Network and System Admin

Jacob Durham

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Is Cisco UCM &nbsp;Version 12, can I do the following:<br />
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<li>Set a user's voicemail to allow breaking out back to the main menu</li>
<li>Monitor Hunt Group and Call Volumes in Real Time</li>
<li>Monitor Agent Login/Logged Out StatE?</li>
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Is Cisco UCM  Version 12, can I do the following:

Set a user's voicemail to allow breaking out back to the main menu
Monitor Hunt Group and Call Volumes in Real Time
Monitor Agent Login/Logged Out StatE?


Questions about Cisco Call Manager and live monitoring.

Is Cisco UCM  Version 12, can I do the following:

Set a user&#39;s voicemail to allow breaking out back to the main menu
Monitor Hunt Group and Call Volumes in Real Time
Monitor Agent Login/Logged Out StatE?


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