemail, you do not permanently delete the message; you move the message to a folder for deleted messages.
When you delete a message, Cisco Jabber moves the message to a folder for deleted messages. You can delete the message permanently from this folder.
When you delete a message, Cisco Jabber moves the message to a folder for deleted messages. You can restore the message from this folder.
Note | Depending on the system setup, this feature might not be available. |