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From: Simon Dobson on 23 Aug 2006 13:02 Ivor Jones wrote: > "Tym" <no_spam(a)ictis.net> wrote in message > news:058oe2de0s7k71hhdil9vh9921ukj1uduv(a)4ax.com >> On Tue, 22 Aug 2006 20:59:13 GMT, <simba(a)actcom.co.il> >> wrote: >> >>> Is it possible to turn off orange answerphone totaly ? >>> so the phone just rings and rings.... >> Yes - ring and Orange tubby and ask them to switch it off > > Then you have to ring them again to get it switched back on again, and > meanwhile you've lost all the settings like outgoing message, PIN etc. I'm sure this only applies if you have the "No Answerphone" product added (completely disabling the answerphone), which is different to the "No Auto-Divert" or "Auto-Divert" product (whichever way around it is) that only affects the divert setting in the customers HLR.
From: Ivor Jones on 23 Aug 2006 13:58 "Simon Dobson" <replytogroup(a)nospam.domain.invalid> wrote in message news:4l3g2sF3ahnU1(a)individual.net > Ivor Jones wrote: > > "Tym" <no_spam(a)ictis.net> wrote in message > > news:058oe2de0s7k71hhdil9vh9921ukj1uduv(a)4ax.com > > > On Tue, 22 Aug 2006 20:59:13 GMT, <simba(a)actcom.co.il> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > Is it possible to turn off orange answerphone > > > > totaly ? so the phone just rings and rings.... > > > Yes - ring and Orange tubby and ask them to switch it > > > off > > > > Then you have to ring them again to get it switched > > back on again, and meanwhile you've lost all the > > settings like outgoing message, PIN etc. > > I'm sure this only applies if you have the "No > Answerphone" product added (completely disabling the > answerphone), which is different to the "No Auto-Divert" > or "Auto-Divert" product (whichever way around it is) > that only affects the divert setting in the customers > HLR. No autodivert only applies to contract. If you have PAYG there is no option but to get OCS to switch off (and on again). Ivor
From: Jon on 23 Aug 2006 13:56 ivor(a)despammed.invalid declared for all the world to hear... > > It is actually add "no autodivert to answerphone". > That's confusing..! How can you add something you're effectively taking > away..?! > > But yes, you're right, I remember asking for that now. The default setting is for Orange to control the answerphone divert. To return control to the user the product "no autodivert" is placed onto the subscribers account. This then passes an instruction through to the network management system which in turn updates the HLR etc. -- Regards Jon
From: Tym on 23 Aug 2006 15:54 On Wed, 23 Aug 2006 16:15:36 +0100, "Ivor Jones" <ivor(a)despammed.invalid> wrote: >> > Is it possible to turn off orange answerphone totaly ? >> > so the phone just rings and rings.... >> >> Yes - ring and Orange tubby and ask them to switch it off > >Then you have to ring them again to get it switched back on again, and >meanwhile you've lost all the settings like outgoing message, PIN etc. The OP never said it was temporary - just that it was to be turned off - so my answer, I believe, is correct :-) with the exception of the small typo! -- Tym ~There's no place like 127.0.0.1~
From: Jono on 23 Aug 2006 16:41
Tym formulated on Wednesday : > On Wed, 23 Aug 2006 16:15:36 +0100, "Ivor Jones" > <ivor(a)despammed.invalid> wrote: > >>>> Is it possible to turn off orange answerphone totaly ? >>>> so the phone just rings and rings.... >>> >>> Yes - ring and Orange tubby and ask them to switch it off >> >> Then you have to ring them again to get it switched back on again, and >> meanwhile you've lost all the settings like outgoing message, PIN etc. > > The OP never said it was temporary - just that it was to be turned off > - so my answer, I believe, is correct :-) with the exception of the > small typo! God, I'm a pedant. You said to ask Orange to "switch it off" when in fact, the OP needs to ask them to turn It on (where It is "no auto divert to vm") If the contract holder requests them to turn it off, they will completey disable VM. With the "no auto divert to vm" enabled, the user will be able to control vm with the phone's divert options. |